
Truth against trillions
The Trillion Peso March is not just a gathering. It is the nation’s conscience stepping out of its house and into the streets. People are marching not...

The Trillion Peso March is not just a gathering. It is the nation’s conscience stepping out of its house and into the streets. People are marching not...

September 21 is no ordinary date. It marks 53 years since Martial Law was declared, when silence was enforced and fear was law. Today, the call is dif...

A colleague once joked that the cheapest therapist in the country was a Jollibee Chickenjoy meal. It was funny—but only because it was a little too tr...

Public life can feel loud on our screens, yet strangely quiet in many offices. People look up from their desks, share a glance, then return to deadlin...

Floodwater does not knock. It slips under the classroom door, pools on the floor, and turns the chalk tray into a narrow canal. Children lift their ba...

Scrolling through the usual billionaire quotes and tech chatter, I stumbled upon something from Bill Gates that made me pause. It was not about stocks...

Ask a bunch of students what “global citizenship” means and you will probably hear answers about passports, plane tickets, or the United Nations. For ...

We watch the hearings like we watch a storm. We keep one eye on the radar, the other on the living room floor in case water creeps in. Lately the nois...

The applause had not yet faded when Dharlene Gan of Dakila and the Active Vista Center stepped onto the stage, her words sharp and steady, a reminder ...