Video games were once marketed as harmless entertainment—a way to relax, compete, and connect with friends. But as technology evolves, so too does the power of digital platforms to shape attitudes, behavior, and even values. The concern today is not gaming itself. Millions of responsible gamers enjoy online games without adverse effects. The real issue…
“A father holds his daughter’s hand for a short while, but he holds her heart forever.” — Unknown Yesterday, June 21, we celebrated Father’s Day – a special day in honor of the first man in our lives. There have been so many articles and talks about mothers and their unconditional love for their children….
Photo: Rene Baterbonia/ Facebook Rene Clert Baterbonia had traveled the road from Davao to Talacogon many times before. It was the road of school breaks and returns. The road between the city that nurtured his talent and the town that first gave him roots. The road of ordinary departures and ordinary arrivals, of basketball stories,…
For the country’s 5-million diabetics and millions more of health buffs, the Gluten-Free, Low-Glycemic Index Adlai will soon be delivered to their doorsteps monthly in a special box which would contain 30-day supply of Adlai breakfast cereals and 1 kilo of milled grains when they join the Adlai Health Food Membership Club which is now…
Amid relentless political bickering, deepening polarization, and growing concerns over the suppression of constitutionally guaranteed rights, a cloud of doubt hangs over the nation. Many Filipinos are beginning to ask a troubling question: “Have we slowly surrendered the freedoms that generations fought to secure?” When the institutions of government appear more interested in protecting power…
For decades, the relationship between the United States and Iran has been defined by sanctions, hostility, military threats, and ideological conflict. Yet history repeatedly demonstrates a powerful reality: “nations may refuse to trust one another, but they often find it difficult to refuse profit.” If rumors are true that Iran were to purchase $100 billion…
The last time I heard of the trial of former President Rodrigo Duterte af the International Criminal Court (ICC) is that the Court is urgently hiring Filipino (Tagalog) and Cebuano (Bisaya) translators and interpreters ahead of the trial of former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte. Might as well. This ushered in memories from the late 1980s…
Photo: Forbes “Your story isn’t meant to echo a previous chapter; it’s meant to write a whole new volume.”- Anonymous When my son Paolo was recently given an expanded role, he was excited about the move but reluctant at the same time. As his predecessor did a great job, Paolo feels that he has big…
With 22 days to go before the staging of the 1st Mindanao Adlai Production Forum in Valencia City, Bukidnon on June 28, is expected to have an overflowing attendance. At least 500 farmers, mostly members of Tribal Communities in Bukidnon and North Cotabato, including those who registered on-line, have confirmed their attendance. The Forum will…
Photo Courtesy: Bloomberg The country continues to sink deeper into economic hardship. Ordinary Filipinos are being squeezed from all sides as the cost of living rises while opportunities to improve their livelihoods remain scarce. For millions of families, making ends meet has become a daily struggle. Yet amid this suffering, there are those who appear…
