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"I challenge him to present evidence." Tordesillas said.

"This week and every week, play your part in making the roads safe for everyone,” - WHO Director-General Dr. Ghebreyesus

SILANG, Cavite, Philippines — Under the sweltering sun, Julian Aguilar inspects his crop, which, like him, have been reeling from the intense heat.

What better way to learn about how Climate Change affects people’s daily lives than a visit to a farm and talk with farmers?

Media groups should come together, the coalition said.

The National Movement for Free Elections (NAMFREL) returned on April 30 the accredited granted them as observer for the Random Manual Audit by the Commission on Elections (COMELEC) after they were refused access to election data, NAMFREL Secretery General Eric Alvia said Friday.

A clean and transparent polls. This is the continuing mantra of the National Movement for Free Elections (NAMFREL) despite getting accreditation as an observer barely six weeks before the May 13 polls

This is the fifth of six parts.

This is the fourth of six parts.

The law provides relief for those whose rights have been violated and we are keeping our options open.

This is the third of six parts.

This is the second of six parts.

In an ideal world, persons with disability should have no problem casting their ballots during elections. In the Philippines, however, PWDs often face a number of hurdles, including voting in precincts located in upper floors of buildings without ramps or elevators.

Where do senatorial candidates stand on issues voters most care about?

This is the last of six parts.

Neri Colmenares says there’s something different about his second try for a Senate seat.

Posters: everywhere, short-lived, and thrown away. Such is the fate of most posters but not at the Cultural Center of the Philippines with Poster/ity: 50 Years of Art & Culture at the CCP that runs through 26 May 2019, with free admission.

It's downright false. It's hilarious.

This is the fifth of six parts.

This is the fourth of six parts.

Revisiting the day of the flash flood, there is a sense that all the elements that could make a disaster happen happened that day.

Residents share their experience of the flood 28 years ago.

At a time when disinformation in social media, the platform preferred by millennials, has reached crisis level, journalism among students remains vibrant.

Do Filipinos know enough about climate change and its effects?