The Philippine Herald

The Department of Labor and Employment will provide emergency employment to thousands of Bicolano families affected by the Mayon Volcano unrest.

A university in Taiwan produces over 200 Filipino engineers through a work-study program, with all-women engineers comprising the first batch.

The Department of Social Welfare and Development partners with different organizations to improve the skills of social workers for better service to those in need.

President Bongbong Marcos pledged to stay as the head of the agricultural sector until food supply and affordability issues are resolved.

Dutch government praises the Marcos administration for its commitment to a safe media environment, upholding press freedom, and protecting the rights of media workers.

President Marcos Jr. directs the Department of Agriculture to explore building silos for rice and corn storage, ensuring stable prices and sufficient stock.

President Bongbong Marcos expresses relief as he finds displaced families in Albay province in “good condition” despite Mayon Volcano’s unrest.

The Bureau of Customs partners with the Department of Information and Communications Technology to prioritize digitalization for improved government services.

Patrick Wilson returns to the Insidious franchise, this time as director, and brings an epic conclusion to the Lambert family’s terrifying saga in “The Red Door.”