THIS is the ideal condition for us to be in as we go about our temporal affairs, especially in business and politics, and in the more complicated and ...
I told myself I would not write about flooding again. I am tired of it. It feels like a broken record. But Iloilo City has this strange way of forcing...
(And he’s back. Raoul Suarez is a writer who uses short, focused narratives to explore complex moral dilemmas. His work often employs a direct and une...
There’s a special kind of spectacle unfolding in our political landscape, and as someone who watches both the news and a screen full of code, I find i...
There are thank-you notes, and then there are full-bodied letters written with every drop of gratitude one can pull from memory. This is the latter. A...
Typhoons, floods and earthquakes continue to rock the Philippines, bringing more destruction, misery and poverty to farms, homes and communities. Wors...
THAT gospel episode about a fellow who, by insisting and disturbing a storeowner, finally got the bread he requested for a friend who arrived at his h...
The Philippine Senate has found its voice on humanitarianism. Unfortunately, it only speaks for the powerful. Senate Resolution No. 144, which urges t...
I don’t know if our president has finally lost his sense of reality, but according to yesterday’s news, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has vowed to st...