Why have political leaders declared martial law, and how did they meet their end? In the 17th century, King Charles I of England implemented martial law several times and often started wars. In 1628, ...

Thirty-nine years ago, the People Power Revolution—the nonviolent uprising that ended the dictatorship of Ferdinand ...

Former President Rodrigo Duterte upped his criticism of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Saturday, claiming that his ...

President Ferdinand R. Marcos, Jr has signed a law resetting the first regular elections in the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region ...

A House leader said country’s full digital transformation at hand, following the Senate’s approval of its version of the E-Governance bill that mandates ...

At a press event for his new film ‘Mickey 17’ debut, the director says he’s proud of his fellow South Koreans for overcoming ...

West Philippine Sea refers to waters inside the Philippines’ exclusive economic zone (EEZ) which, by international law, are waters up to 200 kilometers beyond the country’s continental shelf. Being ...

It would thus seem that the Reds both Old and New have been guilty of themselves red-tagging their intra-Left political ...

There was already a draft of the proclamation of martial law made as early as 1969 with then-justice secretary, eventually ...

I’d rather be dead than sing ‘Satisfaction’ when I’m 45.” The Rolling Stones frontman is now 81 but still prancing onstage and singing the band’s signature song. Another infamous quote about death was ...

The Manila Prosecutors Office junked the illegal assembly raps against 10 Makabayan senatorial candidates and three activists ...

There are pros and cons to the latest AI predictions, and the following article simply presents the shape of things to come for AI adoption in the Philippines.