Gov’t, MILF sign truce after feud leaves 7 dead, 17 wounded
By Albert Hans F. Lipura The government and the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) agreed on a ceasefire to end the violent encounters between the two factions which led to
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Gilas rallies past Jordan behind huge third quarter run
By Justine Juyad Gilas Pilipinas fired back in the second half to secure a convincing win against the crowd bet Jordan, 74-66, to open their FIBA World Cup Asian Qualifiers
Touch me Not: Which MCAI Character Suits You Best?
By: Reyza Ferranco and Rinoa dela Cruz “No, no Espanyol. Ah, Despacito!” Isa lamang ito sa iconic lines ng karakter na si Klay sa patok na teleseryeng “Maria Clara at
COLUMN | How Kit Connor’s Premature Outing Outed Society’s Skewed Sense of Allyship
By Jude Aldrich Allaga Cartoon by Maurice Gimena Ironically, the so-called “woke” and “open-minded” generation persists in confining the LGBTQ+ community into a stereotypical box. Five months ago, English actor
DO 49 not a violation of free speech; only for promoting professionalism – DepEd
By Genevieve Candace Poquiz The Department of Education (DepEd) refuted claims that the order barring teachers from interacting with students outside the school setting infringes on their freedom and is
Filipino children among most unvaccinated in the world — WHO
By Genevieve Candace Poquiz The World Health Organization (WHO) revealed last Monday, November 7, that the Philippines has one of lowest rates of childhood immunization globally, with 1.6 million children
Kingen, DRX pinayukod ang T1, sinikwat ang unang kampeonato sa WC
By Manuel Arthur S. Machete Tanaw na ang muling pagbagsak ng dinastiya sa pangunguna ng bagong hari. Dinismaya ng DRX, sa liderato ni Hwang “Kingen” Seong-hoon, ang T1 matapos magpaskil
EXPLAINER | The Push for Divorce in the Philippines
By Joseph Clyde Famularcano Are you familiar with the hit drama series “The Broken Marriage Vow”? Did you know that in its British and Korean counterpart, the female lead filed
DepEd bars student-teacher interaction outside school setting
By Genevieve Candace Poquiz Teachers are now no longer allowed to have contact with students outside classes, including through social media, as the Department of Education released DepEd Order No.
‘Disturbing increase’ in sex offenses pushes senate to file sex offender registry
By Andreah Dianne M. Cartagena Senator Jinggoy Estrada filed Senate Bill 1291 which will provide the public with pertinent information and data on sex offenders within the country. Photo Courtesy
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