Tomorrow, tomorrow, we will run stories about the murder of Ninoy.” That was Eugenia Duran-Apostol, the publisher and editor ...

FORCE IN THE NORTH The Philippine Daily Inquirer’s Northern Luzon Bureau’s inaugural coverage in 1993 was the return of the ...

Amid the ongoing investigation on alleged anomalous flood control projects, Bishop Gerry Alminaza of the diocese of San Carlos City, Negros Occidental, on Sunday called for the passage of an ...

THE announcement by President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. of a multi-year increase in base pay for the Armed Forces of the ...

The Atlanta Democrat is making health care a focus of his reelection campaign by pushing for an extension of insurance subsidies.

The writer argues: "Yet, like development models, protest movements are not portable. Conditions that make them plausible or even necessary in one society may be absent in another. Their value is ...

With our country seemingly on course toward ungovernability and economic decline, a pall of gloom has descended on the business community.

THE Philippines’ budget process remains weakened by shallow scrutiny and entrenched political incentives, analysts said, after a Supreme Court opinion last week said President Ferdinand R. Marcos, Jr.

Two documentaries celebrate Marine excellence while revealing quiet cracks in America’s crisis-response strategy.

Appearing for no discernible reason last night on the Late Show with Stephen Colbert, Harry took pot-shots at Trump calling him an 'elected king'.

As huge crowds descended on the Philippine capital Manila to protest a sweeping corruption scandal, posts falsely claimed the ...

Greggy Sorio's is still recovering from his toe amputation after he contracted ulcerative colitis while being detained. He ...