Helen Flores

MANILA, Philippines — President Marcos slammed yesterday what he called threats to Filipinos' dignity and self-respect by “detractors,” even as he

MANILA, Philippines — President Marcos has urged Iglesia ni Cristo (INC) members to remain a “steadfast partner in nation-building” as the religious sect commemorated its 112th anniversary.

MANILA, Philippines — Amid complaints over electric bill shock, President Marcos wants to remove systems loss charges passed on by power utilities to consumers along with the value-added tax on the fee.

MANILA, Philippines — The anti-political dynasty bill remains one of the Marcos administration's priority measures even though President Marcos

President Marcos’ visit to Davao, a known turf of the Dutertes, on Tuesday was not intended to improve his ratings, but to show that his governance is fair and favors no one, according to a Palace official.

MANILA, Philippines — Malacañang has declared special non-working days in 13 areas in the country for the observance of the localities' founding anniversaries and festivities.

MANILA, Philippines — The government is set to reinforce security in the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao as the first-ever BARMM parliamentary election approaches, Malacañang said yesterday.

Malacañang sees nothing wrong with Defense Secretary Gilbert Teodoro’s call for the resignation of state officials siding with China on the West Philippine Sea issue.

MANILA, Philippines — Amid rising fuel prices, a one-month fuel subsidy of P20 per liter and an interim fare increase have been discussed by President Marcos' economic team, Malacañang said yesterday.

MANILA, Philippines — Amid the rising costs of petroleum products, President Marcos has increased the fuel subsidy for drivers of public utility vehicles (PUV) from P10 to P12 per liter starting Aug. 15.