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Testing gov’t resolve vs cartels

November 04, 2026
Filipinos are already groaning under the weight of high food prices that have weakened their purchasing power. But the worst may still be ahead. The World Bank predicted in its latest Commodity Markets Outlook that food commodity prices will rise by about 10 percent this year and another 7 percent in 2027, driven by factors […]
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Young Blood

Dreams are beautiful but expensive

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QUESTION THE BOX

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Inez Ponce de leon
No Free Lunch

A futile rate hike

Cielito F. Habito
On The Move

Marcos’ early onset ‘lame-duckism’

Segundo Eclar Romero
Gray Matters

Climbing Everest

Michael Lim Tan
Kris-Crossing Mindanao

Quo vadis, BARMM? (2)

Rufa Cagoco-Guiam
With Due Respect

 CJ Gesmundo: Humility in greatness

Artemio V. Panganiban
In the Pink of Health

What you leave behind

Fatima Ignacio Gimenez
Undercurrent

Losing someone to dementia 

Eleanor Pinugu
Public Lives

The quiet before the budget

Randy David
Moments

Where to?

Fr. Jerry M. Orbos SVD
Young Blood

Small acts of service

Alexa B. Lumanglas
Social Climate

Eyeing the 2026 US polls

Mahar Mangahas
Commentary

A sister remembers

Estela Anna Fernando Reyes
Entangled States

Stardust and sparks that never die

Joel Tiu Maquiling
Human Face

Do not destroy massacre memorials

Ma. Ceres P. Doyo
Looking Back

Rizal’s Halloween special

Ambeth R. Ocampo
Commentary

Rebranding Jolo

Fe B. Zamora
FLEA MARKET OF IDEAS

A candidate who inspires hope

Joel Ruiz Butuyan
Safe Space

(Dis)empowerment

Anna Cristina Tuazon
Moving Into High Gear

Flood control testimonies pour in

Michael Lim Ubac
Commentary

Media literacy is national security 

Saija NurminenSarah Anne Pascale Hulton
Young Blood

Between rust and rush hour

Romar Tiongson Malabrigo
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Children learn what they live

Karol Mark Yee
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