During the time of President Ferdinand Marcos Sr., the north was so solid that no one dared to question his leadership.

RESIGNATION is, of course, not on the mind of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. despite mounting public outrage over corruption and distrust toward his government.

CORRUPTION in the Philippines evolved from a centralized and “controlled” system under Ferdinand Marcos Sr. to a dispersed and “democratized” one after the 1986 People Power Revolution, political ...

By Karapatan secretary general Cristina PalabayKarapatan assailed successive attempts by the Marcos Jr. regime to suppress ...

THE PHILIPPINES’ Defense department on Monday said foreign actors were amplifying coup-related rumors as public frustration mounted over the government’s response to a multibillion-peso flood control ...

Manuel L. Quezon was the classic “trapo” — the first Filipino leader to practice traditional or patronage politics where power is used to gain and reward loyalty, and objectives are achieved through ...

Filipinos have been protesting against the theft of public funds for flood defenses by corrupt politicians. The protesters ...

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. is open to suggestions to further improve the investigation being conducted by the Independent ...

Malacañang on Wednesday said there are no talks on bringing back the death penalty in the Philippines, amid the corruption scandal hounding the government. At a briefing, Palace press officer ...

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has appointed Pedro Cesar Gabriel Atienza Solidum and Mynoa Refazo Sto. Domingo as new members of the Movie and ...