IMPEACHMENT CONTROL:  Withdrawal Method (GUEST COLUMNIST by Edwin G. Espejo)

Arguably, many were taken by surprise by the prosecution’s sudden declaration that it was withdrawing three of the Articles of Impeachment after presenting evidence and testimonies from its witnesses. The decision came in the middle of the impeachment trial, just as the prosecution was preparing to make its formal offer of evidence and the defense…

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WHEN THE ANSWER TO EL NIÑO IS A BUCKET (THE THIRD EYE by Carlo Manubag)

There is nothing inherently foolish about collecting rainwater. For generations, Filipino families—especially those in rural communities—have stored rainwater in drums, tanks, balde and planggana. Water conservation is practical, responsible and, during drought, absolutely necessary. But when the country is staring at the possibility of a severe El Niño, the question is no longer whether Filipinos…

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Bong Go backs Senate housing package to expand socialized housing, rental aid and debt relief for calamity survivors

Senator Christopher “Bong” Go welcomed the Senate’s approval of a package of housing measures aimed at expanding socialized housing, providing rental assistance to displaced families and freeing qualified calamity survivors from outstanding government housing obligations. Three measures supported by Go secured final Senate approval on Thursday, October 8, addressing different stages of the country’s housing…

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WHEN ALLEGATIONS BECOME HEADLINES, TRUTH MUST BECOME EVIDENCE (Editorial)

The Vice President has finally spoken. After weeks of allegations that millions—and eventually more than ₱2 billion—were allegedly delivered to her and members of the Duterte family, Vice President Sara Duterte has categorically denied the claims of dismissed police officer Rodulfo Mondigo Gracioso Jr. She says she does not know Gracioso, did not receive the…

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Sen. Bong Go pushes stronger sports budget,  facilities for Filipino athletes

Sen. Christopher “Bong” Go called for stronger government investment in Philippine sports, saying public funds should prioritize programs and facilities that directly benefit Filipino athletes rather than projects that fail to deliver meaningful value to the public. Go, chairperson of the Senate Committee on Sports, made the call after presiding over the committee’s post-Asian Games…

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