Normally, Supreme Court justices are looked upon as a revered set of gruff, unsmiling, cold, and unreachable demigods loftily ...

I have always felt like I have been shouting my Father's Day messages to the wind. I never stopped posting on social media ...

In one of its last acts before the 19th Congress adjourns on June 13, the House of Representatives approved on third and ...

Over dinner with my family, I casually asked if they were aware of monkeypox or mpox. They responded in the affirmative and ...

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I write this letter as a citizen of the Republic of the Philippines and an advocate for the implementation of the Philippine Constitution. As a priest, I do not wish to play partisan politics, and my ...

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As I sat in the gender parity session at the World Economic Forum’s annual meeting in Davos, a familiar frustration engulfed ...

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The title roughly translates in English as “The woman in the manhole,” which sounds awkward. Imburnal means sewers, gutters, ...