Diane Joy Galos The oceans are getting dangerously acidic, threatening marine life and climate stability, according to a report on September 23. This report from the Potsdam Institute for Climate
Bea Allyson Alimangohan Different parties and activists conducted a rally on Sept. 24 to stop the ‘squid tactics’ of Vice President Sara Duterte related to the alleged misuse of her
Danniell Domingo The Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corp. (PAGCOR) Senior Vice President Raul Villanueva apologized on Sept. 24 for stating unvetted reports allegedly linked to a former Philippine National Police
Dwayne Pelagio Days after the withdrawal of BRP Teresa Magbanua in the Escoda Shoal, the Philippines deployed Naval and Coast Guard vessels on September 20 to replace it in order
Benedict Maravilla President Ferdinand Marcos, Jr. signed into law the Magna Carta for Filipino seafarers that aims to acknowledge and protect their rights in domestic and international relations. Photo Courtesy
KZ Galvan Shortly after Alice Guo’s turnover of the Philippine National Police (PNP) to the Pasig City Jail Bureau of Jail Management and Penology (BJMP) on Sept. 23, PNP spokesperson
Angeline Ashlee Marquez “Drown out the noise, you’re sunshine.” – Voice from the Sunshine Trailer (2024) Photo Courtesy of ABS-CBN News. A story directed and written by Antoinette Jadaone, Sunshine
Markisha Xyza Mangalino The Philippine Supreme Court on Sept. 22 ruled that divorces granted abroad will no longer require validation by foreign courts to be recognized in the Philippines. This
Jasmine Ann Rivera Protesters faced disruptions in the Recto Avenue of Manila when police overran the activists against Ferdinand “BongBong” Marcos Sr.’s Martial Law on its 52nd year commemoration on
Rana Mahmod The Philippines voted in favor of urging the end to Israel’s occupation over Palestine during the United Nations General Assembly on September 18. Photo Courtesy of Bulatlat/UN. Among
