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Hotter Days Ahead

EXPLAINER: What the ‘Super El Niño’ Means for the Philippines

Although the “Ber” (September to December)  months supposedly usher in much cooler breezes in the country, Filipinos were recently told to brace for warmer conditions and pressure on water supplies. In late September, the Philippine Atmospheric,

By Reyza Ferranco

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Apocalypse Not Now

This AI Forecast Predicts Humanity’s End by 2027. Here Are 4 Believable Claims

A report predicts that AI may evolve to become smarter than humans by 2027, posing global security risks, but its real harm today remains more mundane than apocalyptic

By Pie Gonzaga
Send the Flood

These Politicians’ Influencer Kids Face Backlash Amid DPWH Controversies

The torches are out for the influencer children of politicians and businessmen with ties to the DPWH’s failed flood control projects. Here’s how the fire started

By Pie Gonzaga
A Chronic Illness

6 Corruption Scandals the Philippines Needs to Learn From

Kickbacks, ghost projects, and overpriced contracts? The blueprint of corruption in the Philippines has barely changed over the past two and a half decades

By Pie Gonzaga
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Perspectives

New Google Maps Satellite Images Show Gaza Turn to More Rubble

While Israel rejects genocide claims, tens of thousands of deaths and land destruction continue to mount in Gaza

By Reyza Ferranco
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Thanks, ASEAN!

Plan Ahead, Metro Manila Has a 5-Day Long Weekend in November

The 49th ASEAN Summit will convene various leaders in Manila, prompting Malacañang to declare the event dates as special non-working days

By Reyza Ferranco
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Not Going Anywhere

Sara Duterte Is Still Running for President and Hypothetical Survey Says She Can Win

Amid the impeachment trial and ongoing criminal case against the vice president, public survey shows Filipinos still want her in the presidential seat by 2028

By Reyza Ferranco
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Costly Rides

Everything You Need to Know About Transport Strikes and Fare Hikes as a Commuter

Drivers say they can no longer shoulder the cost of elevated crude oil prices as it continues to drive up the cost of transportation for Filipinos

By Reyza Ferranco
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Roundtable

Environmentalists Dig Into Climate Defense in Rolling Stone PH Roundtable

For Filipino environmental advocates, the fight has always been bigger than climate change and degradation

By Reyza Ferranco
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