MANILA – President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. issued a heartfelt plea on Sunday, reminding the nation to remember the thousands of… Read More »Marcos Jr. Urges Filipinos to Remember Typhoon Victims Amidst Christmas Festivities
MANILA — Filipino-Americans have once again made a significant impact in the recent U.S. midterm elections, not only as voters… Read More »Filipino-Americans Achieve Major Victories in Recent U.S. Elections
MANILA, PHILIPPINES – The Department of Education (DepEd) continues to be embroiled in controversy as another high-ranking official has admitted… Read More »Another DepEd Official Confirms Receiving Envelopes of Cash from VP Sara Duterte
Pasig City – The family of a student who was allegedly bullied in a viral video is demanding justice after… Read More »Pasig City Bullying Victim’s Family Demands Justice After Lenient Punishment
MANILA, Philippines – The use of the “mother tongue” as the medium of instruction from Kindergarten to Grade 3 will… Read More »Mother Tongue Instruction in Kinder-Grade 3 to Be Phased Out
Trigger warning: This review contains mentions of rape and child abuse. Kara David’s documentary Kapalit ng Katahimikan (In Exchange for… Read More »Kara David’s ‘Kapalit ng Katahimikan’ breaks the silence of abuse victims
A devastating bus fire in Pathum Thani, Thailand, on Tuesday, October 1, 2024, claimed the lives of 25 people, including… Read More »Thailand Bus Fire Claims 25 Lives, Sparking Outrage and Safety Concerns
Workload, Prioritize Welfare MANILA, PHILIPPINES – In a move aimed at improving student learning outcomes and prioritizing the well-being of… Read More »DepEd Issues New Guidelines to Rationalize Teacher
MANILA, Philippines — Sen. Nancy Binay is considering filing an ethics complaint against Sen. Alan Peter Cayetano after he called… Read More »Binay Considers Ethics Complaint Against Cayetano Over ‘Buang’ Remark