Louisse Kalingag

A journalism graduate from the Lyceum of the Philippines University. My simple pleasures in life are writing, reading, drinking coffee and matcha, making art, and doing my makeup.

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Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) spokesperson for the West Philippine Sea Commodore Jay Tarriela addresses the media on Monday, 2 December 2024, at Gen. Solano Street, San Miguel, Manila, regarding the recent incident at Rozul Reef in the West Philippine Sea.

Tarriela sues blogger Sass Sasot for cyberlibel

04 Jul 2025

1 min read

DOT lauds MCIA as World’s 7th Most Improved Airport

DOT lauds MCIA as World’s 7th Most Improved Airport

04 Jul 2025

1 min read

Homegrown and proud: Filipino brands shine at ‘Kultura Crawl’

Homegrown and proud: Filipino brands shine at ‘Kultura Crawl’

03 Jul 2025

4 min read

P1K monthly aid for students proposed

P1K monthly aid for students proposed

02 Jul 2025

1 min read

TEACHERS conduct morning classes on the first day of school at Corazon Aquino Elementary School in Batasan, Quezon City, on Monday, 16 June 2025.

House Bill seeks P1K monthly aid for all students

02 Jul 2025

1 min read

IN 2025, a new pope, uneasy politics and global conflicts test everyone’s nerves while our stubborn humor keeps group chats buzzing with apocalypse OOTDs and coping memes.

A quarter century of trends: A nostalgic ride from the 2000s to the pandemic and AI

29 Jun 2025

5 min read

GAS station personnel assist motorists refueling at a station along East Avenue in Quezon City on Friday, 20 June. The Department of Energy warned that diesel prices may increase by up to P5 per liter next week due to rising global oil prices. President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. earlier said the government is prepared to provide fuel subsidies to sectors most affected by potential oil supply disruptions stemming from tensions between Israel and Iran.

Garin: No quick fix to rising fuel prices

29 Jun 2025

1 min read

A MEAT vendor chops a pork belly upon order on August 18, 2024. The spread of African Swine Fever (ASF) in the Philippines has led to panic among hog raisers, prompting some to sell infected pigs to traders, further worsening the situation. The Bureau of Animal Industry (BAI) has intercepted several trucks carrying pigs from ASF-hit areas, and the Department of Agriculture (DA) suspects that these traders are a major source of the virus's spread. The government is set to start vaccinating pigs soon to control the outbreak, though concerns remain about the limited availability and effectiveness of vaccines. If the situation deteriorates, the government may consider importing pigs to address potential shortages. PHOTO BY YUMMIE DINGDING

Pork prices may fall next week, says industry group

29 Jun 2025

1 min read

NFA sets cap on palay buy

NFA sets cap on palay buy

28 Jun 2025

1 min read

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