Jamayka Rhose Pascual Three Quezon City Science High School junior high students have gained international recognition in the scientific community after discovering the potential of cassava leaves as treatment for
Adi Joaquim Tolentino President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. ordered an investigation into Villar-owned PrimeWater Infrastructure Corporation following mounting complaints of poor water service and high rates. Presidential Communications Office Undersecretary
Bea Allyson Alimangohan The Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (PHIVOLCS) advised civilians in the area around Bulusan Volcano in Sorsogon to take caution following the raised alert status of
Press freedom may seem as lofty as a bird soaring through the sky, yet beneath that graceful flight lies the weight of heavy chains. Heavy chains forged from fear, red-tagging,
Marjuice Destinado Over a thousand labor union members and activists marched through Cebu City on Thursday, May 1, demanding higher wages and greater government accountability, while criticizing the newly released
“Sahod itaas! Presyo ibaba!” But as chants demanding fair wages and economic justice echo through our streets this Labor day, a different kind of labor continues in silence. Millions of
Adi Joaquim Tolentino The Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) reminded local government units (LGUs) that failure to act on requests to use public venues for campaign activities
Andrie Hans Bayon In its pursuit of promoting inclusive education, the Department of Education (DepEd) on April 28 rolled out Artificial Intelligence initiatives aimed at improving support for Learners with
Joseph Azil Buena The Supreme Court (SC), in a full decision on January 20 and released on April 28, ordered Mother Goose Special School System, Inc. in Pangasinan to recompense
Mary Sophia Angela Buenavidez Juan “Johnny” Dayang, a veteran journalist and longtime president of the Publishers Association of the Philippines Inc. (PAPI), was shot dead in his apartment at Kalibo,
