The Philippine Post

The government postpones senior high school programs nationwide, citing funding constraints while allowing current Grade 12 students to complete their education.

President Marcos Jr. and the First Family bid farewell to 2023 and welcome 2024 with high hopes and a commitment to building a better and more prosperous nation.

Senator Bong Go empowered the Malasakit Center program for single mothers to find resiliency in facing challenges.

Congress boosts funding to Php1 billion for the Active Transport and Safe Pathways Program, accelerating the development of protected bicycle lanes.

President Bongbong Marcos looks forward to strengthening bilateral relations with Vietnam and Timor Leste, opening up new opportunities for cooperation and growth.

60-year-old Melody Portugal defies age and obstacles to pursue education, inspiring us all to never stop learning and reaching for our dreams.

Guiuan welcomes a plan to establish a museum on Tubabao Island, immortalizing the experiences of White Russian refugees.

Batangas Province takes bold steps to boost agricultural productivity, partnering with government agencies and launching training centers.

The Department of Health brings state-of-the-art medical services to all Filipinos with the establishment of new healthcare facilities nationwide.

Over 44,000 farmers receive Php5,000 cash assistance to support their livelihoods through the Rice Farmers Financial Assistance program.