The Philippine Post

President Marcos Jr. shifts focus from the West Philippine Sea to flood and agriculture issues during a private dinner with senators.

The Department of Social Welfare and Development provides cash aid worth PHP34.6 million to typhoon victims, assuring residents they won’t go hungry.

The Energy Regulatory Commission extends lifeline rate subsidy registration, aiming for increased participation and closer to the target of 4.2 million households by September.

Actress and performer Alexa Ilacad bags her citation at the Gawad Buhay 2023 following a performance in the Philippine Educational Theater Association musical “Walang Aray.”

Pinoy pop group SB19 makes sure that California will not forget them as they perform their music live at the famous Hollywood Boulevard in Los Angeles.

The Republic of China and Representative Paolo Duterte’s office donate 320 sewing machines to the Indigenous People community in Davao City.

Landbank of the Philippines boosts rice farmers’ productivity with over Php16 million in loans, empowering small farmers and driving agricultural competitiveness.

A state of calamity was declared in Pangasinan due to Typhoon Egay and the southwest monsoon, urging the government to provide aid.

The Department of Education announces the August 29 opening for public schools in SY 2023-2024, but private schools may open from June to August.

Secretary Teodoro emphasizes the importance of rules-based international order and the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, highlighting the partnership with Japan for regional peace and stability.