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President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. welcomes United States Secretary of Defense Lloyd James Austin III in a courtesy call in Malacañang on Nov. 18, 2024. During their meeting, Austin said the US would provide $1 million, or approximately P58.7 mil
PENSACOLAbet88, United States — In the mountains of North Carolina, real frustrations over federal aid for victims of Hurricane Helene have been supercharged by a whirlwind of lies and misinformation -- fueled in part by Republican presidentia
An aerial view shows inundated construction vehicles (foreground C) and flooded houses (background) caused by heavy rains brought about by Tropical Storm Trami, locally known as Krstine, in Bato town, Camarines Sur province on October 24, 2024. (Pho
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MANILA, Philippines President Marcos brought various forms of assistance to areas hit by Typhoon Marce in Cagayan and his home province of Ilocos Norte yesterday, assuring the provinces of continuous support from the national government for their re