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Sen. Christopher “Bong” Go is pushing for a more proactive approach when dealing with natural disasters and calamities as he urged the government and the public for a change in mindset.

More oil companies announce massive price cuts this week.

Remember Sen. Ronald “Bato” dela Rosa’s infamous “s*** really happens” comment that had him vilified in the press last year?

The House of Representatives intends to investigate the reemergence of polio in the country and will summon Department of Health officials to explain the apparent failure of the government’s vaccination program.

The Philippine Coast Guard yesterday rescued two mentally impaired persons who were found imprisoned and left behind at a house in Batangas.

Malacañang does not see the need for a task force that will oversee agencies’ response to Taal Volcano’s unrest, but is ready to study a proposal to form a commission that will handle the rehabilitation of affected areas.

A senior administration lawmaker yesterday revealed an obscure and under-two-year-old independent power company that managed to bag a contract that raked in hundreds of millions of pesos with only P7,000 in paid-up capital.

Honesty was President Duterte’s main consideration in appointing Lt. Gen. Archie Francisco Gamboa as chief of the Philippine National Police, Malacañang said yesterday.

Malacañang yesterday defended its decision to kick off a campaign on the legacy of President Duterte, saying the administration has achieved much in the last three years compared to its predecessors.

The year 2019 has been the second hottest on record, the United Nations weather agency World Meteorological Organization confirmed.