RESULTS: October 2026 Physicians Licensure Examination
PRESS RELEASE: The Professional Regulation Commission announces that 4,165 out of 4,447 passed the Physicians Licensure Examination
PRESS RELEASE: The Professional Regulation Commission announces that 4,165 out of 4,447 passed the Physicians Licensure Examination
The NBI is set to probe the hosts of the 'Machong Chismisan' podcast following public backlash over offensive remarks mocking Josh Aquino
PRESS RELEASE: The Professional Regulation Commission announces that 394 out of 423 passed the Optometrists Computer-Based Licensure Examination
In this series of interviews, family and friends look back on their fondest memories of the late jeepney driver and activist, sharing how they plan to honor his life
The Comelec flags a circulating graphic as fake. Under Republic Act No. 12326, the next barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan elections are scheduled for November 13, 2028.
Adenocarcinoma is the most common subtype of non-small cell lung cancer, often found in non-smokers and typically grows slowly
Today’s headlines: Sandro Marcos, DSWD, Pope Leo XIV
Among those fined is 'onion queen' Lilia Cruz, the alleged cartel mastermind. It's the biggest fine ever imposed by the Philippine Competition Commission.
The lawmaker is still in detention at the New Quezon City Jail for his multibillion-peso plunder case tied to the flood control controversy
Robert Joseph de Claro inherits a department beset by procurement controversies, internal disputes, and questions over its ability to deliver essential digital services
The congressman's office has kept the move low-key, providing no press release or photo handout of the oath taking
'Hindi ko naman iniisip na mapapatay ‘yong anak ko na wala namang kinalaman sa mga sitwasyon na iniisip nila…. Ang dami kong ‘bakit’ na tanong na walang sagot,' says Lorna Pepaño
Will anti-corruption crusader Cielo Magno succeed where former NEDA chief Winnie Monsod failed?
Government officials try out filtered water after President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. tells Filipinos to buy pails that they can use with water filtration kits
Daza had been president of the Liberal Party and was, at the peak of his political career, the second-in-command in the House of Representatives
'A liveable Cebu is one where no one is left behind,' says urban poor community leader Lourdes Bueza
The government’s pursuit of the highest financial offer may inadvertently trigger the Philippines' most expensive energy failure
The challenge is not simply to declare that business should be a force for good. It is to make that commitment visible in how capital is invested, people are treated, and growth is pursued.
Blood tests and a chest X-ray show normal post-operative results, the Vatican says, adding that the pontiff had undergone respiratory physiotherapy
Nobel Peace Prize laureate Maria Ressa joins WNYC's Brian Lehrer for a live conversation on defending and rebuilding democracy in the age of artificial intelligence
Microsoft and its partners dismantle three parts of a wide-ranging cybercrime marketplace: YAM Store, CoGUI, and Iron Man
'This company has collected some of the most private thoughts children have ever shared, and now those conversations could be sold off to the highest bidder,' New York Attorney General Letitia James says
Businesses must brace for further risks from transport fares, electricity, wages, El Niño, and a weak peso
So who is behind Sara’s problems? Sara, chiefly. If all that documented wealth was not declared in her SALNs, she has no one but herself to thank for the questions it raises.
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