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Close to 60,000 people displaced by Tembin were huddling in shelters on Christmas.

The suspects shot at officers who stopped an alleged getaway van in Pampanga province.

The two brothers were believed to be members of the Bangsamoro Islamic Freedom Fighters.

Rights group reminds authorities to protect children and their families.

Thousands of families in coastal areas affected by the typhoon urgently need food, water and shelter, Oxfam says.

Storm rips roofs from building, fells trees and cuts power in northern communities.

Storm could cause landslides, 10-foot surges in coastal areas, weather agency warns.

Meanwhile, demonstrators in Manila protested against the nation’s anti-terror bill.

As much as 17.7 percent of the country’s population was unemployed in April.

Grant aims to help thousands whose lives were disrupted by battle return to work.

Manila could lose millions in development aid from the U.S. Millennium Challenge Corp.

Defense chief issues statement after USS Theodore Roosevelt hosted delegates in the South China Sea.

Myrna Mabanza facilitated travel of an unidentified Indonesian militant to the southern Philippines, the U.S. Department of Treasury said.

Officials said Southeast Asian neighbors back the campaign.

The action follows a series of protests against Beijing’s effort to control the waterway.

Official says the timetable could be met if clinical trials are completed by January.

Presidential spokesman says he hopes friends in Europe and the U.S. will share knowledge as well.

President Duterte is willing to be test subject, pending nod by his security detail.

Gunman Richard Paddock wired $100,000 to Philippines, investigators say.

UN envoy, European Union and United States question court’s conviction of Rappler editor Maria Ressa.

Senator, analyst warn that pulling out of Visiting Forces Agreement places Manila at Beijing’s mercy over South China Sea.

Earlier, the U.S. defense chief pointed out the decision came as nations are telling China to “obey international rules.”

Foreign secretary praises President Duterte for keeping nation safe through alliance with Washington.

Usman Yusuf was kidnapped by the militant group three months ago, military says.

Former Sen. Antonio Trillanes is among those charged with conspiracy to commit treason.

Two other Vietnamese seamen were beheaded when ransom demands were not met.

A man from Wuhan died Saturday while a woman who was traveling with him remains quarantined.

A 5-year-old boy from China was detected with high fever, throat irritation and cough.

Rodrigo Duterte is not sure the United States will allow him to enter, his spokesman says.

Terminating the Visiting Forces Agreement would put Manila at a disadvantage, Philippine foreign secretary says.