Avril C. Gulapa On October 10, the World Coalition Against Death Penalty marks the 21st World Day Against the Death Penalty—a day to advocate putting an end to the existence
Rex Neil Falogme And just like that, the drought is over. Gilas Pilipinas finally ended their 61-year gold medal drought in men’s basketball after a 70-60 victory over Jordan in
Ace Balangitan In a short video, a vlogger claimed Armed Forces of the Philippines Spokesperson Colonel Medel Aguilar threatened to wage war against China in connection with the recent maneuvers
Precious Mary Kyla Edquilane Para kanino ka bumabangon? ‘Yan ang mainit na katagang yumayakap sa malamig nating umaga habang nanonood sa telebisyon at humihigop ng kape mula sa isa sa
Fervin Earl L. Chavez The decision to proliferate AI journalism is a step backward in journalism’s continuing evolution – which is humanized, laymanized, and tended for the people. Cartoon by
Nadine Fandialan When nature strikes the Philippines with typhoons, only nature itself can fend the country from the worst. Photo Courtesy of Virma Simonette/BBC/genurrrr/X(Twitter) Spanning over 540 kilometers from the
Gab Ibis and Sean Michael S. Caguiwa With the recent advisories of the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (PHIVOLCS) on the status of Taal, questions are raised about the
Rachel Ivy Reyes While confidential and intelligence funds remain to be under scrutiny for unclear usage, the higher education sector clamors for what should already be a given—a well-funded education
Alec Marc Reguya In a display of perseverance against China’s persecution, the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) dismantled the floating barriers installed by the Chinese Coast Guard within the disputed territory
Alyanna Chargaile E. Bunayog Agricultural group Samahang Industriya ng Agrikultura (SINAG) lauded President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s decision on September 26 to decline a proposal to reduce tariffs on imported rice,
