Fact-checkers around the world share their experiences with harassment
For International Fact-Checking Week, fact-checkers convened to discuss what happens when sources of false information can’t take the heat.
For International Fact-Checking Week, fact-checkers convened to discuss what happens when sources of false information can’t take the heat.
Overall, the Commission on Elections said the political exercise was successful.
More than 61 million Filipinos are expected to head to the polls.
The law provides relief for those whose rights have been violated and we are keeping our options open.
Four municipalities that each received more than a billion pesos have failed to publicly disclose how the funds are being spent.
By CHARMAINE DEOGRACIAS THE son of a leader of the Moro National Liberation Front and a Mindanao lawmaker has been in Malaysian custody for almost two months now […]
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