This is what life is like in the Philippines amid one of the world’s toughest coronavirus lockdowns. The Chinese are not lacking in brains. The
Category: Commentary / Opinion
He leaves, finally
Outgoing US President Donald Trump After months of tweets and messages to his supporters that the November 2020 presidential election had been stolen from him,
Vaccines distribution a challenge
Government and health authorities are standing up to a challenge never before seen in this generation: the supply and distribution of vaccines to those who
Cooperative front needed
Filipinos, if they must win the battle against the highly infectious and deadly coronavirus disease 2019 or COVID-19, must cooperate with each other by practicing
A Tribute to My Mom
The last time I was with my mother in a family outing and reunion was when we visited the popular Dinosaurs’ Island in Clark, Mabalacat,
Abuzz with politics
Former Senator Bongbong Marcos at the Supreme Court. Too soon to make speculations on the possible political landscape after President Rodrigo Duterte steps down as
To stop drugs, stop them at the ports
When business legend John Jacob Astor (photo above) died in 1848, he was hailed as a titan of trade and praised as a sharp salesman
Mga reklamo sa MVIS ng mga motorista bigyan kasagutan! Bago sana ang negosyo, ayusin muna ang sistema!
Photo courtesy of Philkotse.com Re-inspection fee dapat suspendihin din muna. Sa kabila ng maraming tanong mula sa mga motorista ay tuloy na ang operasyon ng
Bookselling
By F. Sionil Jose In 1965, on my return from a posting in Sri Lanka, my wife decided to transform the old Jovellanos house in
The ‘baptism of repentance’
Yesterday, the 10th of January, was, for the Catholic and Aglipayan churches in the Philippines, the feast of the Baptism of Christ or Theophany, the
