Lawmakers file bill raising entry-level teacher pay to 50k
Jamayka Rhose Pascual A bill proposing a P50,000 entry-level monthly salary for public school teachers has been refiled in the House of Representatives on June 30. Photo Courtesy of DepEd.
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BACK ON TRACK: Alas Pilipinas notch first win in VTV Cup; bounces back against China
John Aldrin Cullat Alas Pilipinas rediscovered its rhythm after falling to Vietnam in opener as they strike back to a four-set win against China’s Sichuan Wuliangchun, 25-12, 25-22, 19-25, 25-15
VP Duterte yet to decide on 2028 run amid rising political pressure, impeachment bids
Kirsten Gale Mendoza Despite leading recent voter preference surveys, Vice President Sara Duterte has not yet committed to a possible 2028 presidential run. Photos Courtesy of Inquirer/Philippine News Agency. “The
Krejcikova halts Eala’s Wimbledon debut dream in three-set slugfest
Bernadette Soriano Exit signs for Eala, but not without leaving her mark on the grass. Alex Eala’s first taste of Wimbledon main draw action ended in heartbreak as defending champion
What’s At Stake When We Call Disasters ‘Natural’?
Jea Nicole Jacot There is no such thing as a “natural disaster”. However, despite campaigns by disaster risk experts to correct this misnomer, the term is still widely used in
EXPLAINER | Undoing the yes: A forensic reading of consent
Bernadette Soriano It is not that people fail to respect consent; rather, many were never properly introduced to what it actually is. In G.R. No. 264724, the Philippine Supreme Court
BAHA NA NAMAN: What makes flooding a political problem?
Jamayka Rhose Pascual In many areas in the Philippines, flooding has become so common that people often respond to it with fatigued indifference rather than fear. Families have grown accustomed
Over 4 million families experience involuntary hunger — SWS
Jamayka Rhose Pascual Nearly 4.4 million Filipino families continue to face hunger, according to the latest survey by the Social Weather Stations (SWS) released on June 27. From April 23
Australia, Belgium shut door on hosting Duterte’s interim release
Danniell Domingo Australia and Belgium have both declined to host former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte if the International Criminal Court (ICC) grants his request for interim release. Kristina Conti, assistant
Mayor Robredo renews call for SOGIESC Bill, urges action amid rising HIV cases
Alfredo Tolentino Former Vice President and Naga City mayor-elect Leni Robredo joined calls for equality and inclusion for the LGBTQIA+ community, reaffirming her support for the long-standing passage of the
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