The Land Transportation Office (LTO) has once again triggered public outrage—this time by announcing a sudden crackdown on ...

All vice presidents operate under the expectation that they are ready at any time to shoulder the singular constitutional ...

Public outrage has reached a breaking point, and people are no longer willing to wait. The anger that filled the streets across the country during the Trillion-Peso March and the Baha sa Luneta ...

The debate over the supposed P500 “noche buena” budget is not simply an argument about prices. It is a mirror that reflects how inequality shapes the way we talk about the Filipino family. When ...

Amid the battle of narratives between those who support former President Rodrigo Duterte and those whose family members were among the thousands of victims of his deadly war on drugs, we see the ...

Sunday’s anticorruption rallies were smaller than the earlier ones, but I sensed they were angrier, especially among younger rallyists. I worry, though, that the anger is attached to growing ...

Many Filipinos dream of a fulfilling retirement, either at age 65 or 60, or even earlier, especially for those who feel they ...

Metro Manila is full of everything. From one end to the other, stars shine and then they burn—it is a whole spectrum, indeed.

"Wes Sea, atin ito!” has now become a badge of patriotism. But where exactly is the Wes Sea (WPS)? What exactly are our children and grandchildren supposed to die ...

It takes me about 45 minutes to get to work, depending on traffic. Since I don’t bring a car, those long commutes have become a quiet ritual of conversation with ride-sharing drivers. Often, it ...

The Makabayan bloc in the House of Representatives has again filed bills to revise the party-list law (Republic Act No. 7941) to “ensure that it stays true to its original purpose of serving the ...