Malacanang said that President Arroyo might not sign the cheaper medicines bill tomorrow, Labor Day as her scehdule is full. In a radio interview, Deputy Presidential spokeswoman Lorelei Fajardo said the chief executive might be too busy tomorrow due to o

Some local producers and vendors of natural health products are concerned that their livelihoods may be at risk if recently introduced amendments to the federal Food and Drugs Act become law.

OTTAWA -- Critics of the Harper government's proposed changes to the Copyright Act have launched a cyber crusade to fight the controversial bill. They're using everything from Facebook to YouTube to Wikipedia to blogs to get their message out.

As more countries move to ban or restrict hate speech, some legal scholars say the U.S. should reconsider the broad scope of First Amendment protection.

WASHINGTON — President Bush’s top advisers are not immune from congressional subpoenas, a federal judge ruled Thursday in an unprecedented dispute between the two political branches. House Democrats called the ruling a ringing endorsement of the princ