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by Ivan I used to think needing someone was a weakness. I was raised to stand alone, to carry every burden silently, to make strength look effortless—even when my chest
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Buong lakas na sinakmal ng No. 1 University of San Tomas Growling Tigresses (UST) ang National University (NU) Lady Bulldogs sa ginanap na do-or-die match Finals Game 2 sa UAAP
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It’s not over yet for the champs from Katipunan. The University of the Philippines (UP) Fighting Maroons found their rhythm after a cold start to slip past De La Salle
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Behind an estimated total of 1,600 contingents sent to Thailand, the Philippines recorded a 95-medal tally, composed of 17 golds, 31 silvers, and 68 bronzes, during week one of the
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The Philippines is set to serve under the International Maritime Organization (IMO) Council for the 2026–2027 biennium after winning its re-election bid last Nov. 28. According to the Philippine News
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The Department of Agriculture (DA) extended the access to rice at P20 per kilogram under the Benteng Bigas Meron (BBM) Na program to almost 800,000 public school teachers and non-teaching
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The agriculture, forestry, and fishing industries received the lowest monthly wage among all industries in the country in 2024, the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) revealed on November 25. Workers in these sectors
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Various multi-sectoral groups in Cebu staged a mobilization against systemic corruption on Nov. 30, Bonifacio Day, where they called for the resignation of Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos and Sara Duterte and
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Vice President Sara Duterte refused to answer political questions from the media after the Senate approved the 2026 budget of her office in less than five minutes on Nov. 27.
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Senator Jinggoy Estrada called the K-to-12 a “failure” during Senate deliberations on the Department of Education’s (DepEd) 2026 budget on Monday, as the agency confirmed plans to fully implement its
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The Supreme Court’s unanimous order to return P60 billion in reserve funds to the Philippine Health Insurance Corporation (PhilHealth) is expected to directly benefit Filipino patients relying on zero-balance billing
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Seasoned cuber Karl Abarquez proved true to his experience after grabbing multiple first-place finishes during the Marikina City ReMINX II 2025 held at the Marikina Greenheights Phase 3 Covered Court,
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DLSU Green Archers defied all odds in the UAAP Season 88 Final Four, overcoming a twice-to-beat disadvantage against the NU Bulldogs to earn a spot in the Men’s Basketball Finals
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JV Barba Sabi nila, hanggang hindi ka natututo ay patuloy kang susundan ng anino ng nakaraan mo. Sa estado ng Pilipinas, kung saan taon-taon na lang ipinapangako ang ‘tunay’ na
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I found myself thinking about December again, not because of the lights or the noise, but because of the silence that hangs around people who suddenly find themselves without work,
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Every December, government agencies attempt a familiar holiday ritual. They assure Filipinos that Noche Buena is still “affordable” if only people learn to be creative, adjust expectations, or settle for
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Gunita ni Andres Bonifacio ang ipinapagdiwang sa tuwing sasapit ang ika-30 ng Nobyembre. Ang Supremo ng Katipunan at “Ama ng Rebolusyong Pilipino”. Ngunit higit pa sa pag-alaala, ang araw na
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The so-called “golden era of Philippine sports” during the Marcos years shines less like gold and more like well-polished brass. For decades, the dictatorship’s supporters have pointed to the 1981 Southeast
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Aaron Inciong Every September 21, we light candles, whisper prayers, and post “Never Again, Never Forget”. We are told to remember Martial Law—the arrests, the torture, the silencing. But remembrance
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Go to Manila and ride a jeepney. They’re always there, bearing their newborn child with a linen wrapped around their body. They’ll wipe your shoes, hoping they’ll get a coin
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Bernadette Soriano Vice President Sara Duterte’s impeachment case isn’t over — it’s simply on “pause,” tucked neatly into the Senate archives where inconvenient cases go to napping. The Senate voted
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When Typhoon Tino made its landfall, the Mananga River rose quickly. It flooded homes immediately. Due to the river’s inability to contain the floodwaters, a few hours of rain already
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With the onslaught of typhoons in the country, weather forecasting means more than just saving livelihoods and properties—it means saving lives. Still, Philippine Atmospheric Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA)
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Reliance on fossil fuels keeps Filipinos trapped in unbearable heat, pollution, and frequent power outages. In the worst scenario where these energy resources deplete, the country risks facing economic and
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Trigger warning: This article contains mentions of suicide. A week has passed since another earthquake shook northern Cebu. Still reeling from the devastation of the 6.9-magnitude quake last September 30,
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Two seconds before the 6.9-magnitude earthquake struck roughly 60 miles from my area on September 30, my Anrdoid phone warned me to take cover. It bought our family extra time
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Maituturing na ‘guilty pleasure’ ng maraming Pilipino ang pag-inom ng iba’t ibang uri ng alak katulad ng beer. Ngunit sa likod ng bawat lagok, ang aliw ay may kasamang banta
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They say nostalgia hits hard when people rekindle their brightest and fondest memories. Whether it be one’s 7th birthday party or that one cozy yet chaotic Christmas Eve with the
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by Ivan I used to think needing someone was a weakness. I was raised to stand alone, to carry every burden silently, to make strength look effortless—even when my chest
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Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein (2025) takes the familiar story of Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein and turns it into a tale of how people learn to love, how they learn to fear,
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Anika Uy Women have always been depicted as society’s lesser counterpart, consistently stripped of their right to live and be recognized as human beings. In the Philippines, violence against women
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The International Olympic Committee (IOC) is considering a total ban on transgender women in female events ahead of the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics, in an effort to maintain balance and
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