Six out of the 176 COVID-19 fatalities on Thursday's case bulletin were traced as far back as September of last year. The late reporting of these deaths was due to delayed encoding of information into the COVIDKaya data storage system, the Department of Health (DOH) explained.

The Supreme Court has struck down two parts of the anti-terrorism law. CNN Philippines takes a look at the other contested portions which will remain in effect.

With inflation easing anew last month to 4.2%, economists project the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas will keep rates unchanged in its last policy meeting for 2021 this Dec. 16. However, their predictions for the return of rate hikes range from the first half of next year to 2023.

The Commission on Elections has postponed the raffle of party-lists, which would determine the order of their appearance on the ballot for the 2022 polls, to give some groups with pending issues time to go to the Supreme Court.

10-10. 11-11. 12-12. Do these numbers sound familiar? Well, if you're an online shopaholic, you know what those mean. E-commerce platforms and retailers are once again gearing up for the big 12-12 sale. And as senior correspondent David Santos reports, this could be the nation's biggest shopping day ever.

Presidential aspirant Bongbong Marcos and his running mate Davao City Mayor Sara Duterte include former Public Works Secretary Mark Villar in their senatorial line-up. Our Gerg Cahiles tracked the activities of some hopefuls in next year's polls.

A week after wrapping up a massive nationwide vaccination drive, the government is now gearing up for a second round to be held next week. Carolyn Bonquin tells us what to expect.

The long wait is finally over. The Supreme Court strikes down portions of two provisions of the controversial Anti-Terrorism Law. But is it a win for the petitioners? Our senior correspondent Anjo Alimario reports.

Presidential aspirants have mixed opinions after the Supreme Court decided to declare two portions of the controversial anti-terrorism law unconstitutional.

The Bongbong Marcos and Sara Duterte tandem has included ex-Public Works and Highways Secretary Mark Villar in their senatorial line up Thursday morning.

Meta, the owner of Facebook and Instagram, is further clamping down on content linked to Myanmar's military amid pressure to step up safety controls in the country.

Should we change how we think about December holiday parties? What factors should we consider in deciding whether to attend? If you are organizing an event, how can you help to reduce the risk of COVID-19 spread?

In the past 30 days — during which time Omicron came to the global spotlight — fewer than a third of countries and territories sequenced cases to identify how the virus has changed over time.

Evergrande, the embattled Chinese property developer, has defaulted on its debt, according to Fitch Ratings.

San Miguel Corporation confirms to the local bourse that its banking unit’s maiden offering aims to comply with the requirements of the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas for the issuance of a universal banking license.

As the world slowly revitalizes itself, the usual hustle and bustle of the city are back to regular programming. Here’s what we’re excited to do.

Golf is a dirty sport that's wrecking the planet. But it doesn't have to be.

New Zealand plans to outlaw smoking for the next generation so they will never be legally able to buy tobacco in the country

Twitter Philippines releases a roundup of topics that Filipinos talked about the most on the social media platform this year

Senator Ping Lacson said his first official act would be to waive his rights under the Bank Secrecy Law, an issue he brought up earlier, and something Senate President Tito Sotto said he would do as well.

The country's COVID-19 death toll moved closer to 50,000 at 49,936 after 176 more people lost their lives, the Department of Health (DOH) reported on Thursday.

The distribution of cash assistance to overseas Filipino workers displaced by the COVID-19 pandemic is set to begin again next month, according to the Overseas Welfare Workers Administration.

'We believe that there are current administration policies and programs worth continuing while there are some that can be improved, discontinued, or rectified,' says party chairperson Ernest Ramel.

There should be a law to compel social media platforms to disclose identities of internet trolls so victims of hate speech and 'fake news' can avail of legal remedies, Senate Minority Leader Franklin Drilon said on Thursday.

The Philippine National Police has ordered the creation of a special task group to probe the killing of journalist Jesus “Jess” Malabanan in Calbayog City, Samar.

The death toll in the government's anti-illegal drugs operations since President Rodrigo Duterte assumed office in 2016 has risen to 6, 215 as of October 2021, data recently released by the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency showed.

Pampanga is joining the list of areas reporting very low cases of COVID-19, as it inches closer to achieving herd immunity.

Davao-based DITO Telecommunity of businessman Dennis Uy nears hitting its five-million subscriber base target.

At least four of the 37 petitioners are unsatisfied with the Supreme Court's decision to only declare two portions of the hotly contested Anti-Terrorism Act as unconstitutional.

The Overseas Workers Welfare Administration says it no longer expects the same scenario as in December 2020, when travel numbers were down due to the impact of COVID-19.

Finance chief Carlos Dominguez III has written to the Monetary Board about repaying the agency's debt this week — ahead of its January 2022 deadline — and trimming its liquidity support request for next year to ₱300 billion with the economic outlook having improved.

Hospitals in Metro Manila have reported a huge drop in COVID-19 admissions over the past days, but health workers are still not getting a break to tend to non-COVID patients.

Experts did not detect the Omicron variant in the latest genome sequencing run involving 48 samples, the Department of Health (DOH) announces

Ukrainian defense officials say Russia has increased troop numbers near the Ukrainian border to 120,000 people, including additional army, air force and naval personnel.

A staggering 293 journalists were imprisoned in 2021, according to an annual census by nonprofit group Committee to Protect Journalists.

The government is targeting to fully vaccinate 90% of the Philippines’ population before President Rodrigo Duterte steps down in 2022, a top Health department official said Friday.

Australia, the United Kingdom, and Canada will join the United States in a diplomatic boycott of the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics, the leaders of the three countries say.

American companies' search for workers didn't get any easier this fall.

Last week's stock market selloff seems like ancient history. Stocks surged Monday and Tuesday and were flat to modestly higher early Wednesday as investors once again buy the proverbial dip.

Kinalampag ng ilang dating OFW ang Overseas Worker's Welfare Administration o OWWA. Hindi pa rin kasi nababayaran ng Saudi government ang mahigit apat na bilyong Piso nilang sweldo.

Toymaker Lego said on Wednesday it plans to build a new factory in Vietnam to keep up with rapidly growing demand for its colored plastic bricks among children across Asia.

Hindi pa nagsisimula ang opisyal na panahon ng kampanya sa eleksyon, pero ang ilang pulitiko, daan-daang milyong piso na ang gastos!

The Philippine General Hospital has not recorded any COVID-19 cases among its health workers over the past two to three weeks, its spokesperson says.

It seems Filipinos are more curious about COVID-19 this year compared to 2020

The final elements of a $60 million security assistance package will arrive in Ukraine this week, Pentagon spokesman John Kirby said Wednesday, including small arms and ammunition.

The Supreme Court has declared unconstitutional two portions of the highly contested Anti-Terrorism Law, leaving most of it untouched, it said in a statement on Thursday.

Vice presidential aspirant Sara Duterte met with nine of the 17 mayors in Metro Manila on Wednesday.

Donald Trump's wait-and-see approach to the 2024 election has frozen the next Republican presidential primary before it's even begun.

The overhauled Blackwater Bossing will try to finally snap their 19-game skid as they open their campaign against Rain or Shine Elasto Painters in the PBA Governors' Cup. Blackwater is banking on change as they seek to spark a winning culture within the team. Joining us for an all out discussion on the Blackwater Bossing is their head coach Ariel Vanguardia.

CNN Philippines lists down the petitions filed before the Commission on Elections seeking to prevent the son and namesake of the late dictator Ferdinand Marcos from retaking Malacañang.