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Free Burial, But Not Much For The Sick?

Jai Duena -
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

Martin Looter King’s Attack Dog

Fernan Angeles -
WHEN President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. called for an investigation into the systemic government corruption perpetrated by his appointees and political allies, many were made...

Notarized Notoriety

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

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

Gwenn Canlas -
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

Boni Macaranas -
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

Raymund Narag -
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

Erlie Lopez -
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

Rose de la Cruz -
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

Fernan Angeles -
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

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

Never Ending Saga

Luchie Aclan Arguelles -
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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National

With Over 15K Of Kush In Luggage, British National Nabbed At NAIA

Danny Querubin -
A BRITISH NATIONAL was arrested during an interdiction operation at the Customs International Arrival Area, NAIA Terminal 3, in Pasay City, which led to...
News

Lifeline: Why Calbayog Says No To Wind Turbines In Its Watershed

El Amigo -
What Is A Protected Watershed? When a watershed is declared protected, it means the government recognizes its critical role in providing water, preventing floods, preserving...
Business

Something Is Still Not Right About PH Economy

Marcus Aquino -
"While our growth is slower than India’s projected 6.5-percent expansion, we are expected to outpace Malaysia’s 4.3 percent and Thailand’s 2.4 percent," Department of...
National

House Leaders Decry Senate ‘Overreach’ On Impeachment Issue

El Amigo -
THREE TOP HOUSE leaders on Thursday, August 7, rallied behind Speaker Ferdinand Martin G. Romualdez, denouncing Senator Imee Marcos’ public call for his removal...
National

Konektadong Pinoy Bill Could Jeopardize Industry, National Security

El Amigo -
A FORMER TOP official of the Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) is sounding the alarm over the recently approved Konektadong Pinoy (KP)...
Metro

More Efficient, Sensor-Based Traffic Lights

Danny Querubin -
IN THREE SEPARATE locations in Manila and Caloocan, three new sensor-based traffic signal lights were installed by the The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA),...
Column

OSCA’s Selective Policy

Fernan Angeles -
WHEN Republic Act 9994 (Expanded Senior Citizens Act of 2010) was enacted, the law specifically made mention of the word “mandatory” and applies to...
National

Que Paso, Wick Veloso?

Rose de la Cruz -
IN SPANISH, THE term que paso is asked to determine someone's transformation (normally from fame to infamy). In our vernacular, it’s anyare?  This question just...
National

Calabarzon’s Gateway to Global Trade In The Country’s Fully Automated Container Terminal

El Amigo -
BAUAN, Batangas — What was once a quiet port town is now on the cusp of becoming a game-changer in Philippine logistics and trade. The...
National

Holistic Development, Modernization In Army With Nafarrete As New Army Chief

El Amigo -
WITH A VOW to steer the organization toward holistic development, continued modernization, and peace-building, Lt. Gen. Antonio G. Nafarrete has sworn as he officially...
National

Expose Them All!

Rose de la Cruz -
IT ISN'T ENOUGH for President Marcos Jr. to keep fuming about money (foregone/cancelled  foreign and local loans, counterpart funding being continuously paid for such...
Business

The Conduit Breaks Ground in Paranaque City

Angel F. Jose -
THE first among a series of real estate projects mapped by the SDCC Realty Corp. (SRC), The Conduit, is envisioned to be an iconic...
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