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Bukas Pa Ba Ang Linya?

Hindi dumarating ang gabi nang marahan. Bigla na lang itong bumabagsak, kasama ang pagod na matagal mo nang kinikimkim. Nakahiga ka sa kama, sapilitan mong ipinikit ang mga mata, pero kahit ilang beses mong subukan…

Czevie Sigue · Feb 7, 2026

Huling presscon ko na pala

Maaga akong naligo kahit pa nanginginig na sa lamig ng tubig. Halos hindi ko na malunok ang kinakain ko dahil sa isip-isip ko, “Ito na ang araw na ‘yon.” Nae-excite na ako pero mas dinaig ng takot at kaba ang dibdib ko…

Arianne Jhayne · Feb 7, 2026

Winning the Minimum

Signing up for a lottery game is usually a matter of choice, but for Filipino students, the gamble is mandatory. Similar to hopeful winners who pay a sum for a chance to win, laborers in the country also pay their taxes…

Gweneth Pablo (odile) · Feb 7, 2026

After They Go

Since the day my parents went abroad to work as OFW’s, the house has learned how to be quiet.

John Benedict N. Banday · Feb 7, 2026

The Weight We Never Wished to Carry

This is a word I often hear whispered by the elders during family gatherings, heavy with meaning I could not yet grasp. It speaks of “something that must be repaid, reciprocated, or returned in the future.” People would…

Jason Guyala · Feb 7, 2026

Complaints Are Nothing Without Action

The headlines were filled once again. On February 2, 2026, the halls of Congress echoed with the familiar clatter of impeachment filings as the Makabayan Coalition and various civil society groups submitted two fresh…

Gabriel Reduta (Red Ink) · Feb 6, 2026

Calokohan City

Hindi lamang natatapos ang suliranin ng isang tinaguriang “makamasang” ospital na nararapat para sa mga residente ng lungsod ng Caloocan ang marumi, walang tubig, at tinipid na palikuran. Matagal-tagal na rin itong…

Robi Miguel L. Villapando (Havoc) · Feb 6, 2026

To love the country is to be one with the masses

Growing up in the time when social media quickly took over the world, I was exposed to the great achievements Filipinos achieved in the last decade. Patriotism, for Filipinos, was an everyday thing. It wasn’t hard to…

King Razon · Feb 5, 2026

Glamour, Grit, and a Public Mess

The allegations involving Michelle Dee and Rhian Ramos have quickly crosses the line from celebrity news into a serious public issue. Claims of assault and illegal detention are not matters that can be brushed off as…

Micaella Macuja (Presse) · Feb 5, 2026

Grief is not a Timed Trial

In a world obsessed with productivity and "moving forward," we have turned the human heart into a machine that is expected to reboot on command. When a tragedy strikes, society offers a brief, intense window of…

Natalie Angela · Feb 5, 2026

A Dictator’s Legacy

In its core, film making and other forms of expression through media has always been radical. Evident throughout history that a tyrant’s fear roots down to people who are brave enough to be the biggest critics of a…

King Razon · Feb 5, 2026

In the name of growth?

Recently, The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA), under the directive of President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. (PBBM), announced that Chinese nationals will be able to go to the Philippines visa-free, provided that…

John Kerbee de Leon (Deal/Breaker) · Feb 4, 2026

Ma, Pa, Bakit Po?

Ma, bakit ako na lang palagi? Pa, bakit hindi mo ako kayang ipagtanggol kay Mama?

Deiyá · Feb 4, 2026