The story is told about a patient who was grimacing in pain and said: “Doctor, I have so much pain!” The doctor replied: “OK, ...

One Filipino develops chronic kidney disease (CKD) every hour, and the patients are getting younger, according to the latest ...

The United States and the Philippines once shared July 4 as a date of supreme significance—a founding day from which sovereign nationhood was said to begin. Yet the day never meant the same thing ...

This week saw two economic adjustments, one on the minimum wage, and the other on the World Bank’s class-ranking of the ...

There’s a quiet kind of heartbreak that comes from the moment you realize a great distance between where we are and the life ...

As School Year 2026–2027 opened, millions of Filipino learners returned to classrooms with renewed hopes and aspirations. For many families, education remains the most important investment they can ...

While solar power is an indigenous clean energy source, its natural limitations require the support of technologies like ...

Every July 4, the Philippines marks Philippine–American Friendship Day, a symbolic reminder of one of Asia’s most enduring ...

A veteran journalist put in words what most political observers were thinking yesterday, as members of the Iglesia ni Cristo ...

The column of Joel Ruiz Butuyan, “Comparing Vietnam and the Philippines” (6/18/26) narrates his on-the-ground observation of ...

The Philippines is one of Southeast Asia’s most promising economies. With a population of more than 110 million, a young and educated workforce, widespread English proficiency, democratic ...

A huge rally was on its second day of being staged at the busy People Power Monument along Edsa as of this writing, Wednesday ...