Nagoya, Japan when sports fans began railing against athletes who missed their opportunities to score medals for the Philippines. The noise ...

A couple of years ago, during my daily walk around the University of the Philippines oval, I felt thirsty and realized I had no money with me. My granddaughter Julia, who was walking with me, said I ...

Sometime this month, the first of the migratory birds will come down over Candaba. They have been doing it for longer than anyone has kept records: ducks, herons and shorebirds flying in from ...

It was 8 p.m. on a Monday after class. I was in a jeepney heading home from the job I had applied for when the song playing ...

The effort to improve the well-being of the Filipino people is not a competition against any other people. It is not some ...

The Philippines may have stumbled onto one of its most valuable agricultural opportunities: the world’s growing appetite for ube. What was once a familiar ingredient in Filipino desserts is now ...

For most Filipinos raised on the Catholic faith, Israel has always been regarded as a nation of God’s “chosen people,” the ...

Musings... Some senator-judges in the ongoing impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte are wont to wax biblical before they stress their points or in order to lend profundity to their ...

Joy. Love. Hope. When the calendar page turns to Sept. 1, a unique phenomenon occurs across the Philippine archipelago. The ...

For the third time, the barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan elections (BSKE) have been deferred. ​Early this week, President ...

When Quezon City Rep. Ysabel Zamora questioned a witness during recent House impeachment proceedings, much of the online reaction bypassed the legal relevance of the testimony. Instead, social media ...