The US intelligence community's top election security official says that China "prefers" an outcome where President Donald Trump is not reelected in November and Russia is working to "denigrate" former Vice President Joe Biden's White House bid.

The novel coronavirus is just one more virus that can potentially trigger the onset of this debilitating condition.

The original buyers of the ammonium nitrate that was left at Beirut's port have told CNN that it had been bought for use in mining.

The low pressure area east of Aurora province has intensified into a tropical depression, and is expected to bring scattered light to moderate with at times heavy rains over Bicol and Eastern Visayas, weather bureau PAGASA says.

Manila Mayor Isko Moreno confirms former Mayor Alfredo Lim has COVID-19

The US sanctioned Hong Kong Chief Executive Carrie Lam for her role in crackdowns on political freedom in the region

At least 16 people died in the crash, including both pilots, and 46 people are seriously injured when an Air India Express plane crashed in the South Indian state of Kerala

CNN Philippines gives you real-time updates on the coronavirus pandemic

More people from young age groups are getting infected with COVID-19, the World Health Organization warned on Friday.

Art in the Park co-founder Trickie Lopa hopes to discover new artists as the annual art fair in Salcedo Village, Makati City goes online due to the pandemic

The country’s Russian envoy is saying Moscow will offer ‘safe and effective’ vaccines to the Philippines.

A House leader said the 12% value-added tax on digital purchases will lay down e-commerce rules as early as possible even during the pandemic.

Armed Forces of the Philippines Chief-of-Staff Lt. Gen. Gilbert Gapay clarifies that he wants to put an order on the contents allowed to be uploaded on different social media platforms and not the users.

The Philippine military may be barred from joining naval drills in the South China Sea, but the new chief of staff said the country has increased presence in its territorial waters.

With the pandemic keeping us inside our homes, a famous local art fair is going virtual this year. "Art in the Park" is holding an eight-day exhibit, which will showcase the works of dozens of artists. And to tell us more about this year’s event, we have with us the Co-Founder Trickie Lopa.

With the Philippines moving up the ranks in the region, what's the assessment of international health experts of our situation? We find out from World Health Organization Representative to the Philippines Doctor Rabindra Abeyasinghe.

A list of recommended books, movies, shows, and more from the CNN Philippines Life team.

Because nobody puts Baby in a corner.

The Brazilian government banned fires in the Amazon in mid-July — yet there were far more fires last month than the year before, further degrading one of the world's most precious natural resources.

Insular Life executive chairman Nina Aguas shares her secrets to her commanding presence in the insurance sector — all while keeping a warm and genuine smile.

China's attempts to change the status quo in the South China Sea risks provoking a stern response from the international community, Japanese Defense Minister Taro Kono told CNN in an exclusive interview Friday.

Italy, the first COVID-19 epicenter outside of China, has used an aggressive testing regime and face coverings to beat back a second wave of the pandemic so far. But as the nation's children prepare to return to the classroom, many schools are taking matters into their own hands — by chopping up the furniture.

In recent times, mention Barcelona and the word "crisis" probably isn't too far behind

Your business is our business. Join our senior anchor Rico Hizon on The Exchange. • Second quarter GDP is shrinking much more than previously projected as Metro Manila and provinces revert to stricter quarantine measures because of rising COVID-19 cases. • As the pandemic re-writes the rules of business, here's a closer at look at the online gains. But with every pro, there is a con. • For our C-Suite Vision, we'll speak to one leader who believes everyone deserves a lifetime for good.

DOH says it has formed working groups that will help in the formulation of COVID-19 response for specific clusters.

A majority of Filipinos agreed that it is "dangerous" to print or broadcast anything "critical" of the administration even if the information is true, a recent national survey said Friday.

As the government plans to buy face masks and distribute them to the poor, an environmental group suggests giving out reusable ones. Besides being economical, the group says reusable masks are environment-friendly, and safe as long as they meet the standards of the World Health Organization.

As officials intensify efforts to locate those infected, a local government appeals for help in contact tracing.

The Bureau of Customs warns the public of scammers pretending to be employees of the agency and asking payment for the release of parcels or packages through fake emails and websites.

Four hundred Filipinos are expected to arrive home by next week following the Beirut blast, the Department of Foreign Affairs confirms on Friday.

Pooled testing is only effective when used in areas with low prevalence of coronavirus infection, a Department of Health official said Friday.

While some government leaders maintain that the Anti-Terrorism Act will not be used to regulate the social media, a law expert warned that the much-anticipated implementing rules and regulations (IRR) could contain some dreaded provisions.

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The Department of Health is urging members of the Doctors to the Barrio program to volunteer as substitutes of exhausted frontline healthcare workers in Metro Manila, the country's COVID-19 epicenter.

The country's COVID-19 cases topped 122,000 after recording 3,379 more infections, the Department of Health said Friday.

Sarah Backstrom knew this school year was going to be different, even without the Covid-19 pandemic. The veteran teacher moved to Des Moines, Iowa, with her young daughters to teach in a new school district -- but this is the first time she's been scared about returning to the classroom.

The agriculture and energy departments forge a partnership to promote the use of renewable energy in the agriculture and fishery industries to boost modernization and lower cost of production.

A barrage of online abuse directed at a South Korean lawmaker over her choice of attire has sparked a debate in the East Asian nation, where women have long complained about sexism and a patriarchal culture.

India has recorded more than 2 million total coronavirus cases, only three weeks after announcing it had hit 1 million confirmed infections, as the country's healthcare systems buckle under the pressure of the escalating pandemic.

After more than four months, the US State Department on Thursday lifted its advisory warning US citizens against traveling abroad.

Authorities in Los Angeles can soon request a shutoff of water and power from homes and businesses that host egregiously large gatherings.

Facebook is extending its work from home policy until July of next year, becoming the latest tech giant to commit to letting staff work remotely in response to the coronavirus pandemic.

Tencent stock plunged on Friday after US President Donald Trump moved to ban WeChat, a social media app owned by the Chinese tech giant.

A new report finds toxic chemicals called PFAS in the food packaging on fast food burgers at McDonald's and Burger King as well as on supposedly "environmentally safe" fiber take-out containers at other restaurants.

China's ambassador says four of six drug makers in advanced stages of developing a coronavirus vaccine are from his country, vowing the Philippines will be among the first to get hold of supply.

The IATF allows beneficiaries to have 'limited movement' so they can physically claim their cash aid.

Kung dati COVID-19 at pagkawala ng trabaho ang nag-uudyok para umuwi ang ilang OFWs sa Pilipinas, ngayon naman nadagdagan pa ang dahilan.

Hindi magbibitiw sa pwesto si PhilHealth President and CEO Ricardo Morales sa kabila ng alegasyon ng katiwalian laban sa ahensya. Giit din n'ya na walang overpricing sa kinikuwestyong I.T. project ng health insurance company.

Maging ang isang grupo ng mga guro aminadong hindi pa sila handa sa pasukan dahil daw ang mga materyales nila, kulang-kulang pa sa pagtuturo.

Plano ng pamahalaan na masuri ang simptomas ng mga residente sa mga high risk areas na nasa modified enhanced quarantine.