Philippines

Officials have arrested one man on suspicion of hacking government servers.

Officials say China has deployed up to seven ships to Quirino Atoll, also known as Jackson Atoll.

The former eight-weight world champion is running for a senate seat in the Philippines.

The two face off on April 9 in Las Vegas.

Shooting guns in the air at midnight is also popular in Texas and New Orleans.

An army spokesman says soldiers clashed with about 300 members of the group late on Wednesday.

Host Steve Harvey mistakenly declared Miss Colombia the winner, instead of Miss Philippines.

The rebel group ordered a 12-day halt to offensive operations against military targets and businesses.

Lance Corporal Joseph Scott Pemberton is being held at a U.S. facility at the main army base in Manila.

The U.S.'s goal is to remind China and other countries about America's right to freely navigate the region.

Falling trees and walls caused two deaths on the northern Luzon island.

It's not just China's expansion in the South China Sea that is rattling the Southeast Asian nations.

A senior U.S. official reportedly said U.S. ships would sail within 12-nautical-mile zones that China claims as territory.

Humans, not Mother Nature, are to blame for forcing people from their homes, a report by the Norwegian Refugee Council charges.

Group's success on battlefield and social media inspires offshoots to aid the caliphate's expansion.

In a moving homily, Francis urges people to help keep children off the streets.

The pope took an unexpected detour to spend time with homeless, poor and mentally ill children.

Hundreds of thousands have evacuated their homes ahead of the typhoon's expected landfall this weekend.

One of two Germans taken captive by an Islamist militant group in the Philippines said he is being held in a hole in the ground and will be killed if ransom demands are not met

63 were rescued from the boat, which sank on Saturday off the coast of central Philippines after a mechanical problem

Forty-three peacekeepers were safely rescued but UN sources say dozens remain trapped

By sending troops back to the Philippines, Obama is maintaining a delicate balancing act between the Asian powers

Using his iPhone, a photographer chronicles destruction, death, and resilience in the Philippines weeks after the storm.

Survivors of Typhoon Haiyan continue to have trouble accessing food, water and supplies.

As the death toll grows, officials are reaching out with supplies and aid.

When we enter the cell in Bilibid Prison, a group of inmates suddenly disperses. They had been hunching over something. We now see it is what seems to be a little girl dressed in scanty garments.