When Typhoon Tino made its landfall, the Mananga River rose quickly. It flooded homes immediately. Due to the river’s inability to contain the floodwaters, a few hours of rain already
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With the onslaught of typhoons in the country, weather forecasting means more than just saving livelihoods and properties—it means saving lives. Still, Philippine Atmospheric Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA)
Trigger warning: This article contains mentions of suicide. A week has passed since another earthquake shook northern Cebu. Still reeling from the devastation of the 6.9-magnitude quake last September 30,
Reliance on fossil fuels keeps Filipinos trapped in unbearable heat, pollution, and frequent power outages. In the worst scenario where these energy resources deplete, the country risks facing economic and
After an 11-year legal battle, the Supreme Court (SC) ruled in favor of the Talents Association of GMA (TAG), declaring all 94 of its members as regular employees of the
Kadalasan, kapag may pumuputok na kontrobersiya sa Pilipinas, ilang buwan lang ang lilipas at kukupas agad ito sa isipan ng bawat Pilipino. Mababaon sa limot, walang mananagot, at magpapatuloy ang
A recent corporate profile opens like a promise: neat homes, smiling workers, and the kind of benefits most Filipinos can only dream of: free housing, free water, free electricity, scholarships,
It was the most beautiful day in the universe. In the Philippines, whenever the Miss Universe pageant airs, there is a remarkable kind of silence that falls over the country.
Christine Dacera and Rene Baterbonia died more than five years apart, under very different circumstances. But what happened to their stories afterward followed a pattern that now feels familiar: grief
Marcos Jelo Apolinaro Members of an Aeta community in Sitio Tibag, Barangay Naugsol, Subic, Zambales are calling for accountability after a documentary revealed that a temporary dumpsite established by the
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