COLUMN | Sara Duterte’s year-long getaway from justice
We are not surprised. In a country where twelve of fifteen justices owe their robes to Rodrigo Duterte, expecting the Supreme Court to hold his daughter to account is like
We are not surprised. In a country where twelve of fifteen justices owe their robes to Rodrigo Duterte, expecting the Supreme Court to hold his daughter to account is like
We sit silently in the waiting room, anticipating the news that may bring relief and recovery. Instead, we’re met with a diagnosis that currently has no available treatment. This sickness
Justin James Albia Where is the president? As towns in Luzon and Visayas drown under relentless rain, and families evacuate with nothing but soaked clothes and rising panic, President Marcos
Junel Fiestada I grew up in the province. I’ve seen trees fall and heard whistling winds, but flooding is not as frequent as in the city. In the coming weeks,
Peter Jandrei Melan A memo. A Monday. A total shift to online classes. This is how the Cebu Normal University (CNU) treats its students. On the morning of July 21,
Adi Joaquim Tolentino As floodwaters swallowed streets and classrooms earlier this month, Filipinos found themselves once again refreshing government pages at midnight—not for storm updates, but for the class suspension
Shekinah Jedidiah Alima It is that time of the year again; habagat is here. Now, Typhoon “Crising” strikes Luzon prompting local government units such as Manila and Quezon City to
Aaron Inciong Sa lugar kung saan ang tubig ang buhay, isang ulat lang ang kayang gawing alat ang lahat. Ayon sa sabi-sabi ng matatanda sa baybayin ng Taal, “Ang lawa,
Before a word is uttered in the President’s State of the Nation Address (SONA) this 2025, the real show begins outside the Batasang Pambansa Complex: politicians and their spouses posing
Kirsten Flores ‘Kay hirap talunin ng kalaban kung ikaw mismo ay bahagi ng sistemang nagpapalakas sa kaniya. Kinalakihan ko ang mistulang pagtigil ng mundo sa tuwing may boxing match si