Watching the Philippines’ political landscape today feels like staring into a bizarre world where lawmakers can stomach to put themselves above the law, leaders ignore the cries of their own people to serve their own political agenda, and all of this happening in front of the very eyes of Filipinos, yet some citizens take the wrong message from it. With the events that transpired last week within the Senate alone, it mirrored an eerie reality where the powerful will do anythi

Months into the US-Israel-Iran War, the Philippines has already experienced the dire effects of the oil crisis. With 70% of our oil imported and passing through the Strait of Hormuz, the country is left with an unstable supply of oil, electricity, and even liquefied petroleum gas (LPGs).

Remembering Martial Law is not just about looking back: it is about honoring those voices that refused to be silenced and recognizing the cost of freedom when it is taken for granted. “Never Again” must not remain a slogan repeated every September, but a lesson drawn from history itself. Because when we protect the press, we protect our democracy. When we defend truth, we defend our people. We cannot afford silence. Not then. Not now. Not ever.

Let history show that this was the century when the Church—slow-moving, stubborn, sacred—finally began to walk with all its children.

When the elections continue to venerate legislators who abuse the power they are given, it is crucial to scrutinize a government that is supposed to serve its people.

#Eleksyon2025 can be interpreted as a reflection of the country's evolving political consciousness from the 2022 elections.

STEM majors should care more about politics. In Mapúa, this can’t be any more compelling than today.

The boomerang is an object that comes back after the user throws it away—a cycle that repeats unless someone breaks it. Shattering the cycle

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