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Businessmen’s Jitters On Kidnapping Valid

Rose de la Cruz - April 21, 2025

SINCE MY YOUTH, I thought that kidnap for ransom operations were just a creative plot of comics magazine writers and graphic artists. Only lately, as a journalist did I realize that these groups exist and operate not just in foreign shores but right in our country.This is also causing jitters to the business community after steel magnate Anson Que (aka Anson Tan) and his driver Armanie Pabillo were last seen on March 29 after leaving Que's office in Valenzuela...

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Killing Addicts Based On Poor Evidence And Flawed Reasoning

Raymund Narag - April 16, 2025

ONE OF THE most enduring arguments among Duterte Drug War supporters is that drug addicts kill, rape, rob, and inflict all kinds of harm...

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Family Feud Sees End Of Political Dynasties

Fernan Angeles - April 16, 2025

IN POLITICS, THERE are no permanent friends, and soon enough, no permanent family ties too. Taking the case of the Marcoses, there’s no way to...

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Earth Day, Global And Personal

Erlie Lopez - April 16, 2025

THE INDUSTRIAL AGE which dawned in Great Britain in the mid-18th century, characterized by power-driven machines and mass production, has led to today’s modern...

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Questions On Trumps’ Trade War

Boni Macaranas - April 16, 2025

U.S. PRESIDENT TRUMP’S radical economic policies on trade with 86 countries demands answers from our government under President Bongbong Marcos and his VP Sara...

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Will Hyping Help Farmers, Consumers?

Rose de la Cruz - April 16, 2025

GOING THROUGH THE website of the Department of Agriculture, I read a press release that hyped the accomplishments of the National Food Authority– in...

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