In the Third Quarter Social Weather Survey, done last September, 37 percent of adult Filipinos said that their Quality of ...

Before my Tatay died, I jokingly told him not to haunt me in my sleep. He laughed then, still capable of the words, “indi ah,” a few weeks before his spinal injury replaced his voice with grunts ...

The series of typhoons (Nika, Marce, and Leon), super typhoons (Pepito and Ofel), and severe tropical storm (Kristine) that battered the Philippines this November and October serves as an urgent call ...

Never in the political history of the Philippines have there been behavioral displays unbecoming of elected officials ...

Tempus fugit. Times flies indeed. Café Adriatico got its name from Macario Adriatico street on Remedios Circle. It turned 45 ...

Away from the anger and frustration that characterized the two-week climate talks in Baku, Azerbaijan, where negotiators only ...

After two weeks of intense, exhaustive, and often contentious negotiations, the United Nations Climate Change Conference ...

Who needs teleseryes when politics gives us our fill of scandal and intrigue? The showdown between the Dutertes and the ...

As we look towards the May 2025 elections, Quezon City Mayor Joy Belmonte stands out as a symbol of people-centered priorities, effective governance, and progressive leadership. Her tenure has been ...

Never make a big decision when you’re angry, hungry, or happy,” Ferdinand Marcos Sr. told Time Magazine in 1974. His son ...

To say that the conduct of the 29th Conference of the Parties (COP29) of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change in Baku, Azerbaijan, is anti-climactic is an understatement. The ...