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Do you enjoy watching strangers eat, fight, cry — living under 24/7 surveillance, confessing their wounds to a camera, and being judged based on how well they perform? The good news is you’re not alone. The bad news? The producers of Pinoy Big Brother (PBB) are fully aware of it. Read more
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Youth and progressive organizations welcomed the June 18 decision of the Commission on Elections (COMELEC) Second Division, nullifying the registration of the Duterte Youth party-list. Read more
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Genuine peace does not come from the absence of armed struggle — it comes from the presence of justice. And justice can only flourish in a society that allows, even encourages, its students to think, question, and speak without fear. Read more
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In line with society’s “lack of faith,” Pope Leo XIV stated that the Church must be a “beacon that illuminates the dark nights” in his first homily in the Sistine Chapel, Vatican City, May 9. Read more
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In the high-stakes chess match of Philippine politics, the board is blemished by a crack—one that tramples principles beneath the weight of political expediency, where survival demands strategy at the cost of integrity. Read more
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May orasa, sa kailaliman ng bayang nalason ng katiwalian, nakalibing sa pagitan ng lupa’t pulso ng kasaysayan. Read more
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Over the problem of tricycle fare inequity in Angeles City, fare matrices that are both unfollowed and unconsulted create a tug of war where economic struggles are pitted against each other, where systemic failures are normalized, and where the daily commute becomes yet another site of injustice. Read more
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Recognizing women in STEM is an act of restorative justice, and this entails the imperative that the Nobel Committee must move beyond symbolic gestures and implement meaningful reforms to ensure equity. Read more
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A disgruntled toast, to revolutions that topple thrones, but never the table. Read more
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Let us break down the United States (US) presidential elections: two candidates, one open seat, and 160 million Americans deciding how it plays out. Read more
Author: Juliana Denise Gamboa
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