RICE importation has long been the government’s ready answer to shortages but although this will alleviate the dire situation in...
Read moreIN the wake of typhoon “Ompong” and hurricane “Florence,” two powerful storms that hit the Philippines and eastern United States...
Read moreCANDIDATES for 12 Senate seats, the entire membership of the House of Representatives, provincial governors, vice governors, and board members,...
Read morePHILIPPINE presidents have all historically begun their administrations with high expectations and support from the people, then gradually tapering down...
Read moreIN the midst of so much worrying news – continuing inflation, weakening of the peso in world trade, foreign investors...
Read moreTRAFFIC in Metro Manila will be bad before it gets better. We have to face this fact as the government...
Read moreTHE local government of Malay, Aklan, which includes Boracay Island, has issued an ordinance banning the use of single-use disposable...
Read moreAT the start of the new academic year in France on Monday, a nationwide ban on mobile smartphones will be...
Read moreFOR a while, there were calls for the abolition of the National Food Authority (NFA) over its alleged failure to...
Read moreAFTER Israel, President Duterte moves on to Jordan today in the course of his seven-day sojourn in that part of...
Read moreTHERE was a time when the only alternative to private cars were mass transit systems like buses, jeepneys, trains, and...
Read moreIN an effort to explain President Duterte’s choice of Justice Teresita Leonardo de Castro as the new chief justice of...
Read moreAT 6 a.m. last Tuesday, diesel prices went up by Php0.60 per liter while gasoline increased by Php0.10 per liter.
Read moreTHE June 12 summit meeting between United States President Donald Trump and North Korea’s Kim Jong-Un raised such great hopes...
Read moreThe country’ economic planners had the highest hopes for the national economy when they planned for TRAIN – Tax Reform...
Read moreIN a few more days, it will be September. In so many years in the past, September was welcomed as...
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