We need public servants, not celebrities
Tiktok edits, cardboard cutouts, and trending Twitter hashtags. When we are met with deafening screams and giddy postings, assumptions are immediately directed to the thought that these are done for
Tiktok edits, cardboard cutouts, and trending Twitter hashtags. When we are met with deafening screams and giddy postings, assumptions are immediately directed to the thought that these are done for
Madaling magmukhang makabayan kapag may kamera, mainit na kontrobersiya, at milyun-milyong matang handang pumalakpak. Sa pulitika, ang patriotismo ay hindi lamang paninindigan, maaari rin itong maging puhunan sa pagpapalakas ng
In a world that already drowns out the people’s pleas towards generativity, abundance, and ease, the growing cacophony of artificial intelligence (AI) integration in the labor force continues to deafen
Mabilis ang takbo ng mga kotse sa Singapore ngunit mabagal ang hustisya sa Pilipinas. Nasa nasabing bansa si Pangulong Ferdinand Marcos Jr. mula Oktubre 7 hanggang 11. Dadalo siya sa
Hanggang saan nga ba ang hangganan ng tradisyon kapag ang nakataya na ay ang mismong hininga ng tao? Sa paghahanap ng hustisya at kapayapaan, madalas tayong kumakapit sa mga lumang
As rising temperatures and uncontrollable climates arrive at their tipping points, the battle between humanity and nature has reached a scorching stalemate. One that desperately requires a recalibration of efforts
How to dodge a public health crisis in three easy steps: Drop the mandate at City Hall, pass the message to the schools, and leave young students to filter atmospheric
Gevo Geganto Imagine you are a driver, but instead of sitting behind a wheel, steering down familiar roads, you’re standing on the streets holding a placard. For many traditional jeepney
Gweneth Pablo Until when will women have to prove themselves competent enough for a spot in a male-dominated field like politics? This isn’t the 1900s anymore. Women can finally break
Gweneth Pablo Ever since the impeachment trial began, there has almost always been a spectacle that shifts attention away from the articles under scrutiny and toward matters seemingly unrelated to