"Kapag di na magkasundo, maghiwalay na lang!" (If couples no longer see eye to eye, better to separate!"

Divorce or Strong Family?

How do you know if someone — or a small group — is truly a friend?

True Friendship: A Closer Look

On October 24, the devastation left in the wake of Typhoon Kristine took many by surprise, particularly in areas that had seldom — if ever —experienced flooding. Communities were caught off guard, underscoring the growing threat of climate change and the need for more proactive disaster preparedness.

Cruel Kristine and Climate Change

Have you ever wondered where our family names came from?

How We Got Our Surnames

It is easier said than to be resolved. I initially thought that depression is just a state of mind and those who are determined and strong-willed will most likely overcome depression.

Depression Is Real

Today, November 12, marks exactly 43 days before Christmas Eve. While Thanksgiving stands out as the most significant day for Americans (falling on November 28 this year) and for Canadians (celebrated last October 14), for Filipinos, both at home and abroad, Christmas signals the start of the long and joyful “Happy Holidays” season, often infused with a unique blend of humor and festivity.

Will Pinoys Be Happy This Christmas?

“The weird, weird thing about devastating loss is that life actually goes on. When you're faced with a tragedy, a loss so huge that you have no idea how you can live through it, somehow, the world keeps turning, the seconds keep ticking.” - James Patterson

Grief and Time

Today, November 26, the world celebrates “Good Grief Day”, a tribute to Charles M. Schulz, the legendary American cartoonist born on this day in 1922. Schulz is best known for creating Peanuts, one of the most beloved comic strips of all time. 

Charlie Brown and Pedro Penduko

On November 19, the world focuses on a subject that often goes unnoticed: toilets. This date marks the annual United Nations World Toilet Day, an event officially observed for the past decade.

Toilets: A Place for Peace

In the recent United Print Multimedia Groups, Inc.'s Tinta Conference held at the historic Manila Hotel, there was this discussion that centered on the veracity and credibility of poll surveys. Moderator was PhilStar's Marichu Villanueva and guests were Tangere's Martin Penaflor and Octa Research's Guido David. On point!   

Should We Trust Poll Surveys?

The Equal Space column by OpinYon News columnist, Luchie Arguelles.

Equal Space

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