Why April is different at Explained PH
Amer Hussien Mangray & Danielle Ellyma Bayani April is the month wherein the humidity outside is unbelievably unbearable. People are bearing through the scorching sun to get by through life
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‘Lost in Translation or Not?’: AI-mazing quest to decode animal communication
Carl Sean Margate Have you ever wondered about the secret conversations happening in the natural world around you? The chattering leaves, the distant calls of birds, the mysterious clicks of
EXPLAINER | Mga Numero sa Likod ng Jeepney Modernization
Raymond Carl Gato Naging mainit na talakayan sa pagitan ng mga politiko at concerned citizens ang panukalang Public Utility Vehicle Modernization Program (PUVMP), o mas kilala onlayn bilang Jeepney Modernization
CARTOON | The real challenge for campus journalists
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Campus journalists, tertiary publications denounce repressive policies imposed on Visayan school paper
Rachel Ivy Reyes Student journalists and publications expressed support for An Lantawan, the official student publication of Leyte Normal University, which struggles to operate independently due to bureaucratic accreditation policies.
EXPLAINER | Excise taxes: All aboard the TRAIN Law
Benjamin Jacob and Kirsten Geraldine Esteban Filipinos whine once again as petroleum prices have increased by P2/liter this week, cementing the 11th continuous week of price hikes. For many drivers,
EXPLAINER | Death Penalty: A movement for justice or a human rights violation?
Avril C. Gulapa On October 10, the World Coalition Against Death Penalty marks the 21st World Day Against the Death Penalty—a day to advocate putting an end to the existence
Paano ka babangon? Nescafé Edition
Precious Mary Kyla Edquilane Para kanino ka bumabangon? ‘Yan ang mainit na katagang yumayakap sa malamig nating umaga habang nanonood sa telebisyon at humihigop ng kape mula sa isa sa
EXPLAINER | Fire and Fury: Unraveling the truth behind Taal’s sudden foggy veil
Gab Ibis and Sean Michael S. Caguiwa With the recent advisories of the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (PHIVOLCS) on the status of Taal, questions are raised about the
#NeverForget | The Oligarchical Express
Rhianna O. Jaquilmac The era of martial law was a game of charades. Those in power acted like they cared for the people. Marcos appeared to put the needs of
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