A young Tsinoy, son of a very powerful person in his country, was applying for admission at Princeton.

Do elderlies no longer enjoy privileges at NAIA4?

In San Pedro City, there is a very interesting quarrel between two political parties. It is made to appear the quarrel is between two elected councilors and the dominant party in the city council. The dominant party could not be more wrong by taking this view.

God, Pls Save San Pedro City

The story going around in our group of farmers is President BBM wants to transition from chemical fertilizer to organic.

Consumer protection doesn't exist in the Phl.  

Do numbers hurt? Yes, in so many ways, the worst being inflation numbers rising to levels that wipe out the middle class and the poor pushed to missing more meals.

Phl. Agriculture is a sick man in ICU

The government is planning to import again—which it detested under the old Sugar Regulatory Administration before-- of 450,000 metric tons because of alleged short production of sugar mills.

What sugar importations again?

Summer heat is on and vacation mood is on overdrive. Revenge travel as they say, after the pandemic.

BI's officers are trained to spot  human trafficking victims

In years past, the Bureau of Immigration was hardly in the news. It seemed like nothing was being done there except the BI agents in the airports, who occasionally get written about—positively or negatively.

Spotlight is on the Bureau of Immigration

Perhaps we are all wondering why, in a January or December, we can feel humidity and hot breezes already. Despite that we have continuous rains—from the shear line and low pressure areas in the Visayas and Mindanao that have caused extensive flooding and some landslides.

Prepare for scorching days

Communications these days have become toxic. With so many fake news in the air and many netizens are always in a hurry and do not even bother to check, confusion becomes normal. 

Too much fake news in the air

Department of Trade and Industry Secretary Alfredo Pascual gets the nod of the powerful Commission on Appointments (CA).

LPG prices up by P123/tank as ‘price guardian’ Pascual gets CA’s nod 

The Community Whispers column from OpinYon News president and publisher, Ray Junia, where he shares his opinions and expresses his views regarding relevant issues and trending topics in the Philippines.

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