Joemar Yubokmee Some 70,000 people were imprisoned, 34,000 were tortured, and over 3,200 people were killed in the dark years of martial law, but it only took one peaceful revolution
Kartun ni Alex Macatuno Nagulo ang plano ng lahat sa biglaang pagpalit ng non-working holiday ng Malacañang noong huwebes sa komemorasyon ng ika-37 anibersaryo ng EDSA Revolution. Ngunit, huwag nating
Junel F. Fiestada Cartoon by Joseph Idusora A lot of us have probably heard and once believed that hard work is the key to success. While it is a key,
By Kezo Andre Javier Cartoon by Billy Abistado As everyone returned to work after the holiday break, social media figure Donnalyn Bartolome gained traction – albeit for the wrong reasons
By Joemar Yubokmee Cartoon by Brandon Jon Delos Santos The ongoing iteration of the FIFA World Cup is something everyone should watch closely, not because of the historic upsets instigated
By Prince Luke Alicum Cerdenia Cartoon by Billy Abistado It is not a hidden fact that the Philippines is home to brilliant inventors in various fields of art. Doubtlessly, there
By Jude Aldrich Allaga Cartoon by Maurice Gimena Ironically, the so-called “woke” and “open-minded” generation persists in confining the LGBTQ+ community into a stereotypical box. Five months ago, English actor
by Mark Angelo Mañez Basketball in the Philippines, once again took themselves in the spotlight–but for bad (or even worse) reasons. Cartoon by Ace Lorico Of course, there are reasons
Ni Kenjie-Aya Oyong Nakasaad sa Department of Education (DepEd) Mission ang “to protect and promote the right of every Filipino to quality equitable, culture-based and complete basic education.” Pero mukhang
By Joemar Yubokmee The children are our world’s best hope for the future but how could they usher a bright one if the institution mandated to educate and hone their
