photo courtesy: Kadayawan sa Davao facebook page Sa matag pag-abot sa Kadayawan, ang Davao ug ang tibuok Mindanao nagpintal sa kaugmaon sa mabulukon nga mga banderitas, sa humok nga tingog sa mga lumad nga nag-awit sa ilang kabilin, ug sa daghang tawo nga nagtapok aron magsaulog sa grasya sa Dios. Karon 2026 — lahi ang…
When Alexandra Eala lifted the championship trophy in Washington on Monday, she did more than become the first player from the Philippines to win a WTA Tour singles title. She completed one of the most demanding tournament runs of the season and delivered a moment that Philippine sports had imagined for decades but had never…
Photo courtesy: Vatican News In every election, politicians ask for the trust of the people. They travel from barangay to barangay, shake hands in public markets, attend community gatherings, and deliver speeches filled with hope and promises. During the last election cycle, one slogan resonated deeply with millions of Filipinos: “Para sa Tunay na Pagbabago.”…
The President speaks of rockets, spaceports, artificial intelligence, and the country’s journey into the global technology value chain. It sounds impressive. It sounds visionary. It sounds like the future. 🤔 But for millions of Filipinos, the future can wait because they are still fighting to survive the present. While Malacañang dreams of launching rockets into…
Samtang nagbukas ang Sesyon sa Senado, ug sa dili pa magsugod ang SONA ni Presidente Marcos sa Kongreso — wala ko didto nagpokus. Naa ko sa laing bahin: nagpalit mi og tambal para sa akong Manong Billy dinhi sa Davao, aron ipadala sa Jose Abad Santos. Wala ko kabalo — mao na diay ang katapusang…
With two more years to go in his presidency, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. is poised to eclipse all other Philippine presidents in terms of aggressive borrowing, both foreign and domestic. The Marcos II government now stands virtually toe to toe with that of his predecessor, former President Rodrigo Duterte. The country’s national debt now stands…
The announcement of another ₱12,000 cash assistance for selected Filipino families once again highlights a troubling reality: four years into the Marcos administration, temporary financial aid continues to be presented as a major response to widespread economic hardship. There is no question that families in desperate circumstances welcome any form of assistance. A hungry family…
The suspect says he was startled. He says he did not mean to do it. He asks for forgiveness. How painfully easy those words must be to say when you are still alive. Norberte Fabio Jr. cannot explain what happened. He cannot plead for mercy. He cannot tell his family that he was afraid. He…
By Edwin Espejo The End of the Beginning[THREE WEEKS, 3 WITNESSES. ONE ARTICLE OF IMPEACHMENT] It ended with a sigh of relief that one article is over. Two trial days were spent for the week, but what many waited for was the ruling on the subpoena requested by the Prosecution, filed even before the trial…
Every political event carries a narrative. Every constitutional process carries a purpose. But when the timing, the circumstances, and the political beneficiaries appear to converge, the public cannot be faulted for asking the obvious question: “What is this impeachment really all about?” In my opinion, there are only two plausible motives behind the impeachment of…
