By Herman M. Lagon It is one thing to name a problem. It is another to remove it from a system that has quietly learned to live with it. When EDCOM II...
There are moments when a hearing stops feeling like a hearing. It becomes something else—something closer to a story unfolding in real time, except no...
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Donald Trump recently went after Pope Leo XIV, calling him “weak” and implying he should keep out of world issues. It came out in that familiar tone—s...
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There is a small moment many Filipino teachers know too well. Payday comes, the salary credit notification arrives, and for a second, there is relief....
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