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CNN Hero of the Year Efren Penaflorida’s “pushcart classroom” actually started from a backpack.

The University of the Philippines Student Council recently led relief efforts to aid some 600 families in the Diliman campus hit by Tropical Storm "Ondoy."

Japan donated Saturday $4.2 million for the victims of Tropical Storm “Ondoy” (Ketsana) and Typhoon “Pepeng” (Parma), the largest donation so far by a single country to the Philippines.

When storm “Ondoy” (“Ketsana”) struck on Sept. 26, the morning after was a picture of a devastated capital, a people in anguish and a nation at its weakest.

The mutiny case against the 28 officers in connection with the alleged February 2006 plot to withdraw support from President Gloria Arroyo is on its final stretch.

As Muslims all over the world end their monthlong prayer and fasting on Monday, their brothers who have been displaced by the fighting in Mindanao continue to sacrifice in cramped evacuation centers.

Shortly after the Lakas-Kampi-CMD coalition declared him on Wednesday afternoon its presidential candidate in next year's elections, Defense Secretary Gilbert Teodoro appeared before his followers at the Quezon City Sports Club to accept the challenge of leading his party to victory.

Sen. Benigno “Noynoy” Aquino III won the presidency at a mock election held to demonstrate the use of automated voting which will be done nationwide for the first time in May 2010.

Filipinos awoke Wednesday morning to the news that Sen. Benigno “Noynoy” Aquino III had decided to run for president in 2010 under the banner of the Liberal Party.

Video by Tessa Jamandre

Vigilance. This was what an American election watchdog expert and leader of a voters’ advocacy group said must be maintained even as the Philippines will automate its national elections for the first time in May 2010.

The land dispute between the powerful Teves clan of Negros Oriental and 30 farmer-beneficiaries has left two persons dead.