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President Rodrigo Duterte identified the wrong leader when he ranted about the International Criminal Court.

'Bato' says 1.3 million, Duterte 1.6 million.

An online video endorsing senatorial candidate Christopher Lawrence "Bong" Go makes a sweeping claim about hunger and poverty that is not supported by data.

Enrile in 2016 rejected the idea of same-sex unions.

Among the varied cultural fare welcoming this most wonderful time of the year, one short opera stands out—Gian Carlo’s “Amahl and the Night Visitors.”

The one thing that spooks President Duterte fiercely is the case of crime against humanity brought against him before the International Criminal Court in The Hague which gave him the dubious distinction of being the first Southeast Asian leader to be charged before the ICC.

He did in 2017.

Tens of thousands of Filipinos die and are injured and disabled every year due to road crashes, yet the issue of road safety is hardly viewed as one worthy of public attention.

The head of the Climate Change Commission urged Filipinos to take a stronger commitment to the protection of environment because studies show that Filipinos are among the worst affected by climate change.

How many Filipinos are slaves to shabu?

An online post claiming that the Philippines and the People’s Republic of China have agreed on a 60-40 profit-sharing scheme on their joint oil exploration in disputed maritime areas is misleading.