In many interviews and press conferences to shed light on the prosecution of corruption cases involving Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) personnel, the Office of the Ombudsman and the Department of Justice (DOJ) often use the term “case build-up”.

Case Build Up

Kathryn Bernardo and James Reid: A new love team is born

Like a broken record, Jay Tarriela has always characterized China's action in the South China Sea as coercive, aggressive, illegal, bullying, etc.

Jay's confirmation bias and SCS truth 

They say writers never die. We live in footnotes, margins, dog-eared pages, and unfinished sentences. But today, I am not so sure. Today, writers are not dying in ink and memory.....we are quietly being laid off, logged out, and replaced by something that never gets tired, never asks for a raise, and never doubts a sentence.

I lost my job because of AI

Recently, the city government of Quezon City unveiled what might be (and should be) a trend-setter for major flood-control projects in the future.

Thinking big in flood control

I first encountered the big questions that shaped my thinking long ago. As a young person, I wondered about heaven and hell, creation and destiny, and why the world feels so mysterious at times. My curiosity didn’t fit neatly into the usual categories. It nudged me toward books and ideas that challenged conventional religious narratives and offered alternate explanations for humanity’s origins. One author who left a lasting impression on me was Erich von Däniken, best known for his work that questions traditional ancient history and religion through the lens of archaeology, artifacts, and what he called “ancient astronauts.”

The Alien Bible: How Erich von Däniken Exploded My Faith

Mandate obtained and squandered

Last week, two interviews I viewed on YouTube stood out. One was the interview of Atty. Mae Divinagracia, lawyer of former Undersecretary Catalina Cabral, and the other, an interview of Cong. Leandro Leviste. 

Cover up?

The recent announcement that a youth-oriented debate show is coming back to the airwaves after years of hiatus has brought hope that today’s youth will be more aware and engaged in nation-building.

Time to bring back ‘civilized’ discourse

“Heartless” is how many residents of Ormoc City, Leyte described the abrupt closure of a major hospital in this city.

HEARTLESS?

I AM BACK

Imagery

(Un)Common Sense

VIEW FROM CALUMPANG

MARCHANISM MANIFESTO

Red tape and red flags

Kamalayan

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