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Rare breed at housing

Perhaps the President should give him more things to fix. Aliling has shown he can turn a failing program into a functioning one.

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Let’s do it, if Congress won’t

The push gained momentum amid the flood control scandal, which Carpio has linked to the broader problem of political dynasties and their…

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Pasig River ‘Sky Way’

You don’t clean a river and simply walk away. What kind of quitter does that? Finish the job!

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Slow burn collapse

The first crack came in 2019, when growth fell to 6.1 percent because the budget was reenacted, freezing public spending for months.

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Paving Robin’s road to 2028?

When judicial proceedings and political maneuvering overlap so heavily, the credibility of the process faces a severe test.

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Aimless, clueless kabuki

Nobody asked for three hearings a week, but the people are demanding cheaper food, safer roads and honest work from those they pay to serve…

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As Trump, Xi sip tea

Viewed from Manila, Ayungin is the whole dispute. Viewed from Washington or from Beijing, it is just one item on a long list.

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Law benders will pay

When the Senate impeachment court allows the threshold to fall to a smaller number, such as 14, it effectively changes the requirement…

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A ‘revolution’ worth noting

For that same square to become a sanctuary of peace, song and prayer is a beautiful twist of history. It proves that a nation’s spiritual…

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2028 money tap opens

Following Malacañang’s logic, the officials whose continuity is protected are the same ones who, over the two years that follow, will…

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Step up your game, POC

Before dreaming of welcoming Asia, Philippine sports officials should prove that the country’s sports institutions can meet the same…

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Bypass operation

The CA’s confirmation power is the principal check on who runs the departments. That check disappears whenever a secretary serves only in…

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Cow dung called‘pro hac vice’

If 16 votes can be reduced when the presiding coalition finds it inconvenient, then the same logic transfers cleanly to any other provision…

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How far can our ube go?

Beautiful work. We made it famous. Gave it the reputation. Everybody knows it’s Pinoy. Except, 10 years from now, we’re not selling it.

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President‘s pork cooks

In 2025, LGSF spending totaled P23 billion, jumped to P57.88 billion this year, while the proposed 2027 budget carries another P58 billion.

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Gov’t drops system loss VAT

The tax didn’t fix the thing it made more expensive. Why are we so much better at collecting for stolen electricity than stopping it from…

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No eraser for Charter

Lowering the bar introduces the huge danger of rewriting the rules mid-trial and, worse, amending the Constitution.

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