The real cost of convenience
We love sensationalizing ChatGPT for killing critical thinking. But here’s the thing no one wants to admit: it’s not the tool that’s making us lazy—it’s our lazy dependence on the
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COLUMN | Love is something to be metabolized
Bernadette Soriano One can be told they are loved in every tongue and still walk away unfed. One can be held with the gentlest of intentions and still recoil. For
COLUMN | The burden of bags and the weight of policy
Gabriel Ibis When something eases the predicament of the common people, it is called a “groundbreaking” idea, with the connotation being “eventful,” “beneficial,” and “useful.” However, when these very ideas
KOLUM | Kabalintunaan sa Pakikiisa
Allen Marc De Jesus Yakap sa mga biktima ng pandaigdigang gulo buhat ng sari-saring tungalian. Nakakalungkot man, patuloy ang kakulangan at kapabayaan sa paglaban ng kanilang mga karapatan. Tuwing ika-20
EDITORIAL | Propaganda you should fall for
Dr. Jose “Pepe” P. Rizal would have likely taken his pen and written once more if he saw what has been happening with the concerning decline of press freedom in
EDITORIAL | Bring the trial to the streets
We bear witness to a time where our Constitution is sullied by ambition, allegiances, and power play—in a democracy where interests are misaligned and justice is made optional. Since February
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
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
EDITORIAL | When Kabataan shields abusers, Justice is denied
Justice delayed is justice denied—and in Kabataan Partylist’s (KPL) case, denial came wrapped in protocol and silence. KPL has officially expelled one of its members following a concluded internal investigation
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
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