This week’s hearings in the impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte appears to have shown her cavalier treatment of ...

Next to that diploma on the wall, the one mark of distinction that most Filipinos value is public office—even just within one’s neighborhood. Which explains why barangay positions are just as ...

When asked about mitigating the problem of inflation in our country, BSP Governor Eli Remolona Jr. stressed that government savings should be high enough to at least slow down inflation. The ...

The House of Representatives has finally acted on the urgent need to modernize the Philippines’ defenses against espionage. By a vote of 247 in favor, 10 against, and none abstaining, the chamber ...

Many of us reached for our cell phones to compute what two-thirds of 20 was while watching Day 29 last Wednesday of the impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte. (Two-thirds is a tricky 66.666 ...

One of the most divisive economic issues that has emerged under the Marcos Jr. administration is the proposal to set up a new ...

The order was clear and blunt. “Henceforth and with utmost urgency,” the Supreme Court said in its landmark ruling handed down Aug. 26 and released Sept. 16, the Congress of the Philippines must ...

The Supreme Court has spoken, echoing the long-standing demand of the Filipino people: abolish all political dynasties that ...

September is National Peace Consciousness Month. For many Filipinos, the observance often brings to mind peace agreements, ceasefires, and efforts to end armed conflict. This year, however, headline ...

When things look dire and overwhelming, I like to imagine what it would be like if the problems were solved. Once I have a ...

The robes of justices are a reminder of the priestly origin of the academic and legal tribunals of the Middle Ages from which ...

Is it truthful and fair to the parties, to our country, and to our people, to allow those abroad, those looking at the ...