Bernadette Soriano There’s a particular ache — subtle, persistent — that arises from caring deeply for someone who will never know your name. It is a form of affection that
Peter Jandrei Melan On July 19, 2025, the lights of the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas will shine a little brighter — not just for a title fight,
Jamayka Rhose Pascual For students juggling tuition, transport, and the weight of expectations, a proposal that shortens college by a year sounds like relief. But when a solution seems convenient,
Rabies is among the most feared diseases linked to animals — especially dogs. However, let’s clarify a common misconception: not all animals carry rabies. Its presence depends not on the
Bernadette Soriano In a bid to empower micro-retailers and broaden healthcare access in geographically isolated and disadvantaged areas (GIDAs), the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) has proposed a policy
Marjuice Destinado and Jea Nicole Jacot Colonization is not always carried by guns. In Cebu, it first arrived draped in the rhetoric of civilization, and returned later in the language
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
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
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
Marjuice Destinado In the Philippines, dying isn’t enough to get attention. You must die and trend — otherwise, the system doesn’t bother asking how or why you disappeared. In June
