When did living become expensive? It is an undeniable fact that the Philippines has long been suffering from accumulated debts and price surge. The cost seems to be rising faster
When did living become expensive? It is an undeniable fact that the Philippines has long been suffering from accumulated debts and price surge. The cost seems to be rising faster
Cebu progressive groups ended their “SONA sa Katawhan 2026” mobilization by burning an effigy of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., calling for accountability and an end to corruption hours before the
The uncanny reach of drug pollution now extends beyond humans to wildlife, where even fish are exposed to the chemical afterlife of narcotics. As these drugs contaminate the sea, aquatic
MJ Farrley Ong Explained PH, in partnership with the Josenian Premier (TJP), will bring JournQuest, a free campus journalism caravan to Cebu City on Aug. 1 at the University of
May mga pagmamahal talagang hindi kailangang sabihin para maramdaman. Sa maraming tahanang Pilipino, ang lolo ang madalas na pinakatahimik magmahal. Hindi sila mahilig sa matatamis na salita o mahahabang lambing.
Jhovance Alecxis Dajao A social media post circulating online claims that former Philippine President Rodrigo Roa Duterte physically appeared inside an International Criminal Court (ICC) courtroom during his hearing in
Sebastian Janapin Several users from ‘TEAM SARA DUTERTE’ Facebook group quoted House impeachment prosecutor Rep. Gerville Luistro’s statement regarding her wish to use the Filipino language in Vice President Sara
Marywin Julito Earlier public remarks by Vice President Sara Duterte came under scrutiny as the House prosecution panel presented authenticated videos in support of the fourth article of impeachment, which
A new measure signed by President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. on September 4 prioritizes marginalized Filipino college and vocational students for government subsidies. Republic Act 12325, otherwise known as “An
Due to continued inflationary pressures, Davao City Councilor Al-Ryan Alejandre is seeking to expand the city’s zero-interest lending program for cooperatives by increasing borrowing ceilings under the Cooperative Financial Assistance