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When someone is drowning, you do not ask why they never learned how to swim. You ask who threw them into the water in the first place. Read more
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Each tragedy brings the same questions: Who was responsible? Who failed to notice the warning signs? Who should have stopped it? Too often, the answer is pointed toward the person leading the room — the teacher. Read more
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Noong nilagdaan ng Pilipinas at Estados Unidos ang kasunduan patungkol sa Pax Silica noong ika-17 ng Abril, magarbo at positibo ang mga salitang nakabalandra sa mga ulo ng ballta: libo-libong trabaho, pag-unlad ng ekonomiya, at magandang kinabukasan. Ngunit ni isa, walang nagtanong kung sino ang magbabayad ng kapalit nito. Ito… Read more
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Press freedom does not die only when journalists are silenced. Sometimes, it dies when those sworn to protect the public begin treating the press as the enemy. Read more
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Never has ₱4.28 million been spent so generously on buying an entire fanbase a gambling habit. Read more
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For generations of Filipinos, this familiar line from one of the country’s iconic noontime show jingles has served as a simple reminder of national geography. From Batanes in the north to Jolo in the south, these islands form part of the Philippines. Read more
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Russian roulette has only one bullet in its chamber. The cylinder spins, the trigger is pulled, and everyone waits to see whether fate — or failure — will fire first. Read more
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In the Philippines, illness is often only half the battle. The other half is a healthcare system where your distance from a hospital bed to a morgue is measured not by medical urgency, but your ability to pay. Read more
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From the moment the May 2026 Certified Public Accountant Licensure Examination (CPALE) results came in, hundreds and thousands of congratulatory posts began to settle in timelines from schools and relatives beaming with pride for those belonging to the 30.83% passing rate. Read more
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Organization festivals are among the first opportunities for student leaders to not just introduce their organizations to freshmen, but also the values they wish to represent. And one of the first steps in executing them is choosing a theme. Read more
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