Education is often billed as the great equalizer, a bridge to opportunity for all. Yet for countless Filipino students, that promise remains heartbreakingly out of reach. Even with the landmark ...

Yesterday, July 31, the feast of St. Ignatius Loyola, I read up for a column on Jesuits in Philippine history. Founded in ...

The “anti-sardinas policy” recently issued by government agencies penalizes, either through fines or franchise revocation, operators of public utility vehicles (PUVs) that overload passengers.

Islamabad—As news of Sana Yousaf’s murder by a man she had rejected spread, many noticed disturbing comments among condolences on social media. “Laugh now. You’ll answer later,” one ...

Digital this, digital that. Digital, or so it seems, have our lives become. As technology goes, so do we. Or must we? Just ended with a Mass in the Eternal City was the gathering for the Jubilee for ...

Last month, former Foreign Affairs secretary Enrique A. Manalo, just days before heading for his new post as Philippine Permanent Representative to the United Nations in New York, made an important ...

The Supreme Court is facing a developing perfect storm because of its decision to stop the impeachment of Vice President Sara Duterte by declaring it unconstitutional. At least 215 out of 306 members ...

As State of the Nation Addresses (Sona) went, President Marcos’ fourth stab at it was a marked departure from the usual in one respect: tone. While the inflated rhetoric, bombastic promises, and ...