Ni Xhiela Mie Cruz Binahaginan ng ilang political experts ang oposisyon ng epektibong campaign strategies na magagamit umano nito upang makasungkit ng maraming botante sa eleksyon. Photo Courtesy of Philippine
By Annika Gorgeana Maningo About 100 Grab delivery drivers held a “unity ride” on Thursday, November 10, along Fuente Osmeña Circle to protest and voice their complaints about decreases in
By Albert Hans F. Lipura The government and the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) agreed on a ceasefire to end the violent encounters between the two factions which led to
By Genevieve Candace Poquiz The Department of Education (DepEd) refuted claims that the order barring teachers from interacting with students outside the school setting infringes on their freedom and is
By Genevieve Candace Poquiz The World Health Organization (WHO) revealed last Monday, November 7, that the Philippines has one of lowest rates of childhood immunization globally, with 1.6 million children
By Genevieve Candace Poquiz Teachers are now no longer allowed to have contact with students outside classes, including through social media, as the Department of Education released DepEd Order No.
By Andreah Dianne M. Cartagena Senator Jinggoy Estrada filed Senate Bill 1291 which will provide the public with pertinent information and data on sex offenders within the country. Photo Courtesy
Ni Basti M. Vertudez Namemeligro ang posibilidad na makapagtrabaho ang tinatayang 50,000 na mga Pilipinong seafarer sa mga barko ng European Union (EU) dahil sa patuloy na pagkabigo ng gobyerno
By Jillian Marielle Tiraña President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. broke ground on the construction of the Davao-Samal bridge project amidst concerns on Thursday, October 27, in Lanang, Davao City. Photo
By Basti Vertudez “When he should have taken on the reins of governance, President Marcos seems to have taken only a slack hold. Is the President really at the helm?
