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Pia Cayetano wants more laws for the protection and empowerment of women and children, and improving healthcare access. She was a vocal critic of the vape bill, which lapsed into law almost a month into the Marcos administration.

There are seven incumbent senators seeking reelection in 2025: Pia Cayetano, Ronald Dela Rosa, Christopher Lawrence Go, Manuel Lapid, Maria Imelda Marcos, Ramon Revilla Jr. and Francis Tolentino

Ang HMPV ay isang karaniwang respiratory virus na kumakalat sa maraming bansa mula taglamig hanggang tagsibol.

HMPV is a common respiratory virus that circulates in many countries from winter through spring. It is the sixth most common cause of influenza-like illness in the Philippines.

Matapos ang mahigit na isang taong pagkaantala, inapbruhan ng Maharlika Investment Corp. ang una nitong investment nang bilhin nito ang 20% stake sa National Grid Corporation of the Philippines (NGCP). Umani din ng batikos ang pagpapautang nito ng P4.4 bilyong sa Makilala Mining, isang copper-gold mining project sa Cordillera Administrative Region.

Maharlika fund faces delays in first investment, safeguards in IRR weakened

How did the Comelec decide that the other 117 candidates be excluded in next year's balloting? Here are three things you need to know.

The Interpol cannot compel Philippine law enforcement authorities to arrest an individual with a red notice. Its rules state that each member country can decide what legal value it gives to a red notice and the authority of their law enforcement officers to make arrests.

How crucial is the passage of the Philippine Maritime Zones Act and the Philippine Archipelagic Sea Lanes Act? Here are four things you need to know.

There is concern that postponement of the election could erode public trust, hamper the peace effort and add to the already volatile political situation in BARMM.

Who among the aspirants to the Senate in the 2025 midterm elections have been flagged for sharing mis- and disinformation since April 2016, when VERA Files began its fact-checking initiative

Thelma Cinco, PAGASA Climatology and Agrometeorology chief, said much of the damage from severe tropical storm Kristine was due to sustained heavy rainfall, rather than its wind strength.