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Different commissions under different administrations have been set up to investigate corruption.

“It’s been established but it hasn’t been constituted."

The DA got the ninth largest share in the 2017 and 2018 budget.

Despite everything the children are undergoing, something can still be done.

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"Call them drug addicts. Call them less than human, but for these children, they're always their loving father."

The damage, however, was too extensive in some areas.

The president has failed to follow his own advice, making false claims, flip-flops and misleading statements all year round.

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Retrieval operations in some areas where landslides occurred are still ongoing as 14 people remain missing.

More than a third of the voters chose the president’s conflicting claims on his wealth.

Google's featured snippets are not always reliable.

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Patterns emerged from our 16 weeks of fake news coverage to date.

Ang presidente ay may kasaysayan ng pagpapalit ng paninindigan sa isyu, depende sa kanyang kaharap.

Watch this video to see how else both made sense of the president’s controversial pronouncements.

The folk carol tradition is considered an endangered folk Christmas community theater act now and is rarely practiced in the towns of Maribojoc, Antequera and Baclayon.

Roque described Duterte’s recent flip-flop on same-sex marriage as "somewhat new." It's not.

One of the laws of propaganda goes, “A lie told often enough becomes true.”

Across from the Philippine General Hospital (PGH)’s emergency room, a large, green building leads to two special units designed to protect women and children.

One Monday morning in March, a six-year-old girl was brought by her separated parents to the emergency room of the Tondo Medical Center (TMC) in Manila.

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President Rodrigo Duterte in a speech December 7 in Clark, Pampanga claimed he never asked for emergency powers. In his first SONA, he did.

Road crashes involving pedestrians commonly happen at 5 p.m., on Fridays and weekends.

Eliminating red tape will help the country become more competitive.

"But even if you have introduced and provided them their supply of condoms, you can't be assured that they will use them because everyone will be high on drugs."

Government figures tell a different story.

Here’s a five-minute video summing up 68 years of impeachment history in the Philippines.

The sector, considered the world’s biggest minority, was only mentioned in passing.