History teachers are terrified by new hate speech laws, with good reason

Anti-political dynasty bill meets stiff opposition in Cavite

CARMONA, Cavite — The push for an anti-political dynasty bill met stiff resistance here, as residents who spoke during public consultations held by the House of Representatives’ Committee on suffrage and electoral reforms urged lawmakers to address corruption first. John dela Cruz from General Mariano Alvarez (GMA) said that Carmona was once a dumpsite for trash

Dog rescued at MRT-3 tracks is finally home

MANILA, Philippines — Remember the dog rescued who strayed into and was eventually rescued at the Metro Rail Transit Line 3 (MRT‑3) tracks? He finally made it back home. It was on Jan. 22 when the news about a delay in the service of the MRT-3 was circulated after the dog was spotted on the

Marcos inaugurates rehabilitated P450-million dam in Zamboanga del Sur

MAHAYAG, Zamboanga del Sur – President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Thursday led the inauguration of the rehabilitated dam in Barangay Salug Dako, Mahayag town, a five-decade-old irrigation structure built in 1967, during the time of his father, the late President Ferdinand Marcos Sr. The dam, inaugurated in 1970, had long served as the major diversion

Domestic Trade Ministry to table amendments targeting cartel practices in next parliamentary session

SABAK BERNAM: The Domestic Trade and Cost of Living Ministry has announced plans to table amendments to the Competition Commission Act 2010 (Act 712) and the Competition Act 2010 by the next parliamentary session. Read full story

Sarawak to focus on renewable energy, aerospace and human capital beyond 2030, says Abang Jo

KUCHING: Sarawak will focus on renewable energy, semiconductors, aerospace and human capital in its development planning beyond 2030, says Tan Sri Abang Johari Openg. Read full story

Toyota group firm extends Toyota Industries tender offer to boost buyout's chances