The paper is still poking the bear — not just out of duty — but because in a country where forgetting is national policy, someone has to keep receipts.
John Henry Dodson · · 3 min read
The impeachment effort isn’t just a reckoning; it’s to remove a presidential contender, Duterte.
John Henry Dodson · · 2 min read
There’s something haunting about the phrase ‘sole survivor;’ it wraps horror, miracle and isolation into one.
John Henry Dodson · · 2 min read
Somewhere out there, a cherry-red Tesla (Trump’s) is waiting for someone to love it, or at least charge it.
John Henry Dodson · · 2 min read
Vice President Sara Duterte turned 47 on 31 May — just in time for what could be her most memorable party yet: an impeachment trial.
John Henry Dodson · · 2 min read
The MMDA calls it order; I call it bureaucratic whack-a-motorist. Yes, there’s a discipline problem — but it’s not exclusive to riders
John Henry Dodson · · 3 min read
A motorcycle rider was arrested in Parañaque City after fleeing a police checkpoint and later being found in possession of illegal drugs.
John Henry Dodson · · 1 min read
A police officer was injured after responding to a report of a disturbance in Parañaque City on Friday, the police confirmed Saturday.
John Henry Dodson · · 1 min read
The realpolitik is that perception is power. Firing secretaries isn’t merely about policy alignment. It’s about reminding the ecosystem who holds the leash.
John Henry Dodson · · 3 min read
For the ICC, this isn’t just a private embarrassment but an institutional implosion in slow motion.
John Henry Dodson · · 3 min read
