MANILA, June 4, 2025—The House of Representatives approved House Bill No. 11376, also known as the Wage Hike for Minimum Wage… Read More »House Approves ₱200 Daily Minimum Wage Increase in Final Reading
A grieving mother is left heartbroken after learning that her only child, 4-year-old Malia Kates Yuchen Masongsong, died in a… Read More »Mother Learns of Daughter’s Death After Tragic NAIA Car Crash
MANILA – What was supposed to be a routine send-off turned into a heart-wrenching tragedy on Sunday morning after a… Read More »Tragedy at NAIA: 5-Year-Old Girl Dies in Car Crash After Bidding Farewell to Father
A recent study by the Philippine Institute for Development Studies (PIDS) has revealed a troubling link between domestic physical bullying… Read More »Study Finds Physical Bullying at Home Hampers Student Learning
MANILA— The Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) announced that more than 216,000 job opportunities will be available nationwide during… Read More »Over 216,000 Job Vacancies to Be Offered at DOLE Labor Day Job Fairs
MANILA– For University of the Philippines-Diliman film student Vrian Pamatmat, creating Doce de Pebrero is more than a thesis requirement—it’s… Read More »UP Student Creates Film on Calamba Massacre to Preserve Fading History
Former Senator Panfilo “Ping” Lacson has promised to review the Universal Access to Quality Tertiary Education Act, also known as… Read More »Lacson Vows to Review Free Tertiary Education Act if Elected
The Department of Education (DepEd) is taking steps to strengthen the teaching profession in the Philippines. A new joint policy,… Read More »DepEd Boosts Teaching Workforce with New Licensure Policy
MANILA – April 14, 2025 — The Department of Education (DepEd), in collaboration with private sector partners, has stepped up efforts… Read More »DepEd and Private Partners Expand Digital Access in Rural Areas of the Philippines