The Department of Trade and Industry in the Philippines will implement a flexible work scheme starting March 9, responding to President Marcos’ call to reduce fuel consumption.

President Marcos is expected to certify as urgent any measure that will grant him the power to slash the excise tax on oil products to mitigate the impact of the ongoing Middle East conflict on commodity prices.

President Marcos met with South Korean President Lee Jae Myung yesterday at the start of the latter’s two-day state visit, which saw the signing of 10 agreements on key sectors, including defense, nuclear energy and technology.

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President Marcos is “well” and working even on a Saturday, Malacañang said amid fresh rumors that the Chief Executive was brought to a hospital.

Former Rep. Mike Defensor’s warning that another group of former Marines would soon come forward with supposed firsthand accounts of an alleged bribery scheme in the administration of President Marcos is turning him into another Ador Mawanay, according to Palace press officer Claire Castro. Mawanay—whose real name is Antonio Luis Marquez—falsely accused Sen. Panfilo Lacson

Malacañang denied reports of an alleged road harassment incident involving one of President Marcos’ sons along the North Luzon Expressway last week.

Philippine President Marcos met with Leni Robredo in Naga City, marking their second in-person encounter since the 2016 vice-presidential election, with the meeting described as having 'no politics' but loaded optics.

President Marcos has instructed newly appointed National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) director Melvin Matibag to enhance the agency's capacity to combat crime and uphold justice.

Philippine President Marcos visited his former rival Robredo, but stated that an alliance is not yet on the table.

An open letter to President Marcos highlights public sentiment that Filipinos feel overtaxed and underserved, urging a systemic fix to the tax system beyond just removing one tax to restore trust.

A bill has been filed in the Philippines seeking to grant President Marcos special powers to suspend excise taxes on petroleum products, particularly in response to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East and its impact on fuel prices.

President Marcos may consider a four-day workweek as part of efforts to conserve energy amid soaring oil prices triggered by escalating conflict in the Middle East, Malacañang said yesterday.

South Korean President Lee is traveling to Manila for a summit with President Marcos, following a visit to Singapore.

President Marcos has promoted one of the government’s most outspoken officials in its maritime dispute with China. In a letter dated Feb.

President Marcos is scheduled to meet with South Korean President Lee Jae Myung in Manila next week to discuss deeper cooperation in key areas such as defense, maritime affairs, and economy.

As the Philippines marks 40 years since the People Power Revolution, Malacañang has remained silent on the anniversary, though President Marcos is reportedly open to proposals to make February 25 a holiday.

Philippine President Marcos and Robredo met in Naga City, with both stating the visit focused solely on inspecting flood mitigation efforts, dispelling rumors of a political alliance.

The town of Carmona in Cavite, Philippines, was officially converted into a component city by virtue of Republic Act No. 11938, signed by President Marcos on February 23, 2023.

President Marcos has instructed newly appointed National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) director Melvin Matibag to enhance the agency's capabilities in combating crime, achieving justice, and safeguarding national interests.

A viral quote attributed to Palace press officer Claire Castro, dismissing scrutiny of President Marcos' confidential funds, has been debunked as fake.

Caloocan Representative Edgar Erice stated that his 'legitimate criticism' of President Marcos led to his sudden replacement as House senior deputy minority leader, with the President's son, Sandro Marcos, reportedly seeking the change.

The National Congress of Unions in the Sugar Industry of the Philippines (Nacusip) has called on President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. to take immediate action to rescue the sugar industry from a 'death sentence' and to revamp the Sugar board.

A Filipina caregiver was killed in an airstrike in Israel, President Marcos said yesterday, as the world braces for the effects – including a possible prolonged conflict – of the attacks launched by American and Israeli forces against Iran.

The Iglesia ni Cristo (INC) has called out the government for the lack of a resolution to the flood control scam, even as it asked why no action has been taken on the supposed exposé of 18 individuals who claimed they delivered dozens of suitcases containing P805 billion in kickbacks to President Marcos and other

Those who are accusing the Marcos government of drug-related killings should present solid evidence so authorities can investigate the allegations, a Palace official said yesterday, stressing that President Marcos would not tolerate those who abuse their power.

Malacañang yesterday dismissed as a “lousy script” the story of 18 men who introduced themselves as former Marines, who claimed they delivered suitcases containing billions of pesos to the houses of President Marcos and his cousin, former speaker Martin Romualdez.

President Marcos did not talk about politics or a possible alliance with Naga City Mayor Leni Robredo during his visit to his former political rival’s bailiwick yesterday, but the Chief Executive wore pink socks in honor of the local chief executive.

President Marcos visited Naga City, the bailiwick of his former political rival Leni Robredo, and notably wore pink socks in her honor, though he stated no politics were discussed.

Philippine President Marcos has met with former rival Robredo, though discussions about a potential alliance have not yet taken place.

An analysis delves into the patterns of political cronyism and power dynamics under former President Duterte's 'Davao Boys' and current President Marcos Jr.'s 'Ilocano cronies' in the Philippines.