Pagod, tiyaga, at pagtuligsa sa balikong paniniwala
John Victor Barba Para sa mga kabataang gustong sumablay, doon sila sumablay. Ngunit habang may ibang patuloy na pumuputol sa mga lapis kasunod ng mga balikong paniniwala, ay may mga
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The niceties of human thought
I would have preferred saying that there is some nicety in stupidity, but that would have been too bold and brash. But, in this world of artificial intelligence or AI,
SONA 2025 | Kulang pa sa lakas ang palakasan
Sa ikaapat na SONA ni Pangulong Marcos Jr., binanggit niya ang sports development — isang pangakong kadalasang naiiwan sa sidelines ng tunay na reporma. Ngunit kailan nga ba magiging full-time
COLUMN | Building tomorrow on shaky foundations
Aaron Inciong “We are not building only for today; we are building also for tomorrow” This was one of the quotable lines from President Marcos Jr.’s fourth State of the
ON SONA 2025 | Inaction as the largest gamble
In the 2024 State of the Nation Address (SONA), President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. halted and banned the infamous Philippine Offshore Gaming Operators (POGO) that once started as an online casino, but
COLUMN | One large accountability, please…
When the risky alternative is the only option left, the choice becomes clearer than ever. A disturbing case of Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) being rescued from government-controlled scam hubs in
COLUMN | Sara Duterte’s year-long getaway from justice
We are not surprised. In a country where twelve of fifteen justices owe their robes to Rodrigo Duterte, expecting the Supreme Court to hold his daughter to account is like
ON SONA 2025 | Universal Hoax Care
We sit silently in the waiting room, anticipating the news that may bring relief and recovery. Instead, we’re met with a diagnosis that currently has no available treatment. This sickness
ON SONA 2025 | A government Of illusions
Justin James Albia Where is the president? As towns in Luzon and Visayas drown under relentless rain, and families evacuate with nothing but soaked clothes and rising panic, President Marcos
COLUMN | Flooded, not drenched
Junel Fiestada I grew up in the province. I’ve seen trees fall and heard whistling winds, but flooding is not as frequent as in the city. In the coming weeks,
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