The Catholic Educational Association of the Philippines (CEAP) urged Filipinos to prioritize competence over political connections when electing leaders, citing the nation's recurring flood crisis as a critical issue that demands effective governance.

A recent survey by Social Weather Stations (SWS) indicates that a majority of Filipinos continue to hold significant trust in the United States and Japan.

Despite a series of maritime tensions, Filipinos' trust in China has climbed to its highest level since 2022, indicating an easing of distrust.

An analysis questions the real benefits of promises made in the 2026 State of the Nation Address (SONA) for ordinary Filipinos, emphasizing that the true measure is household expenses, not applause.

A survey by OCTA Research group indicates that four in 10 Filipinos consider bribery to be the most serious allegation in the impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte.

Greenland's significant labor shortages have led to an unusual migration trend, with Filipinos and Thais forming the island's largest migrant communities, as they seek new lives and opportunities in the Arctic nation.

Cardinal Pablo Virgilio David has expressed concerns about whether the United States-backed Pax Silica initiative would truly benefit the Filipino people, emphasizing the importance of upholding human dignity and promoting care in technological innovation.

Senator Loren Legarda urged Filipinos to prioritize disaster resilience, framing it as a fight to protect families, farmers, and fisherfolk. Her statement comes as the nation observes National Disaster Resilience Month.

Senator Pia Cayetano stated that the Philippines' upper-middle-income status is difficult to celebrate when most Filipinos do not feel an improvement in their lives, questioning the country's progress.

A recent survey indicates that the cost of goods is the primary concern Filipinos want President Marcos to address. Meanwhile, PhilHealth announced it will double benefits for children with developmental disabilities.

A recent survey indicates that inflation continues to be the primary concern for Filipinos, with graft and corruption rising to become the third most urgent issue facing the country.

Speaker Faustino “Bojie” Dy III opened the 20th Congress’ second regular session with a call for renewal and clarity, urging Filipinos to uphold core values as lawmakers continue their policy work.

A liver disease specialist in the Philippines has called on the national government to increase funding for hepatitis prevention, testing, and treatment. The specialist warned that thousands of Filipinos die from the largely preventable disease due to insufficient financial support.

The IBON Foundation argues that the World Bank's recent upgrade of the Philippines to upper-middle-income status does not accurately reflect the realities of Filipinos, citing deep structural issues in employment, inequality, and industrial development.

Preparations are underway for Philippine President Marcos' fifth State of the Nation Address (SONA), with security forces deploying personnel and the public anticipating his legislative priorities and a 'next chapter' for the country.

A new Pulse Asia survey reveals that Filipinos most want to hear President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. address corruption and accountability for flood control benefactors in his upcoming State of the Nation Address.

Valentin Untalan, believed to be one of the oldest Filipinos and a World War II hero, passed away at the age of 109 in Pangasinan.

The National Commission on Indigenous Peoples (NCIP) Cordillera has issued a public alert regarding a group allegedly issuing fake land titles to indigenous Filipinos in the region.

Former OFW Marilyn Flores Castro and the Philippine Institute of Certified Public Accountants - Dubai are collectively supporting 30 scholars in the Philippines, demonstrating a pay-it-forward initiative from overseas Filipino workers.

The Philippine National Police (PNP) has increased security measures as the Uplift aid program reaches millions of Filipinos. This heightened security aims to ensure the safe and orderly distribution of assistance.

Senate Minority Leader Alan Peter Cayetano has rejected calls to halt the Senate blue ribbon panel’s investigation into a flood control scandal, even as Vice President Sara Duterte’s defense team prepares to cross-examine the NBI chief in her ongoing impeachment trial.

Malacañang stated that President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. remains unfazed by fluctuations in his public approval ratings, emphasizing his priority is to work for Filipinos rather than focusing on survey numbers.

An OCTA survey indicates that 66 percent of Filipinos support President Marcos' assertive response to the West Philippine Sea dispute. This shows strong public backing for his approach to the territorial row.

President Marcos and Tony Blair held their second meeting at the Palace to discuss artificial intelligence and economic growth, with Secretary Abalos representing Marcos to ensure services reach all Filipinos.

Some employers in the Czech Republic, particularly in the Pardubice region, are addressing a long-term labor shortage by recruiting workers from abroad, including Filipinos, driven by low unemployment and high demand for employees.

The Philippines reported 2.5 million unemployed Filipinos in May, with the jobless rate increasing to 4.8%.

A study by the Commission on Population and Development, citing Philippine Statistics Authority data, indicates a growing trend of Filipinos opting not to marry, reflected in a consistent decline in registered marriages.

The Church of St. Simeon in Zadar hosted the first mass in the Filipino language, providing spiritual support to the growing Filipino community after a four-year wait.

Malacañang has acknowledged the Philippines' achievement of upper-middle income status as a milestone, while emphasizing that it is not the ultimate goal and the plight of millions of impoverished Filipinos still needs to be addressed.

Many transgender Filipinos face significant barriers to transitioning, often relying on social media and friends for guidance rather than medical professionals, due to a lack of specialists and prohibitive costs.

Experts in the Philippines are warning about the dangers transgender Filipinos face from self-medicating with hormones and other substances, often based on advice found online.

An article discusses how Pride is not a caricature or performance, criticizing the illusion of conditional tolerance for queer Filipinos.

Senator Robinhood Padilla has filed a bill seeking automatic reservist registration for eligible Filipinos to prepare for potential security emergencies, cybersecurity threats, and climate-related disasters.

Filipino travelers can now enjoy simplified entry into the UAE with a new visa-on-arrival facility, effective June 25, for eligible passport holders with valid visas or residence permits from select countries.

A new legislative proposal, dubbed the 'Sharmaine' bill, has been introduced in Congress with the aim of legally recognizing the lived identities of transgender and intersex individuals in the Philippines.

A lawyer has cautioned against pretrial discussions regarding the number of votes needed to convict Vice President Duterte in an impeachment case. Filipinos are reportedly eager for Duterte's response to the impeachment proceedings.

Filipinos are losing faith in the news, a trend attributed by analysts to years of attacks on the Philippine media industry and the increasing reach of influence operations on social media.

A government survey by the Food and Nutrition Research Institute indicates that obesity prevalence among Filipinos aged 20 to 59 reached 44.5% in 2025, showing a steady increase in cases.

An Octa survey reveals that 57% of Filipinos are open to the idea of working and living abroad. This indicates a significant portion of the population considering international opportunities.

The Philippines marked its 128th Independence Day with various ceremonies across the nation, featuring calls from President Marcos Jr. to protect truth and from other leaders for unity and selfless leadership. Celebrations highlighted both historical freedom and contemporary challenges, including calls for national pride and strong alliances.

President Marcos urged Filipinos to prioritize the nation over self-interest, as the US and China closely watch his participation in Russia-ASEAN talks.

Filipinos worldwide commemorate Araw ng Kalayaan on June 12, marking the Philippines' independence after over three centuries of Spanish colonial rule, a date officially recognized since 1964.

A commissioned survey by OCTA Research group indicates that a large majority of Filipinos support the conduct of joint military exercises in the West Philippine Sea.

The World Bank has warned that the Philippines is unlikely to achieve its target of reducing poverty to single-digit levels by the end of the current administration, citing millions of Filipinos remaining vulnerable to economic shocks.

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. joins Pride Month celebrations, reaffirming his administration's commitment to equality and inclusion for all Filipinos regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity.

Ross Butler and Timothy Granaderos, stars of '13 Reasons Why', reunited at the 4th annual Filipino Forces event in Hollywood, which celebrated influential Filipinos in various industries.

Tennis star Alex Eala and pop artist Zack Tabudlo are among several Filipinos recognized on Forbes' annual 30 Under 30 Asia list, which highlights 300 young entrepreneurs, leaders, and innovators.

A bill aimed at establishing a national program to expand services and assistance for Filipinos diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder has successfully passed a panel.

Speaker Faustino “Bojie” Dy III has expressed support for institutionalizing a Universal Social Pension for senior citizens, emphasizing the government's moral obligation to protect elderly Filipinos.

MANILA, Philippines — Archbishop of Cebu Alberto Uy has urged Filipinos to unite around accountability, due process and the common good as the Senate prepares to handle the impeachment case against…

The Commission on Elections (Comelec) announced the deadline for voter registration for the upcoming barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan elections is today. Eligible Filipinos were urged to complete their registration before the cutoff.

Filipino MV Hondius crew are beginning their long quarantine before a flight home.

“Saka na ’yan, ito muna (That can wait, this is more important for now).” The line has become a familiar refrain for many Filipinos in recent months, as oil prices surged because of the war that…

National Security Adviser Eduardo Oban Jr. has publicly supported the Defense Secretary's rejection of peace talks with the Communist Party of the Philippines-New People’s Army-National Democratic Front, stating it is not in the Filipinos' interest.

The Philippine House of Representatives has approved both the Land Use Act and amendments to the 4Ps (Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program) bill on their third reading. These legislative actions aim to provide a blueprint for sustainable growth and ensure continued aid for poor Filipinos.

A rising number of youth suicides in Manila, attributed to emotional distress and digital influences, has prompted calls for increased mental health support for vulnerable Filipinos as the country begins to address mental health more openly.

AI-powered investment scams are causing significant losses for Filipinos, with one senior citizen losing P11,000 after falling for a fake online article mimicking a legitimate news outlet.

A recent Pulse Asia survey on internet and social media use in the Philippines reveals that nine out of ten Filipinos with internet access rely on Facebook as their primary source of news. This highlights the platform's significant role in information dissemination across the country.

Speaker Faustino G. Dy III urged Filipinos from all sectors to actively engage in the legislative process as the House of Representatives brought its LegisHear program to Mindanao.

Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. announced that the P19-billion budget allocated for Tesda scholarship programs this year will expand access to skills training for more Filipinos.

House Speaker Faustino “Bojie” G. Dy III honored the recipients of the 31st Apolinario Mabini Awards, commending them for embodying the legacy of Apolinario Mabini and proving that Filipinos can thrive with equal opportunity and support.

China's coast guard is demonstrating its power in the South China Sea, which is also felt by Filipinos who have traveled by ship to the disputed Spratly Islands.

A new study, the World Giving Report, indicates that 78 percent of Filipinos donated money last year, affirming the Philippines' position as one of the most generous countries globally despite various challenges.

The Department of Finance announced that Filipinos will see bigger take-home pay under President Marcos Jr.'s tax relief plan, while also confirming the appointment of Teston and Dijamco as new tax court associate justices.

President Marcos has called on lawmakers to revise the country's income tax system, proposing to raise the minimum annual income subject to tax from P250,000 to P350,000.

The Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) reported that more than 46,000 job seekers were hired on the spot at government-organized job fairs during the first half of 2026 in the Philippines. The initiative aims to connect Filipinos with employment opportunities.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. announced that Filipinos seeking medical assistance from the national government will no longer need guarantee letters or endorsements from politicians, as the process is now online.

A recent survey indicates that most Filipinos believe their government is out of touch with ordinary citizens. Ahead of President Marcos's fifth State of the Nation Address, respondents highlighted jobs and a stronger anti-corruption drive as their top concerns.

Surveys indicate that Filipinos consider the fight against corruption to be the top issue for President Marcos Jr.'s upcoming fifth State of the Nation Address (SONA). Marcos Jr. has teased a new chapter in the corruption fight, with inflation, jobs, and the West Philippine Sea also key concerns.

Police in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, have initiated legal proceedings against six Philippine nationals. They are accused of operating a fraud ring that targeted foreign tourists through staged card games.

The Office of the Vice President clarified that Vice President Sara Duterte's scheduled trip and activities in various European countries are intended for engaging with overseas Filipinos, debunking rumors that she fled the Philippines due to the death of a Caloocan vlogger.

An NGO has revealed that 48 power providers in the Philippines are charging residential customers electricity rates higher than the national average, leading to increased bills for Filipinos.

The Philippine Postal Corporation (PHLPost) has clarified that Filipinos do not need an existing valid government-issued ID to apply for a Postal ID, simplifying the application process.

The Commission on Human Rights in the Philippines has raised alarm over persistent HIV stigma, which continues to prevent many Filipinos from accessing testing and life-saving treatment, despite increased awareness.

The Movie and Television Review and Classification Board (MTRCB) Chair Lala Sotto has condemned AI-generated videos and editorial content from China Daily, calling their depiction of Filipinos 'racist and dehumanizing.'

Jay Tarriela has criticized Senator Robin Padilla for defending a Chinese media video that depicted Filipinos as monkeys.

A video apparently depicting Filipinos as monkeys on Chinese media has drawn a protest from Manila.

The Philippine Trial Lawyers Association advocates for legal proceedings to be conducted in Filipino, arguing it would better reflect the language most Filipinos speak and understand, sparking debate among legal professionals.

Manila Rep. Joel Chua has called on Vice President Sara Duterte to reveal the true identity of 'Mary Grace Piattos', following her call for government officials to work as Filipinos.

Executive Secretary Ralph Recto emphasized the need to protect Filipinos from manipulation that sows distrust and targets institutions and democracy, in addition to traditional armed threats.

Despite the World Bank upgrading the Philippines to an upper-middle-income country, many Filipinos feel the classification makes little difference as they grapple with rising costs of living, debt, and stagnant wages.

The Department of Labor and Employment (Dole) in the Philippines has partnered with a Bangladesh-based development organization to explore more stable livelihood opportunities for Filipinos.

An overwhelming 94% majority of Filipinos are reportedly demanding more bike lanes and pedestrian walkways, putting pressure on legislators to increase the active transport budget to at least P1 billion.

The Philippine Department of Energy has formally recommended amendments to the 1998 Downstream Oil Industry Deregulation Act, aiming to protect Filipinos from future global oil shocks with stronger safeguards.

Philippine House lawmakers have criticized the administration's economic achievements, arguing that an 'upper-middle income' status masks a significant wealth gap and a severe wage crisis affecting millions of Filipinos.

The Philippine Department of Tourism is launching discounted travel deals and collaborating with TikTok creators to promote local trips. This initiative aims to encourage domestic tourism, even as some Filipinos find international travel to be more affordable.

This article explores the phenomenon of Filipinos, like Victor Lee, leaving their families and homeland to seek better economic opportunities abroad, often in countries like Lithuania.

A new report by global analytics firm Gallup Inc. indicates that Filipino employees are the most stressed workers in Southeast Asia, also showing the highest psychological attachment to their work in the region.

Following a recent school shooting in Tacloban City, Filipinos are seeking to understand the underlying causes of violence among some children and the commonalities in such incidents.

A Filipino festival held in Dublin aimed to share the beauty, diversity, and color of Philippine culture with Ireland, providing a sense of home for many Filipinos in the country.

Filipino citizens planning to stay in Japan for a maximum of 90 days can continue to avail of temporary visitor visas for free.

Health experts are raising concerns about the high sodium consumption among Filipinos, which significantly exceeds the World Health Organization's recommended daily limit.

Malacañang confirmed that the Russian government released 24 Filipinos who had been detained in Yakutsk, eastern Siberia, for nearly nine months without charges, and did not request anything in return.

A new Digital News Report by the Reuters Institute reveals a decline in trust in news among Filipinos, who increasingly rely on social media as their primary source of information.

A recent Digital News Report on the Philippines by the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism indicates that many Filipinos are consuming less news overall, according to a data scientist.

A report by the Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) indicates that nine out of ten young Filipinos are active online, as announced at a digital literacy event in Makati.

Data from the Philippine Statistics Authority reveals that six out of ten Filipinos using ICT devices experienced at least one cybersecurity incident in 2024.

The House prosecution team in Vice President Sara Duterte’s trial is advocating for the use of Filipino and translations for regional languages. This initiative aims to ensure that the proceedings are easily understood by all Filipinos.

UnionBank has topped Visa credit payment volume in the Philippines for 2025, with its Visa Credit Cards empowering Filipinos to gain more value from their daily spending.

Filipinos can anticipate cheaper airfares by the end of June as jet fuel prices decline from their record highs.

A recent poll indicates that Filipinos overwhelmingly support alliances with countries like the United States, Japan, and Australia to defend the West Philippine Sea. This reflects a strong public desire for international cooperation in safeguarding the nation's maritime claims.

The article suggests that Filipinos embody dedicated and committed work ethics, viewing work positively as a natural part of life, reflecting values that were once characteristic of Barcelona.

The 60-year relationship between the Philippines and New Zealand is highlighted by strong human connections, with Filipinos acting as crucial bridges between the two nations.

Vice President Sara Duterte expressed alarm over recent political developments, accusing the government of silencing the opposition and urging Filipinos across the political spectrum to be concerned.

A House bill has been filed in the Philippines aiming to exempt all essential medicines from the 12-percent value-added tax (VAT) to alleviate the financial burden on Filipinos and align with the government's responsibility to protect public health.

The Commission on Population and Development (CPD) in the Philippines has warned that millions of working-age Filipinos could become a 'demographic burden' if they lack opportunities for quality jobs, hindering economic growth.

Forbes has unveiled its 11th annual '30 Under 30 Asia' list, recognizing young innovators and leaders across various sectors. The list highlights rising stars in fields such as retail, fintech, technology, and social entrepreneurship, including Filipino tennis player Alex Eala.

Filipinos, like Marinel Garciano who dislikes Greenland's nine-month winter, are helping to keep businesses running in places like Ilulissat, Greenland.

A study by Jobstreet by SEEK revealed that Filipinos are the second happiest workers in the Asia-Pacific region for 2025, despite facing stress, burnout, and career anxiety.

The Philippine Health Insurance Corp.'s expanded benefit packages are reportedly delivering tangible results for millions of Filipinos, reducing out-of-pocket health expenses and encouraging private sector participation.

Archbishop Socrates Villegas of Lingayen-Dagupan has called on Filipinos to vote against corrupt individuals in the upcoming elections, emphasizing the importance of excluding them from public office.

A Philippine government think tank has endorsed targeted financial assistance for Filipinos to mitigate rising oil prices, advocating against the suspension of value-added tax due to its potential impact on government finances.

Two Filipino passengers were apprehended at Ninoy Aquino International Airport (Naia) Terminal 1 for allegedly carrying P56.6 million worth of suspected shabu. The arrests were made by the Bureau of Customs (BOC).

A recent survey indicates that the Philippine National Police (PNP) has achieved a 63% trust rating, with a majority of Filipinos expressing satisfaction with its performance. The PNP attributes this positive feedback to its efforts in maintaining peace and order.

A Dubai hotel ballroom has been converted into a repatriation hub, where Filipinos are queuing with documents and luggage as authorities manage the logistics of sending workers home.

Amid challenging economic pressures, Philippine President Marcos Jr. has pledged to boost workers’ protection and opportunities, as well as create more and better jobs for Filipinos.

The Marcos administration requires approximately P155 billion to fund its UPLIFT interventions, designed to mitigate the economic impact of the Middle East conflict on Filipinos, including volatile oil prices and supply chain disruptions.

Senate President Sherwin Gatchalian has called on the National Electrification Administration (NEA) to ensure the rural electrification program is completed by 2028, emphasizing the importance of electricity access for Filipinos.

The Philippines is reportedly incorporating its territorial dispute with Beijing over the South China Sea into its school curriculum, a move analysts suggest could shape young Filipinos' understanding of maritime claims but also raises concerns about blurring educational lines.

The Philippines saw over 1 million new employed workers between May and June, but the labor force grew even faster, causing the jobless rate to climb to 4.9%.

The House of Representatives' Suporta sa Bayan Desk has distributed over P380 million worth of assistance to more than 7,000 Filipinos, according to a report from the chamber.

Annemarie reflects on her experiences growing up with a mother who worked long hours in Germany, highlighting the emotional toll of forced migration and her commitment to activism to honor her mother’s sacrifices.

The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) is working to unify Filipinos’ credit information and scores to encourage greater use of banking services and improve access to loans.

A retired Supreme Court justice stated that Filipinos married in the Philippines but divorced abroad remain bound by Philippine laws, during ongoing oral arguments on the matter.

A poll indicates that 40% of Filipinos are unfamiliar with House Speaker Bojie Dy, with more people unaware of him than those who approve of his performance.

An OCTA Research poll indicates that controlling basic commodity prices and increasing wages are still the most pressing national concerns for Filipinos.

A recent Pulse Asia Survey revealed that 72 percent of Filipino adults consider disinformation a significant problem in the Philippines, with Facebook identified as the primary online news source for 91 percent of respondents.

A new Pulse Asia survey reveals that a significant portion of Filipino online users heavily depend on personal beliefs and the virality of posts when evaluating information on the internet.

An editorial highlights the disparity between President Marcos's rhetoric and the everyday reality faced by Filipinos, who seek increased spending power, accessible justice, and reliable leadership during crises.

A significant majority of Filipinos are expressing their desire for Vice President Sara Duterte to publicly address the impeachment charges filed against her. Public sentiment indicates a demand for accountability and clarification.

A recent Pulse Asia survey indicates that half of Filipinos prefer Vice President Sara Duterte as their next presidential candidate, less than two years before the elections.

The United States-led Pax Silica hub is projected to generate up to P180 billion in annual revenues and create nearly 200,000 jobs for Filipinos once fully operational.

A recent survey conducted by private polling firm OCTA Research indicates that a significant majority of Filipinos, 64%, expressed distrust toward China in July. This reflects public sentiment in the Philippines regarding its powerful neighbor.

A recent Pulse Asia survey indicates that reducing the cost of basic commodities and combating graft and corruption are still the most pressing national concerns for Filipinos, four years into the Marcos administration.

A new Pulse Asia survey indicates that a majority of Filipinos now have a negative assessment of President Marcos, four years after his landslide victory in 2022.

The Philippines has officially protested videos from China Daily that depict Filipinos as monkeys, amidst escalating tensions in the South China Sea.

A survey by SWS indicates that Filipinos favor the modernization of the Armed Forces of the Philippines and the Coast Guard over new defense pacts, though reinforcing alliances was a top second-choice priority.

Police are investigating a fight between two Filipinos in Šibenik, Croatia, which left one seriously injured and led to the arrest of the other.

Groups in the Philippines argue that the country's new classification as an upper-middle-income economy by the World Bank does not reflect the reality for millions of poor Filipinos and should not be seen as broad-based economic progress.

In the Philippines, environmentalists and workers are actively engaged in efforts to preserve mangrove forests by driving bamboo poles into the seabed, aiming to protect coastal areas from increasingly powerful storms.

Ten years after the Philippines won its case against China's expansive claims in the South China Sea, Filipinos are being encouraged to continue defending the 2016 Arbitral Award against misinformation.

Thirty-four individuals from the Philippines, China, and Malaysia, who entered Vietnam on tourist visas, were discovered operating an online scam ring in the northern province of Quang Ninh.

President Marcos has returned from a three-day official visit to Canada, a trip intended to strengthen ties between the Philippines and Canada, home to over a million Filipinos.

Palace press officer Claire Castro has accused Senator Imee Marcos of 'sowing hatred' among Filipinos and 'turning a blind eye' to government work, in response to the senator's claims about the administration.

A Pulse Asia poll reveals that 93% of Filipinos desire more affordable rooftop solar energy, with 85% believing it is no longer a luxury.

Young Filipinos in Bulacan marked the 128th anniversary of the country's liberation by watching a musical about Gen. Gregorio del Pilar, whose legacy continues to inspire courage and responsibility.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has unveiled a new digital platform designed to allow Filipinos to monitor government fund allocation and spending, aiming to enhance transparency in public financial management.

A global poll revealed that Filipinos expressed the strongest confidence in Donald Trump, with 68% approval, significantly higher than the global median of 23% across 36 countries.

Finland is experiencing a significant shift in its immigrant population, with Ukrainians, Filipinos, and Indians now forming the largest groups, a change from 2019 when Russians, Estonians, and Iraqis topped the list.

The article discusses the critical role of 'storm chasers' in providing accurate weather forecasts and data during typhoons, which many Filipinos rely on for safety and information. It highlights the need for precise information regarding typhoon location, track, and landfall areas.

A new book explores the politics of food in the Philippines, addressing the nation's exposure to imports, climate shocks, and nutrition insecurity.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. emphasized the societal responsibility to protect individuals and urged Filipinos to help build a nation where those seeking safety can pursue a better future.

Russia has freed 24 Filipino nationals who were detained for months without charges in Siberia, following Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.'s intervention during a meeting with President Vladimir Putin.

According to the Department of Science and Technology (DOST), more adult Filipinos are consuming alcoholic beverages despite associated health risks, while teenage drinking rates remain stable.

A report by Boston Consulting Group indicates that high healthcare costs in the Philippines are compelling many Filipinos to seek employment opportunities abroad, with 64% of families unable to afford a P10,000 hospital bill without incurring debt.

A survey by OCTA Research indicates that only a small percentage of Filipinos believe senators will decide based on evidence and law rather than political considerations in the upcoming impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte.

A new report indicates a significant drop in Filipinos' trust in news this year, marking the steepest decline among countries surveyed in the annual Digital News Report.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. publicly acknowledged Senator Sherwin Gatchalian as a Senate leader during his Independence Day speech, where he also urged Filipinos to protect the truth from distortion.

Leon Gallery's Spectacular Midyear Auction on June 13 will feature a collection of revolutionary documents, rare newspapers, and early maps, offering a historical perspective for Filipinos celebrating Independence Day.

A Pulse Asia survey indicates that most Filipinos prefer the government to collaborate with the United States, Japan, and other Western-aligned countries to bolster the defense of the West Philippine Sea.

The Philippine government has committed to creating quality and productive jobs for Filipinos, following a decrease in the number of unemployed citizens. This initiative aims to sustain the better employment rate despite ongoing global challenges.

Three Filipino workers were reportedly injured in a drone strike that occurred at Kuwait International Airport, according to reports from Kuwaiti state media. The incident caused casualties among foreign nationals.

House Speaker Faustino “Bojie” Dy III acknowledged that Filipinos are still looking for concrete proof of changes within the chamber, despite lawmakers passing several priority measures.

The presence of Girlie, one of the oldest Philippine Eagles, serves as a powerful reminder to Filipinos about the critical importance of protecting their endangered species. Her story highlights ongoing conservation efforts.

A survey conducted by Pulse Asia revealed that Filipinos continue to rely on social media platforms, particularly Facebook, as their primary source of news, despite concerns about false information online.

GCash Fuse is working to integrate more Filipinos and Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) into formal credit systems, offering a dignified alternative to predatory lending practices.

A House bill in the Philippines aims to extend the validity of Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) licenses from three to five years, potentially benefiting over 1.2 million Filipino professionals.

Filipinos are utilizing arts and humor, particularly music, as a significant vehicle to convey messages and react to recent chaos in the Senate, especially among the youth.

The Philippine Commission on Elections (Comelec) affirmed that impeachment proceedings will not disrupt 2028 election preparations, while a separate study revealed varying reasons for public distrust in Sara Duterte across different income groups.

The Department of Energy warns Filipinos to prepare for more rotational blackouts this year, as yellow and red alerts are likely to persist in the coming months due to the looming threat of El Niño.

Filipino educator Edison David was honored with an MBE medal at Windsor Castle, expressing hope that his recognition inspires Filipinos globally and highlights their international contributions.

During the 38th anniversary celebration of his office, Ombudsman Jesus Crispin Remulla reminded Filipinos that hope persists for the Philippines despite ongoing crises.

Rappler is inviting young Filipinos to apply to be delegates for the One Young World Summit 2026, which will be held in Cape Town. The organization seeks four individuals who lead organizations, build community, and engage in meaningful conversations on pressing issues.

Inquirer.net data journalist Cristina Eloisa Baclig won the grand prize in the online category of the 2025 Merck Foundation Media Recognition Awards for her reporting on health issues affecting Filipinos.

A new survey by Social Weather Stations (SWS) indicates that only 38% of Filipinos expect their lives to improve in the next 12 months, marking the lowest level of personal optimism since 2020.

The Philippines reported a decrease in unemployment to 5% in March, but underemployment rose to 12.3%, indicating more Filipinos are seeking additional work hours or second jobs.

ACEN, GCash, and Ilocos Norte have partnered to launch the first province-led rooftop solar program in the Philippines, aiming to make clean energy more accessible to Filipinos.

Two independent surveys conducted in March reveal that most Filipinos prioritize jobs, wages, and the rising cost of living as their top concerns for the government.