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
Ian Paolo Villacencio Tackling the country’s worsening education crisis, Education Secretary Sonny Angara has expressed strong support for Senator Bam Aquino’s proposed Classroom-Building Acceleration Program (CAP) Act, a measure aimed
Kimberly Capuyan The Cebu Normal University (CNU) has mandated a full shift to online delivery of classes at its Main Campus to accommodate the retrofitting efforts of school facilities for
Mary Sophia Angela Buenavidez Mamamayang Liberal (ML) Partylist Representative Leila de Lima condemned the proposal to lower the minimum age of criminal responsibility, calling it a failure of justice. “It
Biel Jose Catipon President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. said he had already instructed government agencies to prepare for flooding caused by heavy rains even before leaving the country for his United
Jea Nicole Jacot The State of the Nation Address (SONA) is that time of the year when the president reports to the people the country’s standing across various sectors. Promises
Bernadette Soriano Some weekends begin with soft-focus ambition — the quiet fantasy of self-reinvention backed by a calendar you’ve ghosted since Tuesday and a to-do list bordering on fiction. You
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
Adi Joaquim Tolentino The death toll from Severe Tropical Storm Crising and the intensified southwest monsoon or habagat has reached six, the National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (NDRRMC)
Sophia Buenavidez The Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) has urged private sector employers in Metro Manila to begin implementing the 50-peso daily minimum wage increase starting July 18. According
