The Philippines, like the rest of the world, faces a situation of multiple simultaneous crises unprecedented in modern ...

It’s finally happening. Two years after his presidency ended and over a year after he was surrendered to the International ...

For quite a while now, many observers of the national scene have noticed that in the continuing saga of defending Philippine sovereignty against the tirades of China, only Secretary of National ...

I concur 100 percent with the contents of the article by professor Inez Ponce de Leon, a creativity teacher at Ateneo, that children should return to the playground. However, her analysis is lopsided ...

Nov. 8 marks the 13th anniversary of Supertyphoon “Yolanda” (international name Haiyan), killing at least 6,300 people in Central Visayas. (For pundits demanding exact dates, the supertyphoon ...

The U.S. midterm elections may reshape American support for the Philippines. But protecting our maritime interests requires ...

Nothing is more pleasurable to a politician than giving away other people’s money. The only possible exception is stealing ...

It wouldn’t be an exaggeration to say that my dog, Horace, was one of the primary reasons I survived the extended lockdown ...

I remember witnessing a resident speaking in an abrasive manner to a grandmother who was asking for a clinical abstract. In ...

At 1:15 in the morning, I found myself talking with a 90-year-old woman at a funeral wake. “It’s hard to die,” she quipped in Ilocano. Her words startled me. “Yes, Lola,” I replied.

The story is told about a little girl who observed her grandmother going to church often. When she asked the grandma about it ...