On SONA 2022 | The missing points and what we deserved to hear
By Jhon Axcel Beltran On the first State of the Nation Address (SONA) of President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr., the late dictator’s son was able to mention his plans for
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On SONA 2022 | The real state of our education system
By Zanti Alonso Gayares and Ancelmo Miguel Catalla In his first State of the Nation Address (SONA), President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. never failed the Filipinos to deliver capricious and unstable
On SONA 2022 | In solving agricultural woes, systemic issues are what have to be prioritized, not roads
By Joemar Yubokmee President Ferdinand Marcos Jr, in the first few minutes of his State of the Nation Address (SONA), promised to reduce the nation’s 23.7% poverty rate to nine
On SONA 2022 | Plans for the health sector need to be more concrete
By Bea Santina Maranan The current foundation of our healthcare system is barely surviving the hurdles brought by the pandemic. With the untrustworthy government that regularly favors fast remedies for
On SONA 2022 | Big Economic Goals, Bigger Expectations
By Kezo Andre Javier President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Monday delivered his first State of the Nation Address (SONA) as he outlined the primary agenda of his administration for the
COLUMN | Our football team needs more support
By Rodolfo Dacleson II On the night of July 17, 2022, celebrations erupted at the Rizal Memorial Stadium as the Philippine women’s national football team (PWNFT) lifted its first-ever ASEAN
COLUMN | Resting In Hopes To Rise Again
By Aldrich Allaga Cartoon by Joseph Idusora Since May 9, I never listened to the news until lately. I extricated myself from everything that went on in the internet: disappointment
COLUMN | Majority chose a college dropout over an economist. Now we suffer the consequences.
By Jared Pacheco and Ignacius Cruz Cartoon by Billy Abistado Amidst the current economic crisis of the Philippines, it is baffling that the President, who is supposedly the number one
COLUMN | History is studied, not gossiped
By Kristian Timothy Bautista Cartoon by Lairah Nadine De Guzman Barely a month in his term, the newly-elected President’s supporters have been ubiquitous in defending his family all over social
COLUMN | Vloggers at Malacanang, Really?
By Junel F. Fiestada Cartoon by John Dave Poot Covering events in the Malacañang must be a hard-to-get assignment for journalists, thus giving the green light to non-journalists will make
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