Kimberly Capuyan President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. said on August 15 that the government is set to intensify its efforts to boost maritime education and opportunities for aspiring Filipino seafarers. In
Jea Nicole Human rights lawyer and Akbayan party-list Representative Chel Diokno called on lawmakers in the Senate and the House of Representatives to back the proposed bill that would mandate
Maxinne Bolodo There was a time when Philippine horror meant a candlelit hut, a trembling heroine, and an unseen creature rustling in the dark. Now, the definition of horror includes
Carl Xyruz Frias Deep inside the forests of Southeast Asia, resides the throne of the king of fruits. Striking, tough, and adorned with a crown on its head – the
Bernadette Soriano Sometimes, being an adult feels like being trapped in a showroom: perfectly arranged, always presentable, never allowed to spill. But what if the real measure of maturity isn’t
Bernadette Soriano Vice President Sara Duterte’s impeachment case isn’t over — it’s simply on “pause,” tucked neatly into the Senate archives where inconvenient cases go to napping. The Senate voted
Juan Carlo Mercado It wasn’t enough. The Philippine women’s national football team saw its ASEAN Women’s MSIG Serenity Cup title defense end on Wednesday night, August 13, after a 1-1
Ian Paolo Villacencio Gilas Pilipinas’ run in the 2025 FIBA Asia Cup came to a halt on August 13, after a 84–60 quarterfinal blowout loss to Group A’s ace, Australian
Biel Jose Catipon Ferdinand Marcos Jr., through the Office of the President (OP), is set to get the largest share of confidential and intelligence funds (CIF) under the 2026 National
Shean Jeryza Alibin and Stela Militante Not all ghosts haunt. Some simply sit with us in silence. There are moments when the past would just suddenly knock on our doors
