Congress held a committee hearing for the Anti-Discrimination Bill yesterday, and by all definitions, the whole thing was pretty disastrous. The bill—which wants to provide equal rights and just treatment in
By Leiron Martija It has been 100 days since Rodrigo Duterte took power. It has been 100 days of death and decay. In the span of such a short time, our country
By Kim Arveen Patria. Illustration by Julia Petalver Shortly after she announced that she would join this year’s presidential race, Miriam Defensor-Santiago pushed herself beyond human limits. For us who
Yesterday’s La Salle-Ateneo game was, without a doubt, the most controversial game of the rivalry in recent memory—but this time, it wasn’t because of how either of the teams played
By Rach Acorda Screencaps from Twitter Think back to that time when you were a kid, when you kept a journal or a diary. You jot down your deepest secrets
This morning, we all received the heartbreaking news that Senator Miriam Defensor-Santiago, whom a lot of people call the best president this country never got around to electing, passed away.
We try not to make too many comments about the current political climate here in the country because toxicity has reached an all-time high, but it seems like every day people around
The president and his administration’s War on Drugs, we’ve been saying for as long as he’s been in power, is a pretty shaky one. People are turning up dead in
In case you didn’t hear about it, the Joss Whedon just emerged from his social media hiatus with this little video advocating voting (and specifically, voting against American Republican nominee Donald Trump)
Yesterday, September 11, marked the late dictator President Ferdinand Marcos’s birthday. He would have been 99 (!) if Martial Law also prolonged his life as much as it did his
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