
Marcos Jr. turns 69, in his father’s shadow
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. marks his 69th birthday as Malacañang wishes him good health and success in pursuing investments and national aspirations.
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President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. marks his 69th birthday as Malacañang wishes him good health and success in pursuing investments and national aspirations.

Celebrating PRBM at 69: Transforming Corrections, Restoring Lives, Building a Safer Bagong Pilipinas

Government and civil society groups led by the National Historical Commission of the Philippines lay flowers during a wreath-laying ceremony marking the 43rd…

If the prosecution presents Ramil Madriaga, it’s their funeral. That will be slaughtered in the defense team’s cross-examination.


Discover how Filipino spoken word artist Antonio “Tonio” Bathan Jr. turned a high school love for writing into a multifaceted career in poetry, rap, music,…

The Supreme Court reversed COMELEC's disqualification of Errol Comafay Jr., prompting a new proclamation that places him as the top-ranking elected councilor…

Quijon brings in an extensive knowledge of Southeast Asia’s modern and contemporary art, transregional art histories, curatorial practice and scholarship, and…

Cesar Chavez announced his irrevocable resignation as acting chief of the Presidential Communications Office (PCO), effective 28 February 2025, or earlier if a…

Cesar Chavez resigns as PCO Acting Secretary, effective February 28, 2025. Veteran journalist Jay Ruiz is expected to succeed him, ensuring a smooth transition…

Senior Undersecretary Emerald Ridao has been designated as the Officer-in-Charge of the Presidential Communications Office from 17-21 February 2025, by Acting…

PCO acting Secretary Cesar Chavez emphasizes the enduring relevance of print media amid digitalization and AI at the UPMGPhils Tinta Print Media Conference…




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