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World's fact-checkers assert that fact-checking is an act of free expression and not suppression of speech.

The Philippine news media landscape has seen significant changes over the past year, especially in private broadcasting, which is experiencing a continuing decline in viewership. Concerns over press freedom persist.

Filipino Muslims gather at Manila's Rizal Park for an early morning prayer in celebration of Eid al-Adha or Feast of the Sacrifice June 16. Photos and video by Bullit Marquez for VERA Files

Adult Filipinos are relying less on Facebook and other legacy social media platforms for news, increasingly turning to video-centric TikTok amid changing news consumption habits.

A press release by the protestors said “We strongly call on the G7 to fulfill their obligations and urgently deliver climate finance so that poor countries can take action and tackle a crisis they did not cause.”

Fifty-two years later after the failed Bongbong rockets, a new racket on the rocket is being promoted by the Marines.

Artificial intelligence (AI) could be used to supercharge disinformation in the upcoming 2025 midterm elections, media experts and veteran journalists warned.

Sara Duterte is not heeding calls to leave the Marcos Cabinet because she can still take advantage of the position for her political plans, Trillanes said.

Duterte and his allies are looking for a political opportunity to get back in power, former senator Antonio Trillanes IV said.

Trillanes said the opposition needs a leader who is in the thick of things, not someone who is invisible.

Health experts and youth groups are sounding the alarm over an upsurge in children's use of vapes and are calling on the government to enforce strict regulations on the sale of the harmful products, especially online.

Today’s SRDP proponents and advocates need to look at the supposed Marcos-era “success stories,” like the M16 project, with more sober eyes.