Daily Tribune
The question many are asking is simple: What does the future hold for the Philippines? While the challenges are real, the future is not necessarily bleak.
Rowel Barba · · 3 min read
Not surprisingly, in front of crowds, fans and media, politicians, in the company of actors and actresses, become promotional events.
Primer Pagunuran · · 3 min read
A weak, delayed, or favorable verdict would give Congress the green light to reload the UA for Marcos’ final years.
DT · · 2 min read
Other senators have been added to the controversial and powerful Committee on Accountability of Public Officers and Investigations, widely known as the Blue…
Gwen Bergado · · 2 min read
The Philippine peso strengthened sharply on Monday, appreciating by 22.5 centavos to P61.465 against the US dollar from Friday’s P61.69 close, while the…
Toby Magsaysay · · 2 min read
Brutalist architecture has long demanded patience.
DT · · 2 min read
Power subsidies meant to shield poor households from rising electricity costs are failing to reach their intended beneficiaries even as government spending…
Maria Bernadette Romero · · 2 min read
The Philippine Military Academy on Monday announced that Cadet First Class Renzo Jamir C. Almodovar, 22, of General Trias, Cavite and an original…
jing villamente · · 2 min read
Philippine legislation rarely addresses archaeology, a gap that prompted attorney Kathleen Tantuico to launch her new book, “Archaeology and the Law: Legal…
Neil Alcober · · 2 min read
A nine-story building under construction collapsed before dawn Sunday along Teodoro Street in Barangay Balibago, Angeles City, potentially affecting 30 to 40…
Lisa Marie Apacible · · 1 min read
Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation (PAGCOR) donated a fully equipped Patient Transport Vehicle to the Light Reaction Regiment (LRR) to strengthen the…
Jonas Reyes · · 1 min read
nter stage on Sunday at the Rizal Memorial Tennis Center, featuring a P2-million total prize pool and an international cast with the event envisioned as the…
DT · · 2 min read
A long the sun-kissed coastlines of La Union, a string of centuries-old sentinels stands guard where the azure waves meet the shore. These Spanish-era…
Luis Espiritu · · 4 min read
Dela Rosa is swing vote
Sean A. Magbanua,Theo Anthony Cabantac,Jason Mago · · 4 min read
If you are just looking from the outside, you might think social work is just boring paperwork and red tape. But if you’ve ever been in a tight spot these guys…
Reyner Aaron M. Villaseñor · · 3 min read
Alan Peter Cayetano has long been an ally of Rodrigo Duterte, first as his running mate in 2016 and later as Secretary of Foreign Affairs.
Dennis Coronacion · · 3 min read
Vida, also present at the Tuesday briefing but who didn’t indicate that he had immensely enjoyed the virtual shredding of Cayetano’s bloated ego, described the…
Nick V. Quijano Jr. · · 3 min read
