Deepfakes in a nation that can’t read
A lie, if dressed well enough, can pass as truth. And in the age of artificial intelligence, it only takes a few seconds to create that lie—and a nation that
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COLUMN | Old school struggle
Jun Marwin Hangad The return to the June–March school calendar isn’t just about reverting to an old schedule; it’s more than addressing the heat index that previously plagued Filipino learners
COLUMN | An em dash away from AI allegation
Bernadette Soriano They asked if I used AI—not out of malice, but sheer disbelief. The prose moved with too much precision, too much ease, its fluency apparently too sophisticated for
COLUMN | Imprints of a discordant past
Kirsten Flores Since the first spark of firelight danced upon stone walls, human history has often been narrated through a male lens. This narrative imprint raises an enduring question: are
KOLUM | Martsa, mantsa at ilang dekadang pakikibaka
John Victor Barba Ang taon-taong kusot at pagplantsa sa mga gusot dahil hindi nagtatapos sa buwan ng Hunyo ang panawagan para sa karapatang pantao. Para sa mga taong tambak ang
COLUMN | Pride: Beyond the flags, a claim to being
Bernadette Soriano June again, and the streets glisten with permission. Corporations, fluent now in performance, flood timelines with slogans: Love wins. Be proud. We accept you. The cadence is rehearsed.
COLUMN | Crowned for contest, masked in truth
Bernadette Soriano Under institutional light, journalism forfeits process for product. Inquiry is sidelined; performance, optimized. What should endure becomes rehearsed—technically sound, intellectually hollow. What should have been a pipeline is
KOLUM | Ina Sa Puso, Limos Sa Alaala
ni Justin James O. Albia Tuwing ikalawang Linggo ng Mayo, nagkakaisa ang buong bansa sa pagdiriwang ng Araw ng mga Ina. Mula sa mga selebrasyon sa barangay hanggang sa malalaking
Breaking Patronage | The mind is where corruption first wins
Bernadette Soriano We are all corrupt. Not because we’re ensnared in scandals or tangled in grand conspiracies, but because we allow the smallest wrongs to fester as justifications. The real
COLUMN | Pope Francis: Catalyst of a Church at the Crossroads
Jun Marwin Hangad Since time immemorial, the Catholic Church has been deemed authoritarian, anti-progressive, and bound by its disunited orthodoxies. But when Jorge Mario Bergoglio emerged onto the balcony of
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