Just a wish
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s announcement that system losses would be removed from consumers’ electricity bills immediately caught public attention. But that proposal deserves careful scrutiny rather than automatic applause. Without a clear implementation plan,...
On intel funds
The Senate’s public hearings on confidential and intelligence funds have again placed one uncomfortable question under the spotlight: how can money meant for secret operations be scrutinized without exposing the very operations it is...
God always provides for our needs
THE account of the multiplication of the loaves (Mt. 14:13-21) offers an important lesson about divine providence. Faced with a large crowd in a deserted place, the disciples focused on the scarcity of available...
The peril of forgetfulness
Danay iton kahingalimot maupay,
kay an mga mag pait nga naglabay diri na naton karuyag balikan.
Pero danay, an kahingalimot, kakurian,
kay nawawara na an leksyon han mga gin agian!
Forgetting is not simply the fading of memory;...
The social echo chamber: Exploring how social media shapes brand perception in the...
In today’s hyper-connected world, social media has emerged as a dominant force shaping consumer behavior and brand perception. The ability of individuals and brands to connect, share information, and engage in conversations on social...
Defending oppressors
A single sentence, widely shared online and commonly attributed to Paulo Coelho, has sparked countless debates: “The worst part of a society manipulated by politics is to see the poor defending the rich who...