When the machinery of democracy loses its fuel
Democracy is a self-driving car that has finally run out of fuel because we forgot to believe in the engine. For a long time, the standard narrative of civic duty
Democracy is a self-driving car that has finally run out of fuel because we forgot to believe in the engine. For a long time, the standard narrative of civic duty
Fact 1: The senators who voted for Alan Cayetano are all known Duterte allies. Fact 2: It happened on the same day the House impeached Vice President Sara Duterte. Once
Cervy Ramos May mga pagbabagong hindi agad sumisigaw ng panganib, ngunit kapag isinakatuparan, saka pa lamang mararamdaman ang lawak ng pinsala. Ganito ang kinakaharap ngayon ng General Education sa gitna
In a country that continues to grapple with threats to press freedom, the killing of community journalist RJ Nichole Ledesma, who served as the regional coordinator for the Altermidya Network
The world order is crumbling, and if you have felt your stress levels unusually spike lately, you are not alone. It is not just existential dread—it is the literal cost
The soil of Cebu is rich, but it is not just the salt of the sea that seasons it—it is the iron of spilled blood and the heavy, accusing silence
Ralph Ian Espelita Convenience built Cebu’s commute, but discipline will fix it. The Cebu Bus Rapid Transit (CBRT) is not failing—Cebu is simply being forced to confront the very habits
I’ve always dreamed of stepping into the national arena. As someone who started writing at an early age, it was my perfect defining moment of success. Almost a decade in
I remember the exact moment the screen flickered to life. And how the loading screen almost felt like it held its breath with me. And there it was: CONGRATULATIONS. I
Sa isang bayan na inaasahang pinangangalagaan ng batas at dangal, isang masaklap na katotohanan ang lumitaw mula sa Tinambac. Isang kuwento ng kapangyarihang inabuso at tiwalang winasak. Ang liham ng