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DSWD boasts water filtration kit against El Niño
Joeb Charles Paredes Following President Ferdinand “Bong Bong” Marcos’ remarks on preparing “balde” or water buckets for the strengthened El Niño, the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) showcased
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News48 minutes ago
Albay journalist dies after shooting at Daraga bakery
Daemien Arkin Batacan Broadcaster Adrian “Golden Boy” Loterte died October 12 after being shot inside an establishment in Barangay San Roque, Daraga, Albay. Loterte, an anchor of RBN News Television’s
Sports11 hours ago
Adamson thwarts UE’s upset bid, extends Red Warriors’ skid to 26
Raphael Gabriele Lloren Adamson University weathered a third-quarter scoring drought to deny the University of the East, 71–64, handing the Red Warriors their 26th consecutive loss in the UAAP Season
Features and Lifestyle11 hours ago
Movies with a number in their title almost always amaze us
Samantha Cristobal and Aifer Jessica Jacutin They say numbers are everywhere. Indeed, they are—even in the movies we love. From ages and dates to seemingly random figures, some films have

Columns3 days ago
Cause of death: Negligence
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‘No Cebuano child left behind’: EDCOM 2 calls for local action as 31,600 young learners fall behind
Kimberly Capuyan More than 31,600 early-grade students across Cebu Province are falling behind in reading comprehension, exposing a critical early learning deficit that threatens the long-term academic prospects of young
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Pag-apruba sa total social media ban sa minors, kinondena ni Sen. Hontiveros
Humarap sa matinding pagtutol mula kay Sen. Risa Hontiveros ang Senado matapos nitong aprubahan sa ikatlo at huling pagbasa ang Senate Bill No. 2424, o ang Safe Media Access and
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ACT: Trilyong pisong pondo sa edukasyon, hindi ramdam sa loob ng paaralan
Sa kabila ng trilyong pisong pondong inilalaan taon-taon para sa sektor ng edukasyon, hindi umano ito nararamdaman sa mismong loob ng mga paaralan ayon sa Alliance of Concerned Teachers (ACT).

News48 minutes ago
Albay journalist dies after shooting at Daraga bakery
Daemien Arkin Batacan Broadcaster Adrian “Golden Boy” Loterte died October 12 after being shot inside an establishment in Barangay San Roque, Daraga, Albay. Loterte, an anchor of RBN News Television’s
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CIT-U heightens security following reported threat; students face long queues outside campus

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85% bawas sa plastic waste, target bago ang 2040 — DENR

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LOVE IN EQUATIONS: Math points to three major factors for stable relationships

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Science and Technology14 minutes ago
DSWD boasts water filtration kit against El Niño
Joeb Charles Paredes Following President Ferdinand “Bong Bong” Marcos’ remarks on preparing “balde” or water buckets for the strengthened El Niño, the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) showcased
News48 minutes ago
Albay journalist dies after shooting at Daraga bakery
Daemien Arkin Batacan Broadcaster Adrian “Golden Boy” Loterte died October 12 after being shot inside an establishment in Barangay San Roque, Daraga, Albay. Loterte, an anchor of RBN News Television’s
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FACT: VPSD, ‘mac-convict kahit walang ebidensya’ – Atty. Panelo
Sebastian Janapin Kumakalat sa Facebook ang iba’t ibang quote card ng umano’y pahayag ni Atty. Salvador Panelo, presidential spokesperson ni dating Pangulong Rodrigo Duterte, ukol sa maaaring pinal na desisyon

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Columns3 days ago
Cause of death: Negligence
Gevo GegantoImagine you are a driver, but instead of sitting behind a wheel, steering down familiar roads, you’re standing on the streets holding a placard. For many traditional jeepney drivers
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Columns1 week ago
There is no right way to be a woman
Gweneth PabloUntil when will women have to prove themselves competent enough for a spot in a male-dominated field like politics? This isn’t the 1900s anymore. Women can finally break free
Columns1 month ago
Not every threat sounds like one
Gweneth PabloEver since the impeachment trial began, there has almost always been a spectacle that shifts attention away from the articles under scrutiny and toward matters seemingly unrelated to the
Columns1 month ago
Rain does its job. Do we?
Like an automatic failsafe that activates with any hint of danger, Filipinos have gotten so used to a cycle of outrage over unrelenting floods and bombarding disasters that we often

Columns1 month ago
Wake Cebuanos up when September ends
We really wanted to wake up to clean air and light, but trapped between a poisonous sky and a darkened room, all that’s left is to close our eyes and
Columns1 month ago
Tapping into privilege
What does the way you pay say about you? For some, it is simply a matter of convenience. For others, a tap of a phone or card has slowly become
Columns1 month ago
Reaching out to a broken system
We have become increasingly fluent in the language of suicide prevention every September. Talks about speaking up fill our social media platforms, accompanied by reminders that those who no longer

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EXPLAINERS4 days ago
Ang Ifugao Calendar bilang panahong pinagtagpo ng kalikasan at pamayanan
Neil Clarence LagatSiglo-siglo nang sumisikat ang araw at lumilitaw ang buwan. Kasabay nito, mula sa sari-sarili nilang karanasan ay lumikha ang sangkatauhan ng iba’t ibang paraan ng pag-unawa sa mundong
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With Pax Silica and WAICO, comes great risk and possibilities
Isabella Laraga As discussions on Pax Silica continue to transpire in the Philippines, it is important to look beyond our borders and into the standpoints of other countries. Different nations
EXPLAINERS1 week ago
How accessible are public libraries in Metro Manila?
About one in every two public libraries in Metro Manila is closed or inactive. A public library is a library open to people in a community that receives support from
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Rocky waters into strained ties
Leean Alejo With the ongoing disputes regarding the West Philippine Sea and racial remarks between the Philippines and China, their relationship remains complicated. However, before issues such as maritime confrontations
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Death by a thousand fees: the realities of online selling
Jerome Tan At the height of the Covid-19 pandemic, online selling platforms were seen as the antidote to the lockdown-induced collapse in consumer purchases, offering a space for all businesses,
EXPLAINERS3 weeks ago
May pasobra sa kulungan dahil special ka?
Hanggang ngayon, talamak pa rin ang siksikan ng mga preso sa Pilipinas. Kahit na bumuti ito kung ikukumpara sa huling walong taon, nanatili itong problema sa sistema na lumalabag sa
EXPLAINERS3 weeks ago
When oppression fuels the art of expression
“Defend Press Freedom” is a phrase often seen in certain rallies and may sound irrelevant to many, especially when information today appears readily accessible. What happens nowadays can be received

EXPLAINERS1 month ago
Which side will justice go on?

Science and Technology

Science and Technology14 minutes ago
DSWD boasts water filtration kit against El Niño
Joeb Charles Paredes Following President Ferdinand “Bong Bong” Marcos’ remarks on preparing “balde” or water buckets for the strengthened El Niño, the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) showcased
Read More

Leptospirosis now an epidemic in Manila

‘Acutely unhealthy’ air quality level now observed in Metro Cebu

NASA’s $4 billion observatory set to join space legends Hubble and Webb

Flood brings many risks — leptospirosis is one of the deadliest.

Features and Lifestyle

Features and Lifestyle11 hours ago
Movies with a number in their title almost always amaze us
Samantha Cristobal and Aifer Jessica Jacutin They say numbers are everywhere. Indeed, they are—even in the movies we love. From ages and dates to seemingly random figures, some films have
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Features and LifestyleYesterday
Bachelor of Living the College Life: Filipino films that nailed the university experience
Kris Angel Dogaojo, Hillarie Venice San Roque & Carlos Ylack For many students, college is more than a place of lectures, deadlines, and examinations. It is where friendships become lifelong
Features and LifestyleYesterday
NSPC 2015 Archives: Maria Ressa’s Lessons From a Warzone
Stela Marie Eve Militante Journalism does not only happen inside a newsroom. Sometimes, it is in the middle of a warzone, during a disaster, in the midst of a protest,
Features and Lifestyle2 days ago
P-Pop off, ate!: Your go-to guide to the unexplored pearls of the rising P-Pop scene
Eowyn Punzalan, Frank Ampil From the Sexbomb of the 2000s to the BINI of today, the Philippines has been a breeding ground of musical acts deserving of the international spotlight—and
Features and Lifestyle3 days ago
Sana hindi na lang kita naging kaibigan
Top Saligan Sabi nila, masaya magkaroon ng kaibigan. Totoo ‘yon—dahil tuwing kasama kita, dama ko ang kasiyahang hindi mapapantayan kahit ng mundo man. Tuwing tumatawa ka, tumatawa na rin ako,
Features and Lifestyle4 days ago
We shouldn’t be hard on ourselves, and hear the reminders we tell others
Zyle Salazar, Janelle Avida Alvarez, Mike Gil Padayao We have become so good at comforting everyone that we sometimes forget that we need it, too. It is often easier to
Features and Lifestyle4 days ago
Ano ang gagawin ko kung utak lang ang meron ako?
John Luis Soriano Natatakot ako sa aking kinabukasan. Natatakot ako sapagkat utak lang ang aking puhunan—natatakot akong baka hindi nito mapakain ang kumakalam na sikmura, baka nga hindi man lang

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How a defining hit never defined Lola Amour

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Asiad: Alvarez’s gold bid ends in semis, secures bronze
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Nakamura, Gunma pull away in OT vs Levanga, finish B.League stint 2–0

Sports11 hours ago
Adamson thwarts UE’s upset bid, extends Red Warriors’ skid to 26
Raphael Gabriele Lloren Adamson University weathered a third-quarter scoring drought to deny the University of the East, 71–64, handing the Red Warriors their 26th consecutive loss in the UAAP Season
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Obiena returns to world’s top 10 in pole vault

ICYMI | Eala bows out of Singapore Open, falls to world No. 180

SIBOL MLBB exits Asian Games after quarterfinal loss to Indonesia

Obiena soars to record height, retains Asiad pole vault gold

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Albay journalist dies after shooting at Daraga bakery
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FACT: VPSD, ‘mac-convict kahit walang ebidensya’ – Atty. Panelo
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