On my fourth day working in a government agency, my superior told me: “Ayusin mo ang records mo dahil baka maging kaso na ...

In line with National Women’s Month, let me recall some experiences that most impressed me about the disadvantages of being a ...

The Philippine education system is at a critical turning point. Faced with a learning crisis, the default response is often to look to the national government for sweeping mandates and top-down ...

The power distribution transition in areas in Davao del Norte and Davao de Oro have reached a critical bottleneck, as seen in the current situation gripping the Island Garden City of Samal. Following ...

The Alice Guo case is instructive, a template used previously to bestow Filipino citizenship on illegal Chinese nationals. On top of being convicted of human trafficking for running a crypto currency ...

In a recent interview, United States President Donald Trump described the Iran war as “a little excursion.” It’s a subtle jab at the free world about the intensity and impact of the war he ...

On April 24, 1972, Fernando C. Amorsolo breathed his last. Three days later, he rose again (figuratively) as the first national artist for painting. One could say that the national artist award was ...

Somewhere in Tondo, a jeepney driver is doing the math at the gasoline pump. Fuel is up again—because the Middle East is restless again. He’s calculating whether today’s passengers cover a full ...

Restoran, altruwismo, but also adobo and halaya ... did you know these Filipino words trace their origins to French, often via Spanish? They capture the essence of Francophonie: a blend of diversity, ...

The world feels so small in these troubled times. People from all corners of the planet are similarly experiencing the consequences of the lawless behavior of a few rogue giants who are having fits of ...