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How to get away with plunder

In How to Get Away with Murder, Annalise Keating always seems to find a way out, exploiting every loophole when accountability closes in. In our own political drama, the plot

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Guns don’t teach

Nearly two months ago, school shootings became a national threat in the country. And yet, no signs of a silver lining appear for the safety of the younger generations. Until

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 Tides we have forgotten

As the nation is shackled by storms once more, we get to recall yesterday’s anomalies. Exactly a year ago, no one would have expected that a call for transparent infrastructure

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Promosyon o kolonisasyon?

Ang wikang Filipino ay ipinagdiriwang sa taglay nitong yaman, ngunit unti-unti itong pinapatay sa pagsasabuhay ng AI sa diwa nito. Ang buwan ng Agosto ay para sa wikang Filipino, isang

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Trial of the decade

Perhaps the greatest tragedy is for Filipinos to witness justice left astray.  More than a year ago, after the House of Representatives first impeached the second-highest official of the Philippines,

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Mahal kita, UP, 7 years na

“UP cutie!” While numerous aspiring iskos and iskas repeat this ‘lucky’ phrase to manifest their acceptance in the university, the impoverished can only think of one sentence: Go big or

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SONA 2026: When the applause ends

Every State of the Nation Address begins with applause. Inside the halls of the Batasang Pambansa, every line is carefully delivered, every accomplishment acknowledged, and every promise welcomed with standing

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OpPRESSed Liberty

    With Republic Act No. 11440, also known as the National Campus Press Freedom Day established as a “celebration” for the Philippines, journalism stagnantly remains reprimanded in the very sovereign that

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Wormish naivete 

With systematic failure yet again claiming the life of a vulnerable child, it is undoubtedly horrific how the Department of Education (DepEd) has yet to catch a glimpse of accountability.

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