Not every threat sounds like one
Gweneth Pablo Ever since the impeachment trial began, there has almost always been a spectacle that shifts attention away from the articles under scrutiny and toward matters seemingly unrelated to
Gweneth Pablo Ever since the impeachment trial began, there has almost always been a spectacle that shifts attention away from the articles under scrutiny and toward matters seemingly unrelated to
Hindi lamang sa baha nalulunod ang mga Pilipino kundi sa mga tagpi-tagping resolusyon at pagpapaliban sa kahirapang nararanasan dahil ito ay “new normal” sa mata ng pamahalaan. Ang mga kasalukuyang
When the sound of vehicles is slowly muffled by megaphones and when learning institutions are confronted with protest signs, then something must have gone completely wrong. A rally does not
Like an automatic failsafe that activates with any hint of danger, Filipinos have gotten so used to a cycle of outrage over unrelenting floods and bombarding disasters that we often
We really wanted to wake up to clean air and light, but trapped between a poisonous sky and a darkened room, all that’s left is to close our eyes and
What does the way you pay say about you? For some, it is simply a matter of convenience. For others, a tap of a phone or card has slowly become
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
Minsan, ang sariling salita ang unang humahabol sa siya mismong nagbitaw nito. Magbalik-tanaw tayo noong Agosto 11, 2026, nang magsampa ang Department of Justice (DOJ) ng tatlong counts ng grave
We have become increasingly fluent in the language of suicide prevention every September. Talks about speaking up fill our social media platforms, accompanied by reminders that those who no longer
Hindi nakasuot ng Barong Tagalog o may dalang espada ang mga tunay na bayani sa kasalukuyan. Sa halip, nakasuot sila ng mabibigat na bota, helmet, at high-visibility vests. Ngunit madalas