Lt. Col. Rogelio Gabi (center), 40th Infantry Battalion commander, looks on while a soldier inspects homemade bombs, an Islamic State flag, fatigue uniforms and others items which were recovered, along with the cadavers of slain BIFF militants in Barangay Inaladan, Shariff Saydona Mustapha, after three days of fierce encounter. From among the dead bodies, one is believed to be a foreigner of Middle Eastern origin. “‹
Local traders near Hilongos Leyte Public Market display shoes for sale in preparation for the town’s weekend market. Hilongos is...
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A nurse administers Pneumovax23 vaccines donated by Tingog Party-List in a vaccination drive held at The Manila Standard office in...
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Land Transportation Office (LTO) personnel demonstrate the Law Enforcement Handheld Mobile Device (LEHMD) at a training session at the LTO...
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Speaker Ferdinand Martin G. Romualdez delivers his message during a luncheon with Lakas-CMD party officials and members at the Social...
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A fuel truck worker refills his gasoline containers from an underground storage tank at a station in Tondo, Manila, on...
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Philippine National Bank receives the coveted Four Golden Arrow Award during the ASEAN Corporate Governance Scorecard Golden Arrow Awards on...
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State-run National Power Corp. warned on Monday about year-long daily power interruptions affecting 1.3 million households in remote islands and...
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President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Monday vowed to extend all possible assistance to the family of Jullebee Ranara, the 35-year-old...
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The Supreme Court has nullified for being unconstitutional the memorandum circulars issued by the Securities and Exchange Commission that required...
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First, we got reports on the unrestrained smuggling of food products like sugar, rice, onions, fish and meat—but no one...
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"May the free press win in all these cases" Rappler Holdings Corporation and its president Maria Ressa have been acquitted...
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Manila Standard website (manilastandard.net), launched in August 2002, extends the newspaper’s reach beyond its traditional readers and makes its brand of Philippine news and opinion available to a much wider and geographically diverse readership here and overseas.
