The recent shooting rampages involving minors in Tacloban and Zamboanga are not isolated tragedies. They are warning signals. And neither the Senate nor the House of Representatives have answers for ...
When the right time comes, President Marcos said he will “certainly endorse” a candidate to succeed him after his term ends ...
We Filipinos are afraid of success; whenever our economy starts riding high, we always manage to drag it down again,” I heard ...
I came to Tawi-Tawi for the first time to speak to young science scholars about social responsibility and leadership. I was ...
Shootings in schools have, until recently, been thought of as something “Western” or even American. Now that we’ve been having a spate of such shootings in the Philippines, we have the ...
The scare generated by the Ateneo de Zamboanga University shooting has managed to creep into public schools in some barangays here in this tuna capital city. From news reports, ...
During the 19th Philippine National Health Research Week, the Department of Health and the Department of Science and Technology launched the Philippine Network for Health Policy and Systems Research ...
One is random, two is a coincidence, and three is a trend, or so the saying goes. But it’s the foolish government that would ...
The request of the United States for the extradition of pastor Apollo Quiboloy to face criminal charges in California reminds me of the first extradition decision of the Supreme Court 24 years ago ...
That shouldn’t have happened here. This was a common reaction among many people I spoke to after the recent school shooting ...
A few weeks ago, I had an interesting experience being interviewed by a Singapore news channel on the formation of Asean, in ...
There was a joke I often heard on television and amongst my elementary school peers: “Siguro nakulangan ka ng gatas nung bata ...
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