Health Secretary Teodoro Herbosa couldn’t have picked a more fitting symbol for the public works corruption that has ...

One of the most awaited pretrial decisions of the International Criminal Court’s Pre-Trial Chamber I, which is hearing the ...

Typhoon “Opong,” which hit Masbate, unveiled one painfully clear truth: our so-called Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Councils have become little more than bureaucratic deadweight. The ...

Most “old” people use artificial intelligence, or AI, like Google. They ask a question, AI answers. That is the simplest, most basic use of a tool that is slowly shaping our lives, whether we ...

While this week’s occurrence in the West Philippine Sea is no longer surprising, it remains brazen, menacing, and deeply alarming. On Oct. 12, Chinese Coast Guard (CCG) and Chinese Maritime ...

PA, Chief of Staff, Armed Forces of the Philippines Recently, malicious allegations have circulated online claiming the ...

Will we now see a decisive shift in public sentiment that will finally lead to much wider involvement and sustained effort in ...

While the nation was gripped by protests against massive corruption surrounding flood control projects and the successive ...

Living the Statistics of P64/Day,” was last Monday’s topic for discussion by a panel formed by the Ateneo de Manila’s council of [college-student] organizations. I was invited ...

A “king’s gambit,” former Sen. Franklin Drilon called it. In chess, it is about conceding an early advantage to protect a ...

If you were from that era when Jazz Rhythms, Yesterdays, and East St. Louis were popular hangout bars, you would probably be ...

Actually, I’d say the famous runner-up of a phrase—the most famous one being “My loyalty to party ends where my loyalty to ...