Our future as a nation literally hangs on the education of our children and the education system that molds them, and the way ...

When Leni Robredo returned to Naga City in 2025—not as a former vice president seeking another national post, but as ...

Finally, the long-anticipated first-ever parliamentary elections in the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM) took place last Monday, Sept. 14, 2026. It was ...

Martial law in the Philippines was declared on Sept. 21, 1972, a date that continues to demand the nation’s attention not because the past refuses to be forgotten, but because so much of what ...

The Department of Finance (DOF) is pitching to Congress the proposed Promoting Growth, Revenue, and Equity towards Socio-Economic Sustainability tax reform package that seeks to impose, among others, ...

The other week, one of my daughters gave me a web clipping of my column when it was still called “Pinoy kasi.” The column was dated Sept. 27, 2022, and was titled “National dementia.” I ...

We owe it to the Filipino people.” I don’t know who said it first, not even if it’s an original quote, or just an ...

We should be clear on two things. In normal circumstances, two-thirds of the Senate is 16. If somehow 16 still vote to ...

One of the most interesting brain findings that emerged in the early 2000s was that veteran London cab drivers have ...

There’s often a monthslong lag between the day a Supreme Court ruling is made and when that ruling is made public. The same ...

One aspect of the quality of life in the Philippines that, sad to say, has NOT improved over the past four decades is the ...