A matter of life and death
“Everything I like is either illegal, immoral or fattening.”—Alexander Woollcott IT seems some...
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Category: Opinions
When numbers fall short
The comeback was anything but predictable. In a race flooded by big names, massive war chests, and...
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Credit where free college law is due
Let us clear the haze around who truly authored the landmark Free Higher Education Law. A flood of...
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Preparing for the intelligence age
THE PHILIPPINES has long identified itself as an agricultural country. However, this claim merits...
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Reading between the Senate votes
It did not take a clairvoyant to read the room this election season. The 2025 senatorial results,...
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Please don’t say that
“Spend some time this weekend on home improvement; improve your attitude toward your family.”—Bo...
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How much does one vote count?
Every election season, the question arises: What does one vote really mean as campaign jingles...
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‘American Caesar’ and American Pope, God’s message to mankind?
“This is important: to get to know people, listen, expand the circle of ideas. The world is...
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Our Vote, Our Future
As Ilonggos head to the polls today, we carry more than just ballots—we carry the weight of the...
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The unsung mothers
Motherhood is often seen as a given, as if it is something simple, natural, automatic. But the...
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Politicians aren’t trusted and no value historically
“There is no dignity in wickedness, whether in purple or rags; and hell is a democracy of devils,...
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Anyone can donate to public hospitals
LOCAL PUBLIC hospitals play a crucial role in providing healthcare to Filipinos, particularly...
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