Anika Lorelle Uy and KC Lovely Since the latter part of September, Vice President Sara Duterte and head staff Zuleika Lopez, Lemuel Ortonio, Rosalynne Sanchez, Gina Acosta, Julieta Villadelrey, and
Erin Devanadera Amid the legal turmoil surrounding the Israel and Palestinian borders, a broader political war begins to resurface under cumulative powers and persistent measures. The nuclear strike, initiated by
Anika Lorelle T. Uy For Filipinos, marriage is seen as a lifelong commitment not only in the name of love, but in the eyes of the law. Since 1950, the
Nitya Aku & Stela Marie Eve Militante The Mother Tongue-Based Multilingual Education (MTB-MLE) policy was approved by the Department of Education (DepEd) and various stakeholders under the administration of President
Cassandra Casticimo The Philippines has long been dealing with agricultural issues such as ineffective supply chains, smuggling, hoarding, and the manipulation of the price of commodities such as rice, sugar,
Marjuice Destinado From a nation that once thrived on its own rice fields, the Philippines now chokes on imported grains, earning the title of the world’s top rice importer. The
Shean Jeryza Alibin Amidst the widespread dissemination of disinformation, misinformation, and false information—highlighted by a 2022 Social Weather Stations (SWS) survey in which 51% of Filipino adults reported difficulty distinguishing
Marc Nathaniel Servo From father to son, the indigenous people (IP) on Southern Palawan continues to clamor for their ancestral land. After 50 years of land struggle, the native Molbogs,
Jahreez Octavino and Tiffany Geluz Road congestion has been a long-standing issue in the Philippines affecting everyday transportation resulting not just discomfort to commuters, but economic loss due to wasted
Ian Paolo Villacencio The Philippine Sanjia-Steel Corporation was under investigation last September 22 due to speculations involving the aforementioned corporation and with Philippine Offshore Gaming Operators (POGOs) as revealed by
