With Easter regarded as a time for spiritual renewal and reflection, Filipinos can also use this opportunity to reflect ...

Outside my house, the yard is thick with dry mahogany leaves. They fall continuously, carpeting the entire garden, reminding me of an inescapable truth—that decay precedes death, and death awaits ...

The story is told about a family gathered around their dying father, arguing whether he should be cremated or buried and ...

In the ever-evolving landscape of geopolitics and national security, there are times when words, sometimes innocent, sometimes misunderstood, take on a life of their own. General Romeo Brawner ...

Some crimes are so heinous, so extraordinarily vile that they become watershed moments in the national narrative — seared ...

An interesting gathering of doctors and artists took place in Antipolo City recently. They came together to vouch for the ...

There is a painful but needed discussion happening in the progressive left. This is sparked by senatorial candidate Heidi ...

I wholly concur with the insightful analysis of my former teacher, Dr. Zosimo Lee of the Department of Philosophy at the University of the Philippines, when he said that: “The initial session of the ...

Jakarta—In a widely shared article titled “Religius, tetapi Gemar Korupsi; Apa yang Salah? (Religious but keen to corrupt),” Kompas journalist M. Zaid Wahyudi raised a timely question: Why does ...

The country’s economy is not in recession, stagflation, or unimaginable depression. The economic depression during the Japanese occupation, from 1941 to 1945, was a traumatic period of having ...