The streetlights draw sharp lines across my glasses, blurring my sight and clouding my vision. For a while I couldn’t ...

Secretary Maria Cristina Aldeguer-Roque that a family of four can prepare a noche buena meal for only P500 was immediately ...

Now a couch potato, I turned on the TV to the Nov. 30 rally. I caught the priests, bishops, and the Cardinal on stage. I recalled the day when I told a former student priest of mine, ang kaparian ...

I am momentarily turning my gaze from the exchanges among political know-it-alls to something so every day, so basic, we do not notice it is there to someday haunt us if we do not take a look and act ...

Dr. Karol Yee, executive director of the Second Congressional Commission on Education (Edcom 2) recently wrote that our nutrition programs are “too little, too late.” I agree. Stunting isn’t ...

Six big business and civil society groups—the Makati Business Club, Management Association of the Philippines, Financial ...

Nineteen days to Christmas Eve, “noche buena.” I must find the energy to battle traffic and crowds for some last-minute Christmas shopping. I envy the organized who, like Santa in the Christmas ...

The title sounds absurd, paradoxical, and painfully true. My good friend, Yoyong and I, once laughed about this line during his medical board review—technically, I was his review center. He pointed ...

The hunt for the mastermind behind the flood control corruption scandal has taken on a particular significance. Retired ...

The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) seems to be making a holiday tradition out of infuriating us with their “noche ...

Beijing–As the 30th United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP30) convened in Belém, in the heart of the Amazon, the world’s focus is narrowly set on carbon emissions and net zero pledges.

If the government truly wants a more stable, productive, and self-reliant nation, it must prioritize spending on education and research. In the latest Global Innovation Index, the Philippines still ...