It has been almost five years since the COVID-19 pandemic happened and close to two years since President Marcos lifted the public health emergency in the country. And yet, costly irregularities, ...

Stanford—Nearly 700 million people live in Southeast Asia. Insulting all of them in less than a minute seems an impossible task. But not for Pete Hegseth, the utterly unqualified Trump-appointed ...

During the pandemic lockdown, I culled my library to keep only what I needed for reference. I arranged my notes and papers, ...

Have you ever paused to think about the cost of kindness? Is it truly free, or does it run a little deeper? At its core, ...

We can still avert the climate catastrophe, says philosophy professor Kohei Saito from Hamburg, Germany. But saving the world will only be possible if society redistributes the resources that are in ...

Here, at last, comes a serious and determined push in Congress to increase the minimum daily salary in the private sector, ...

The current state of our food market is marred by a conspicuous failure of this administration to regulate and control the rampant greed exhibited by unscrupulous middlemen and retailers. This ...

I’m convinced that our failures as a nation largely trace back to failures in agriculture. I have also long been convinced ...

I’ve never struggled to find a topic for my weekly column. But today, I can think of only one thing—our beloved dog, Yahoo, ...

Here for a weeklong official business-related activity, I am once again awed by the brisk economic development I am seeing in ...

The man who chases two rabbits catches neither,” the great Chinese sage Confucius warned. That proverb perhaps best captured ...

A scourge of our times is the way we are challenged by all kinds of scams almost on a daily basis. Worse, these are done both illegally and legally. For Filipinos, the term most often used to refer ...