Senate President Alan Peter Cayetano came out with a video statement last Saturday, obviously with the intent of hitting four ...

Recent global oil price increases and geopolitical tensions have again exposed the Philippines’ vulnerability as a major oil-importing country. The country imports about 95 percent of its petroleum ...

Even the hardiest of us will have difficulty keeping calm with what’s happening in the Senate. Sen. Imee Marcos introduced a ...

Professor Randy David tried to dissect the conclusion of Senate blue ribbon former chair Sen. Panfilo Lacson’s report that the current flood control investigation was a “replica” of the Priority ...

Eleanor Pinugu’s column, (see “Unfriending over Politics,” 5/18/26) accurately captures a painful reality: political disagreement is increasingly treated as moral defect, and personal ...

The public uproar over the cutting of mature trees along Quirino Avenue in Manila is not going away soon, despite repeated ...

How can they just give up on those workers? Two days after a nine-story hotel being constructed in Brgy. Balibago, Angeles ...

Quezon City, under the visionary leadership of Mayor Joy Belmonte, has fundamentally transformed the relationship between government and its citizens through the launch of "QCitizen Data: ...

Dean Conant Worcester (1866-1924) was a man nationalist Philippine history taught me to hate. Worcester felt alluded to in a blind item “Aves de rapiña” (Birds of Prey), in the Halloween 1908 ...

The stillness of the night always had a way to amplify the thoughts daylight politely ignores. Often the last one awake, I ...