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Latest Editorial

Undoing dark legacy

July 14, 2025

Reelected Leyte 1st District Rep. Ferdinand Martin G. Romualdez and Tingog Party list Representatives Andrew Julian Romualdez and Jude Acidre filed a bill on June 30 that seeks to reform the Philippines’ decades-old bank secrecy law, which happens to be one of the most restrictive in the world. House Bill (HB) No. 7 aims to amend Republic Act No. 1405, or the Law on Secrecy of Bank Deposits, by allowing the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas

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Previous Editorials

Broken flood- control record

July 13, 2025

Pulling the plug

July 11, 2025

Let the 'tari' fall where they may

July 10, 2025

Letters to the editor

Public-private sector collaboration for effective disaster risk reduction

July 14, 2025

Our country’s chances of surviving headwinds

July 11, 2025

What Lies Beneath: The search for missing sabungeros

July 11, 2025

Gray Matters

Dog years, cat years

I frequently hear people estimating their dog’s ages in human years using a “times seven” formula, e.g., a three-year-old dog would be said to be equivalent to a 21-year-old human. The American Kennel Club, a nonprofit organization that regulates the recognition and registration of dog breeds and provides reliable information on canine matters, traces this “times seven” formula to an era when American dogs lived an average of 10 years, which was considered very old and was presumed equivalent to 70 human years. When I was in veterinary school half a century ago, there was no discussion of geriatrics, not

Michael Lim Tan

COLUMNS

With Due Respect

The Supreme Court disciplines its members

Artemio V. Panganiban

In the Pink of Health

Nutritional banking

Fatima Ignacio Gimenez

Undercurrent

When children stop dreaming

Eleanor Pinugu

Public Lives

Online gambling and erosion of social checks

Randy David

Moments

Here and now

Fr. Jerry M. Orbos SVD

Social Climate

Let poor children have milk

Mahar Mangahas

Human Face

Pathocrat in the gloaming

Ma. Ceres P. Doyo

Looking Back

AI in the classroom

Ambeth R. Ocampo

FLEA MARKET OF IDEAS

Ban online gambling, open casinos, STL

Joel Ruiz Butuyan

Safe Space

Bachelor of Arts without art?

Anna Cristina Tuazon

Value Added

On the cusp of upper-middle-income status

Arsenio M. Balisacan

Sharp Edges

Ships sailing against the tide

Jake J. Maderazo

The General Idea

Beyond the clouds, our heroes in flight

General Romeo Brawner Jr.

The Long View

Do racketeers fear corporations?

Manuel L. Quezon III

QUESTION THE BOX

When prayers seem unjust

Inez Ponce de leon

No Free Lunch

K-12: Education tango?

Cielito F. Habito

On The Move

Who will defend the Constitution?

Segundo Eclar Romero

HORIZONS

Marcos Jr.: A ‘lame duck President’?

Richard Heydarian

Kris-Crossing Mindanao

Unending transitions? (2)

Rufa Cagoco-Guiam

Commentary

Filipinos and the Iran-Israel conflict

Prince Kennex R. Aldama

Women who lead

Nurturing women leaders: The power of business education

Ma. Aurora “Boots” Geotina-Garcia

Business Matters

From caretakers to changemakers

Christine Jodloman

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