Features

People are wondering where PRRD is--Presidential Spokesperson Salvador Panelo had the answers...let's read Speculations arose as images of President...

Features

4,500 yr. old quarry ramp in Eastern Egyptian desert may help solve the Pyramid mystery

Filobserver - August 15, 2019

a 4,500 year old ramp may provide clues how Egyptians built the pyramids

Crime

Martial Law in Bacolod. PNP used brute force against bus owners

Filobserver - August 11, 2019

This is a very sad day indeed for the Philippine National Police and even for this government. Police are supposed to...

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Early School Hours, Excessive Screen Time Threaten Children’s Health, Ateneo Expert Warns

QUEZON CITY, Philippines— Raising healthy children requires more than proper nutrition and good genes, as family relationships, daily routines, cultural practices, and living conditions...

Richard EM Rivera - November 6, 2026

News Ngayon

ULAP, WHO, DOH, PHILHEALTH Unite to Accelerate Universal Health Care Through Stronger Local Health Systems

The Union of Local Authorities of the Philippines (ULAP), Department of Health (DOH), World Health Organization (WHO), and Philippine Health Insurance Corporation (PhilHealth) have...

Filobserver - November 6, 2026

Banner Stories

Move It’s 147,000 Active Riders Reported to Congress Clash With LTFRB Findings; Firm Fined ₱555.75 Million

Motorcycle taxi operator faces questions over rider population figures as regulators find more than 55,000 riders exceeding its authorized allocation.

Filobserver - November 6, 2026

Banner Stories

Marcos Jr. Should Fire His Agriculture Secretary Before Import Dependence Becomes The Philippines’ Food Policy

Francisco Tiu Laurel's reliance on food imports is becoming harder to defend as inflation accelerates, the peso weakens and Filipino farmers struggle to earn a fair return. Senator Kiko Pangilinan's warnings deserve more than another government investigation.

Richard EM Rivera - October 29, 2026

Banner Stories

The Philippines’ Next President May Have to Reckon With Millions Who Belong to Neither Duterte, Marcos or the LP

For decades, Philippine presidential elections have been contests among familiar political families, their allies, and the shifting coalitions that sustain them. Political parties change...

Richard EM Rivera - October 29, 2026

Features

Wala nang pila sa ticket! Victory Liner, paperless na!

Philippines protests Presence of Chinese Floating Structures in Bajo de Masinloc

A Perfect Storm Gathers on June 12 Independence Day: Will BBM survive?

Current Relevance of Renato Constantino’s The Miseducation of the Filipino

Marcos blames Political Noise for Falling Public Trust. Public blames him.

Early School Hours, Excessive Screen Time Threaten Children’s Health, Ateneo Expert Warns

ULAP, WHO, DOH, PHILHEALTH Unite to Accelerate Universal Health Care Through Stronger Local Health Systems

Move It’s 147,000 Active Riders Reported to Congress Clash With LTFRB Findings; Firm Fined ₱555.75 Million

Marcos Jr. Should Fire His Agriculture Secretary Before Import Dependence Becomes The Philippines’ Food Policy

The Philippines’ Next President May Have to Reckon With Millions Who Belong to Neither Duterte, Marcos or the LP

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