For years, I have lived without conforming to the religious practices of my upbringing. The only promise I kept was to ...
Big history is about the bigwigs, who are few and identifiable, while little history is about the masses, who are many and ...
There is a curious fascination with the term primus inter pares in Philippine public life. Sen. Vicente “Tito” Sotto III invoked it as Senate president. Former Rep. Joey Salceda used it in ...
President Ferdinand Marcos (R) shakes hands with India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi during the ceremonial reception at ...
In our basketball-crazy nation, we hardly speak of curveballs that are used in sports lingo. A curveball is served by a pitcher in a way that causes the ball to spin and veer off a straight path. The ...
The House passed House Bill No. 10858, its version of the 2027 budget, on third reading on Oct. 12. The vote was a formality. The decisions were made on Oct. 1, when a Budget Amendments Review ...
Early this week, Ombudsman Jesus Crispin Remulla reported that his office had filed 39 cases in connection with the flood ...
For many Filipino families, payday means setting aside money for food, rent, electricity, and loan payments. By the time those bills are paid, little may be left to save. Another unexpected expense ...
A pothole on an expressway is more than an inconvenience. At highway speed, it can damage a tire, throw a vehicle off its line, or force a sudden lane change in heavy traffic. Keeping a road safe ...
The Senate approved on third and final reading Senate Bill No. 2424 or the proposed Safe Media Access and Responsible ...