Marcos took his oath for his second term as president on Rizal Day, Dec. 30, 1969, as mandated by the Constitution of 1935. The inaugural was graced by the presence of US Vice President Spiro T.

AS President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. begins the second half of his term, he needs to aim a little higher and achieve something much more permanent and meaningful. His first three years have been ...

The Philippine mid-term polls in May were supposed to be a race for the Senate and thousands of local posts. But a month into ...

marking the second year of below-target GDP growth. For this year until the end of Marcos’ term in 2028, the government is targeting to make the economy grow between 6 percent and 8 percent.

Why is the soft-spoken and diplomatic President Marcos hurling tirades at his fiery predecessor Rodrigo Duterte during the campaign rallies of administration allies?

MANILA, Philippines — President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has signed into law a measure that gives a fixed term to the post of the Philippine Coast Guard’s (PCG) commandant. Marcos signed Republic ...

After what was often described as one of the dirtiest elections at that time, Ferdinand E. Marcos took his oath for his second term as president on Rizal Day, Dec. 30, 1969, as mandated by the ...

President Marcos Jr and his predecessor Rodrigo Duterte have been attacking each other on the campaign trail. Read more at ...