Dissecting the “yearner final boss”
Ever felt like your deepest longing isn’t just a passing craving, but an all-consuming showdown? On social media, that feeling now has a name: “yearner final boss.” The phrase has
Ever felt like your deepest longing isn’t just a passing craving, but an all-consuming showdown? On social media, that feeling now has a name: “yearner final boss.” The phrase has
Waves crashing against the reef, boats gliding through the still waters of Camotes – what seems to be just a peaceful morning for a fisherman has been disrupted at the
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
Marjuice Destinado Can a company that worsened flooding really save Metro Manila from drowning? After Tropical Storm Crising flooded streets and homes in July 2025, Filipinos are still paying the
In a country where press freedom continues to face escalating threats, the case of Frenchie Mae Cumpio stands as one of the most alarming — and enduring — examples of
With so many products available online, in drugstores, and even at convenience stores — like supplements, skincare products, slimming teas, and herbal oils — it can be hard to know
Every year, the University of the Philippines (UP) receives applicants coming from different schools and backgrounds competing for limited slots and admissions. To decide who gets in or not, UP
Kirsten Flores The 4th State of the Nation Address (SONA) by President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. presented an optimistic, reform-minded vision for a “Bagong Pilipinas.” But juxtaposing presidential claims and dissecting the current conditions
Hindi lang ito tungkol sa mga sabayang pagbigkas, baybayang paligsahan, o pagsusuot ng barong at saya tuwing Agosto. Ang Buwan ng Wika ay hindi simpleng pagdiriwang — ito ay isang
As Gaza enters what global monitors warn is the “worst-case scenario of famine,” and the death toll from Israeli attacks surpasses 60,000, one question might seem absurd: Who still thinks about