The Theater of Politics (Editorial)

There was a time when courtrooms and constitutional processes were expected to be sanctuaries of reason—places where evidence outweighed emotion, facts prevailed over propaganda, and justice stood above politics. Today, many Filipinos can be forgiven for wondering whether those ideals are being drowned out by a spectacle that grows louder with each passing day. What…

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Pulong slams Palace on sovereignty issue

By Ivy Tejano DAVAO CITY – Davao City Rep. Paolo Duterte questioned Malacañang Palace’s stance on Philippine sovereignty, saying that “no part of the country’s territory will be surrendered to foreign powers.” In a statement over the weekend, Congressman Duterte said the government has been inconsistent since the arrest and transfer of former President Rodrigo…

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DUTERTE IMPEACHMENT TRIAL (Week 2)

By Edwin Espejo Entering into the second week of the Impeachment Trial of Vice President Sara Duterte, the prosecution has maintained that it has stayed the course of its argument – establishing as a factual matter, that the respondent uttered threatening words The week earlier, its first witness was described as an expert or competent…

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Sen.Bong Go files resolutions hailing Eala, Obiena and Yulo

Sen. Christopher “Bong” Go filed separate Senate resolutions commending Filipino athletes Alexandra “Alex” Eala, Ernest John “EJ” Obiena, and Carlos Yulo for their recent international achievements, with the senator giving particular emphasis to Eala’s historic run at the 2026 Wimbledon Championships. As Chairperson of the Senate Committee on Sports, Go said the accomplishments of the…

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Addressing “Solar Farmaggedon” With Farming Innovations! (Food for Thought by Manny Piñol)

A few days ago, I saw an article in the Manila Bulletin which featured Agriculture Advocate Myrna Velasco warning against a creeping and scary trend in Solar Power Generation where Solar Farms are installed in highly-productive Agricutural Lands. She is right in expressing serious concern about the unregulated use of prime agricultural lands for Solar…

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THE VETO THAT COULD HAVE SPOKEN (THE THIRD EYE by Carlo Manubag)

Former Finance Secretary Benjamin Diokno’s recent statement has reignited a question that deserves more than political debate—it deserves national reflection. According to Diokno, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. bears part of the responsibility for the country’s controversial flood control expenditures because he possessed the constitutional authority to exercise the line-item veto against questionable budget insertions. Whether…

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