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Opinion

Every Year, the Moro Gulf’s Warning Grows Quieter

The trauma of 1976 was supposed to have taught us a lesson that would have mitigated the aftermath of the June 2026 earthquake. But if that were the case, why has so little changed since then?

By Razel Suansing
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Nothing Burger

What Was the Point of PBBM’s SONA?

Despite the many reported developments, the president failed to communicate an overall strategy or goal that brought everything together in one clear message

By Pie Gonzaga
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Farewell, Colbert

Why the End of Stephen Colbert’s ‘Late Show’ Marks a Loss of American Hope

With the end of Stephen Colbert’s The Late Show, fans lose more of what little hope we have for America

By Jonty Cruz
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How Depressing

Sen. Robin Padilla is Missing the Point on Mental Health

By chalking up mental illness to weakness and social media, the senator offers an overly simplistic read on a crisis rooted in economic inequality and political instability

By Pie Gonzaga
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Opinion

Philippine Forests are Dying Under the Guise of a ‘Multi-Stakeholder’ Approach

The DENR’s cancellation of Masungi Georeserve’s protection reveals how a broken system legitimizes the very interests it is meant to stop

By Ann Dumaliang
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