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PARA, MAY BABABA: Jeepney Love Story Gone Wrong

“Sumakay ako sa jeepney, ikaw ang nakatabi. Hindi makapaniwala.” Ganiyan kung paano ilarawan ni Yeng Constantino ang kaniyang karanasan nang makatabi niya ang isang tao na siyang naging dahilan upang hindi na muling…

Hayden Datang · Sep 28, 2025

Iisang Entablado

May mga sandali sa kasaysayan na naglalaho ang pagitan ng entablado at kalsada—kung saan ang spotlight ay hindi sa iisa, kundi sa masa. Sa ilalim ng silab ng sikat ng araw, sumisingasing ang init, sumisikip ang hangin…

Jossa Yvonne Z. Bolivar · Sep 28, 2025

Alay sa Kalayaan

Alipin sa sariling bayan ang mga Pilipinong tuluyang kumakawala mula sa gapos ng katiwalian. Sa unti-unting pagbalik ng boses at diwa sa puso ng mga mamamayan– sumasabay ang pag-alab ng modernong rebolusyon. Ngunit…

Insight PH · Sep 28, 2025

Hike or Hype?

For millions of retired Filipino workers, the announcement of a multi-year SSS pension hike is welcome news. Imagine seeing your pension grow steadily without having to pinch an already tight budget. Retirement just…

Estelle Dorosan · Sep 23, 2025

Fair Game or Foul Play?

An action was enacted as President Ferdinand (Bongbong) Marcos Jr. took measures to provide an improved mining tax system in the Philippines by signing it into law. This may ensure a fair distribution of revenues among…

Kayleigh Shingler · Sep 23, 2025

113 raliyista sa Mendiola, arestado; isa, patay

Tinatayang aabot sa 113 na raliyista ang inaresto ng mga pulis matapos maging marahas sa naganap na rally sa Mendiola, Maynila bilang parte ng September 21 demonstrations.

Kian Gabriel Managbanag · Sep 22, 2025

17 arrested in Ayala Bridge due to truck fire

Around the afternoon yesterday, September 21, 2025, 17 people were arrested for throwing objects at an immobile truck at Ayala Bridge during the “Trillion-Peso March,” one of many protests that ignited due to public…

Alexandrei Tuzon · Sep 22, 2025

Reefs and Thieves

China wants the world to believe it is going green in the West Philippine Sea. By declaring Scarborough Shoal a “national nature reserve,” Beijing claims it is safeguarding marine biodiversity. But beneath the…

Akia Zuriel De Guzman Besin (RielTalk) · Sep 21, 2025

Diluted Creativity - The Only Truth That Lies

There have been great advancements and changes in the fields of literature, journalism, and science throughout the years, as the majority now rely on Artificial Intelligence (AI) to do the work for them. Little did they…

Antonino Illias V. Leonardo · Sep 21, 2025

The Silence We Forget: Life Outside Notifications

A few nights ago, I promised myself I would turn off my phone and sleep early. My head was heavy, my eyes tired, and my mind overloaded from a long day of messages, deadlines, and endless scrolling. Yet, minutes later…

Prince Gabriel Alvarez · Sep 21, 2025

Duterte's Reckoning, Nation's Test

Rodrigo Duterte’s arrest under the International Criminal Court has torn open a national divide. For victims’ families and human rights advocates, it is a long-delayed recognition that the drug war’s casualties were not…

Lia Abellana (Faylicity) · Sep 19, 2025

Kahinaan ng Palakasan

Sa mga nagdaang taon, patuloy pa rin ang pagiging kulelat ng mga Pilipino pagdating sa mga pampalakasang patimpalak. Marahil may iba na umaarangkada sa larangang ito, subalit karamihan ay talagang lugmok. Hindi ko lubos…

Rhan Saloma · Sep 19, 2025

In-Depth News

The double-edged role of AI in journalism

As Artificial Intelligence (AI) evolves in the digital world, it has created a love-hate relationship in the context of journalism, ranging from ethical issues to man-made media.

Almira Cereno, Shien Saño, Owen Romano, Steven Tumandan, Arabelle Saga, Sai Eam · Sep 18, 2025

Anti-Corruption Bill Faces Uncertainty as Senator Villanueva Accused of Graft

Senate Bill (SB) No. 50, a landmark piece of legislation aimed at establishing the National Independent Commission Against Corruption (NICAC), is facing significant headwinds after its author, Senator Joel Villanueva…

Palomaria Roger, Nico Pancho, Arcelyn Bermundo, Mishael Valiente, Mae Hitosis, Fritz Rodriguez · Sep 16, 2025

Quiet, But Not Innocent

In any proper democracy, public officials are held to far more than vague notions of ‘good character.’ They are expected to account for their actions, clarify allegations, and be transparent. So when Sen. Joel…

Estelle P. Dorosan · Sep 16, 2025