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Businesses must ensure the protection and safety of children in all business activities and facilities.

Bobby Falible was only 17 years old and a high school drop out doing farming jobs in Romblon when he started smoking, a habit he picked up from his friends.

The military has regained control of Marawi City, where it has been battling the Muslim extremists the past six weeks.

Many were hopeful when he promised there’d be “no more p*t*ng *n*s” when he assumed office.

No. It was not live.

Some 264,000 have been displaced by the war between government forces and elements of Maute and Abu Sayyaf Groups.

Ang datos ng pamahalaan kaugnay ng paglago ng ekonomiya ay pinagsamasama ayon sa rehiyon, hindi ayon sa mga lungsod.

Photojournalist Luis Liwanag shares images of how the beleaguered people of Marawi observed Eid’l Fitr.

Mabilis na nilinaw ni Senador Cynthia Villar ang kanyang pahayag tungkol sa pagbabawal ng “unli rice.”

Photojournalist Luis Liwanag captures Marawi City today, on the 30th day of the crisis.​

Senator Cynthia Villar was quick to clear up her statement on banning unlimited rice promos in food chains after she was roundly criticized, complete with hilarious memes on social media.

The law's implementing rules and regulation has been refined.

It's unlawful and unsafe.

More than 300 alleged members and supporters of the Maute, Abu Sayyaf and other militant groups have been ordered arrested for rebellion by the Department of National Defense, following the declaration of martial law in Mindanao.

Does China have a better claim because it is called ‘South China Sea’?

Rodolfo survived Typhoon Yolanda, but not a road crash.

President Duterte changes tune on the Supreme Court’s role in martial law.

​There is no overstating the emotional boost of the raising of the Philippine flag in devastated Marawi City on June 12, Philippine Independence.