My experiences from "EDSA 3" remind me of our political struggles—something I’d rather not go through again. I want to shield him (my son) from the pain and chaos of rallies, but I know it's important for him to learn from our past to help build a better future.

EDSA SHRINE REFLECTION: MY PAST AND OUR PRESENT 

In today’s fast-paced world, artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer a futuristic concept—it’s already a part of our daily lives. From the smartphones we use to the online services we rely on, AI and automation are increasingly embedded in the fabric of society. In the Philippines, this technological revolution is unfolding rapidly, transforming both urban and rural communities and reshaping industries across the nation.

The Rise of AI in Everyday Life: How Automation Is Reshaping Our World

'Philippine politics is the dominance of personality over ideology. Unlike in other democracies where parties are rooted in distinct political beliefs—whether liberal, conservative, or socialist—most Philippine parties revolve around individual leaders rather than platforms.'

Political Party: “turncoatism,” or political opportunism?

Is mining anti-environmental? Yes, it can be if it's done irresponsibly. Mining has been around as long as civilization itself. If you dislike mining, then stop using cellphones, gadgets, appliances, or even riding cars—because they’re all made from minerals that are extracted through mining. Irresponsible mining must be prohibited, but if mining is done responsibly, supporting development, and livelihoods, and contributing taxes while caring for the environment, then we should allow mining for the common good.  

When is mining anti-environmental?

During the election campaign period, it is not uncommon to observe politicians adopting a façade of poverty or hardship in an effort to connect with the electorate and solicit their votes. This phenomenon often raises questions regarding the authenticity of their portrayals and the ethical implications of such strategies. Politicians may intentionally highlight personal sacrifices or woes, portraying themselves as relatable figures who understand the struggles faced by the average citizen.

Campaign period: Politicos becoming poor

Digital nomadism, what does it mean to local economy? Digital nomadism is a lifestyle that allows people to work remotely while traveling to different places around the world. Thanks to advancements in technology, many jobs no longer require a fixed office space. 

Digital nomadism

When the International Criminal Court (ICC) took the bold step of capturing Duterte, it posed a compelling question: Does this signify democracy? To unravel this, we must explore perspectives from both sides of the debate.

At The Crossroads of Justice and Sovereignty: The ICC's Arrest of Duterte

Some politicians keep running for office even when it’s clear they will lose the election. One reason for this is that they may be trying to maintain their visibility and influence in politics. By staying in the race, they keep their name in the public eye, which might help them in future elections. Even if they don’t win this time, they can build a strong political brand and connect with voters for the next election cycle.

Running for office isn't always just about election winning

The evolving landscape of media in the digital age has brought forth various forms of content creation, two prominent ones being blogging and vlogging. With these advancements, the question often arises: Is a blogger a journalist? To provide clarity, it's important to first delineate the definitions of a blogger, a vlogger, and a journalist.

Is blogger/vlogger a journalist?

Public office is a public trust—so they say. It’s a phrase etched in every governance handbook, echoed in political speeches, and inscribed in the conscience of those who still believe in ethical leadership. But in practice, is public service truly about serving the people, or has it become a golden ticket to power, privilege, and personal gain?

Public Office: A Public Trust or a Private Perk?

MARCHANISM MANIFESTO by Rommel Mark Dominguez Marchan

MARCHANISM MANIFESTO

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