Rappler has exposed government officials’ conflicts of interest involving infrastructure projects. The story of Sara Duterte and Gencorp revealed that this kind of scheme can also happen in food contracts. And perhaps there are similar stories hiding in procurement records across the country.
Nobel Peace Prize laureate Maria Ressa joins WNYC’s Brian Lehrer in New York for a live conversation on defending and rebuilding democracy in the age of artificial intelligence
Nobel Peace Prize laureate Maria Ressa joins WNYC’s Brian Lehrer for a live conversation on defending and rebuilding democracy in the age of artificial intelligence
The three-week fellowship will bring journalists to Honolulu, Tokyo, and Seoul to examine artificial intelligence’s impact on societies and economic security in the Asia-Pacific region
Our reporters followed Mary Jane Veloso for 48 hours — from her release from prison to her homecoming in Nueva Ecija
Our work will only make a difference if we don’t treat stories as one-offs that we abandon once a new viral obsession grips the country
On September 28, World News Day, annual Rappler+ members get access to the full digital archives of Newsbreak, years of fearless reporting that documented the Philippines and helped shape its history
‘Scrollproof,’ RappLearn’s one-day vertical video masterclass, equips professionals with practical tools to make their messages stand out in today’s fast-moving digital space
This World News Day, Rappler celebrates what makes news worth reading, remembering, and
supporting — and opens the Rappler+ community to more people with a special annual rate of P2,800 from September 23 to 28
MUNI, an online community space and network, launches on September 16, 2026. It’s time for a platform where facts and trusted voices can thrive.