Preserving the past: The practice and ethics of Taxidermy
Ivan Howard B. Sumauang From the majestic Mali the elephant to the infamous Lolong the crocodile, the nation is at the center of a growing conversation about how we honor
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Marcos to delay the national budget release until after 2025 midterm polls
Abdiel Franz Bernales President Ferdinand “Bongbong” R. Marcos Jr. can classify all Congress-introduced amendments in the 2025 General Appropriations Act (GAA) as “for later release” or FLR, former Senate president
OSG to seize Pogo assets, ‘fraud’ birth certificates
Dwayne Pelagio The Office of the Solicitor General (OSG) made its first move of the year as it seeks to seize Philippine Offshore Gaming Operators (Pogo) properties and cancel fraudulent
A BUDGET BATTLE: Who Wins, Who Loses, and Who Pays the Price?
Ivan Howard B. Sumauang As the Philippines implements its 2025 National Budget, significant budget cuts have sparked widespread concern among citizens and stakeholders alike. With key departments in education, health
FALSE: China declares state of emergency due to viral outbreak
Fernan Carigma On January 2, posts circulated online announcing that China declared a state of emergency amid the upward threat of respiratory illnesses such as Influenza A, human metapneumovirus (HMPV),
LIFE BEYOND EXPIRY: Cells could be revived, according to new math model
Diane Joy Galos In a discovery that feels straight out of science fiction, a new mathematical approach suggests that cells, once thought to be beyond saving, could actually be revived.
EXPLAINER | Expanding prescriptive protections
Joseph Azil Buena The Philippines is navigating the transition to the ‘new normal,’ grappling with the domino effects of the COVID-19 pandemic across various sectors. While the global health emergency
SIXTH OCEAN INCOMING: Earth hits “refresh” on geography
Diane Joy Galos Just when we thought our planet’s oceans were all mapped out, Earth is gearing up for a geography reboot. Say hello to the potential sixth ocean that’s
DepEd to allocate P1 trillion budget to bridge education gaps
Jonell Rhae Manalo The Department of Education (DepEd) announced its plans to utilize the P1.055 trillion allocation from the 2025 General Appropriations Act (GAA) through unprogrammed appropriations and other constitutional
The United States-Philippines alliance’s prospects after the US election
Daniela Adelaide Jaimeleen Sol C. Dizon With 50.4% of votes from the people in America, Donald Trump made a historical comeback as he won the presidential bid. Donald Trump was
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