However polarized Americans appear about the Iran war, a consensus has formed on critical issues. Many commend while others condemn the war; few grieve the elimination of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and ...

Every April, the Philippines celebrates Buwan ng Panitikang Filipino or National Literature Month in accordance with Proclamation No. 968, promulgated in 2015. It sheds light on the vital role of ...

The world stands at an inflection point—one that, if we choose to recognize and embrace it, could determine the course of ...

The Philippines is already feeling the impact of global energy disruptions. Rising fuel prices are increasing transportation and electricity costs, while diesel-dependent regions are beginning to face ...

Lately, I have had two separate consultations involving victims or recipients of bullying in school. The students involved were male teenagers at the Grade 7 and Grade 9 levels, respectively. The ...

The anarchy and devastation that Donald Trump has caused to the whole world as the current United States president, have been ...

Oil prices continue to increase, with last Tuesday’s double-digit increase that led to diesel costing as high as P172.9 per ...

The past weeks reminded Filipinos that amid the chaos and uncertainty that is going on in the Middle East, much is also happening in our own backyard. Last March 23, the China Coast Guard (CCG) ...

If plans do not miscarry, as many as 22 power projects will add a combined 1,471 megawatts (MW) of renewable energy and ...

Growing up, I heard about Corregidor, the Death March, guerrillas, and late president Ferdinand E. Marcos Sr.’s questionable wartime medals. When I visited Corregidor on a school field trip, I ...

Yesterday, veteran business writer Dax Lucas noticed light traffic in the Makati Central Business District “in the middle of ...

One moment, you are 18. Your hair is a few shades of purple. Your eyes brighter. Your feet dig into the smooth sand of the ...