Editorial

We might have appeared to have slackened a bit, but we are back. Like any other outfit run by humans, it goes by the people behind it. The past many ...

As the nation continues to import vegetables, our very own pechays, carrots, cabbages are being thrown out due to oversupply. Tons and tons of these vegetables are thrown out as ...

During difficult times, scams will be everywhere also gambling dens. They proliferate with the backing of politicians wielded through the police force or other law enforcers. Of course, the payolas ...

After enjoying the sun for a few months, typhoon season is here to bring us back to reality. After the ghost project scandals last year, the series of protests and ...

Anger, that is what the we the Filipinos need. Those in power should know we are already very angry at how they are running, or not running this country. Not ...

As June starts creeping up, the typhoons return and meet the familiar sight they have been seing for decades. Non-existent or dilapidated flood control facilities. Homes that are supposed to ...

As prices increase and the purchasing power of the common Filipino decreases, it is the poor who bear the brunt of the hit. Across the nation, the purchase of basic ...

Some news reports are coming out with info that gas prices may see some rollback in the coming weeks. But these rollbacks, when compared to the increase that occurred for ...

Easter Sunday to many Christians means redemption from past sins. To millions more, however, it is redemption from our past in general. The mistakes we made which include those not ...

Alongside jeepney stations can you see small gambling stations, jueteng. When you stand by these small stations, the customers are usually the small folk. The grocery worker nearby, the jeepney ...

Due to the deadly rates of fuel, a transport strike has taken place nationally. But local transport groups in Baguio City have refused to join in. As a student and ...

Gas prices. The same topic has dominated the headlines. All over social media, people have posted ridiculous looking prices of gas, diesel, etc. It even has come to the point ...

For many decades already, the Bases Conversion Development Authority continues to snob the city. It just continues to occupy the former Camp John Hay and introducing improvements thereat and making ...

Listening to the stories of what Panagbenga looked like in its early days compared to the Panagbenga of today seemed like a stuff of legends from the past. The Panagbenga ...

Inday Sarah has already announced her intentions to run for president in 2028. Much like the group discussions inside classrooms, the quality of the output is heavily reliant in others ...

A common factor for the people who grew up in in this nation is the boasting of the past generation’s hardships compared to those of the younger people now. A ...

To believe in a politician’s words or actions is already hard enough, but with the recent issues of their faces being plastered on tarpaulins of government projects and even relief ...

The PSA came out with a report that Baguio City has performed very well economically, even outranking some big cities in Metro Manila. While that sounds very good, the fallacy ...

A week or two ago, came out the results of the latest bar exams. For whatever it is worth, it seems it, and the results of various board exams that ...

The biggest hindrance to being successful in attaining the objectives of one’s New Year’s resolution is ego, or worse, arrogance. These not only block an objective assessment of what needs ...