By Atty. Eduardo T. Reyes III In a recent development in the United States, Federal District Courts had issued “universal injunctions” against executi...
There is something gut-wrenching in listening to a teen struggle through reading aloud of one sentence of a textbook. It is not so much the question o...
By Artchil B. Fernandez Chiz Escudero is the personification of the cancer that ravages the Philippine body politic. He is the rot that gnaws at the c...
A breaking point is a moment when there’s so much stress or pressure that mental or physical strength just can’t hold up. A breaking point is a moment...
THAT gospel episode where Christ appointed 72 other disciples and sent them to places where Christ intended to visit (cfr. Lk 10,1-12.17-20) reminds u...
Public offices are, at their core, physical spaces. Stripped of the titles and the ceremony, a government building is a place of work, funded by the p...
Some victories are quiet. A midwife from a state college opens a birthing center in the mountains. A student from Samar borrows a neighbor’s phone for...
“Public safety and emergency preparedness is essential.” – Cindy Hyde-Smith ANTIQUE Governor Paolo Javier did not immediately conclude in his letter t...
TWO verbs with opposite meanings come to my mind while writing this. Since these words – “lionize” and “ostracize” — are rarely used in convers...