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Free Burial, But Not Much For The Sick?

AN OUNCE OF prevention is with all certainty better than  cure — except in cases when the cure is also prevention. In what looks more like a law that is way beyond morbid, if not totally disparaging, Malacanang boasted of a new law embarking on free funeral services for those...

COLUMNS

Notarized Notoriety

Truth is not only violated by falsehood; it may be equally outraged by silence.                      ...

The Day My Body Betrayed Me (and My Eyelids...

YOU EVER LOOK in the mirror and think, “Wow, I look exhausted,” except you’re not? You slept eight hours, downed two espressos, and still...

Limitless Chaos

AFTER THE REVELATION of the Discayas’ billions of profits, theacquisition of more than 30 luxury cars and P7.1 tax evasion, given their business of...

Develop, Implement An Anti-Corruption Program

THE POINT OF awakening has come. At long last, the Filipino people have seen corruption not as an abstract evil, not as a distant...

Ecological Conversion Called Anew

IN THE OPENING of the “Raising Hope for Climate Justice”international conference in Rome on October 1 marking the 10thanniversary of the landmark encyclical Laudato...

Closing Resorts In Marikina Watershed Is Best

A WATERSHED LIKE that in Marikina– which not only supplies us with potable water but also shields us and our water resources from silts...

Walk Your Talk, Boying

EVEN BEFORE HE was appointed as Ombudsman, then Justice Secretary Crispin Remulla managed to make an impression on the members of the Judicial Bar...

Anger Unplugged: The Real Reason Voices Rise

YOU KNOW THAT moment when someone’s face turns red, their voice shoots up, and suddenly the air feels heavy? And there it is —...

What To Expect From Ombudsman Remulla

THE APPOINTMENT OF Jesus Crispin “Boying” Remulla to the Office of Ombudsman is a cause of fear for many who opposed him politically and...

EDITORIAL

Never Ending Saga

DESPITE THE CREATION of an independent commission tasked to dig deeper into the anomalous infrastructure projects, the government’s so-called advocacy against corruption has yet...

NEWS MAGAZINE

October 1 – 15, 2025 Edition

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Power Sip

THEY SAY BIG things come in small packages—and when it comes to health, nothing proves that better than an immunity shot. Imagine a tiny...

When Everyday Feels Like GDay: Globe at 10

HAVE YOU EVER had one of those small, ordinary days suddenly turn extraordinary—like a friend surprising you with your favorite snack, or stumbling upon...

Batangas Logs Three Zero-Crime Days in a Week

IN WHAT LOOKS more like next to impossible, the densely-populated province of Batangas logged in three “zero-crime” days in a single week, based on...

First Casualty: Bulacan District Engineer Fired

THE ENORMITY OF the controversy may have compelled the government to commence a purge that saw suspended Bulacan first district engineer Henry Alcantara as...

Why socialized housing remains unaffordable

LOW WAGES, LACK of job security and high living costs are among the factors depriving poor Filipinos from availing units under the government-funded socialized...

House Mulls Sending 2026 NEP Back To Palace 

BY THE PRESIDENT’S own admission, the proposed 2026 National Expenditure Program (NEP) is tainted with budget insertions, for which members of the House of...

Harry Roque To Surrender Soon?

WITH his six month temporary residency permit closing to an end, former presidential spokesperson Harry Roque is now toying with the idea of surrendering...

Sari-Sari Stores Benefit From Typhoons

“Through presence and grit, our store owners have figured out how to persevere and even positively thrive amid natural calamities, creating real business value...

Dizon Suspends Project Bidding 

ALL public biddings for locally-funded infrastructure projects all over the country are taking a break — at least until after the anti-fraud mechanisms are...

Lookout Order Sought, But Crooks No Longer in PH

THE request for the issuance of a lookout order came in too late as government officials suspected of involvement in the multi-billion flood control...

Securing The Future of Fallen Heroes’ Children

WHEN A SOLDIER, police officer, or firefighter leaves home for work, their families knew all along that there’s a possibility that the man of...

Where Did The Rest Go?

LAST TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, officials of the Bureau of Customs went to Pasig City to inspect luxury vehicles allegedly owned by the Gerrard Construction...