At 19, my sister was supposed to be discovering life, not mourning the one she never got to bring into the world. In the ...

When Typhoon “Tino” and Supertyphoon “Uwan” tore through Luzon and the Visayas recently and left a heartbreaking trail of ...

Last week, I was one of the speakers at Luntiang Tinta, a community-based workshop organized by the Knowledge Sharing ...

It began with a reunion and ended with a dispersal. The reunion was of former vice presidents on the 90th anniversary of the ...

Fake news and disinformation are often discussed in relation to social media, where they spread faster than the truth. It is a tragedy that social media apps were originally designed to connect ...

The Orchid and the Ashtray have become theatrical props in a process that should prize results over rhetoric. What ...

Three years after the signing of Republic Act No. 11650 or the Inclusive Education Act, which promises that learners with disabilities will be welcomed in every public school, taught by trained ...

The newly enacted Government Optimization Act arrives at a moment of extraordinary strain in the Philippine state. The flood ...

INQUIRER PHOTO/LYN RILLON Few things in Philippine politics have aged more poorly than Article 2, Section 26 of the 1987 ...

Our country is going through one of those bad, explosive times when accusations take the place of proof, and anger overtakes investigation. The recent videos and public comments, including Zaldy ...

If you spend enough time on the internet, not just scrolling but really absorbing its strange rhythm, your brain eventually ...