Vivant Energy Secures 15-Year PSA To Meet Siquijor’s Growing Power Demand

Vivant Energy secured a 15-year power supply agreement to support Siquijor’s growing electricity demand amid rising tourism and economic activity.

How Tarantadong Kalbo Built Power Through Simplicity

Kevin Eric Raymundo reflects on how Tarantadong Kalbo began as a joke and gradually evolved into a platform for thoughtful social commentary grounded in honesty and restraint. #PAGEONESpotlight_KevinEricRaymundo #PAGEONESpotlight_TarantadongKalbo

Chef Tatung Accidentally Boiled A Smartphone On Live Video—The Phone Survived

Chef Tatung was calmly cooking when a phone slipped into a boiling pot and somehow survived everything after. #PAGEONExHONOR #HONORX9d5G #TheToughestPhone #AllAngleUltraDefense

STI Talent Search 2025 Takes On A New Stage With New Class Of Talents

STI College celebrated the grand finale of its annual STI Talent Search last November 21, drawing exceptional participants from different campuses and clusters nationwide. STIers, teachers, and guests from its 63 campuses nationwide all came to witness and cheer on their top student performers, this time, at a brand-new stage in Pampanga’s latest attraction, Pradera […]
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When The Desert Burns: Why The Philippines Cannot Afford To Look Away From The Middle East

With fires raging in the Middle East, the Philippines must recognize its place in a rapidly evolving geopolitical landscape and act accordingly.

Court Or Choir? The Impeachment Court And The Illusion Of Impartiality

The impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte is not just about her fate; it's a test of the Senate’s commitment to uphold the Constitution. Senators voicing defense before evidence is presented cast shadows over the fairness of the process itself.

Trump Vs. Musk: What The Philippines Can Learn From The Billionaire Brawl

As politicians engage in online battles, the Philippines risks losing sight of effective governance. The Trump-Musk feud serves as a cautionary tale for Filipino leaders.

Hem. Haw. Hide? How The Senate Is Evading Its Biggest Test Yet

The Senate's paralysis in addressing impeachment charges against Vice President Duterte raises critical questions about its integrity. In a democracy, silence often emboldens the very forces we seek to hold accountable.

From Statesmen To Showbiz: What The Senate Topnotchers Tell Us About Philippine Democracy

Should the Senate be a stage for entertainment or a seat for serious debate? The choice we make in selecting our leaders will define not just the future of our political landscape but the integrity of our democracy itself.

Malasakit Or Marketing? Rethinking Bong Go’s Claim To Compassion

As the narrative of the Malasakit Centers unfolds, voters must keep their eyes open, asking whether aid is a right or reduced to a transaction for political gain.

The Divided Senate: Implications For PBBM, VP Sara And The Next Three Years

As the political landscape shifts, President Marcos faces a Senate that won't simply march in lockstep. The implications for his administration and Vice President Sara Duterte could reshape the next three years.

Rethinking Representation: A Critical Look At The Party-List System After The 2025 Elections

Watching the 2025 election results unfold, one must wonder, how far have we strayed from the noble aims of the party-list system? As familiar faces continue to dominate, it is imperative to call for accountability and legitimate representation. What reforms can reclaim the integrity of this system?

An Unruly Majority: What The New Senate Means For Marcos, Duterte, And The Road To 2028

The 2025 midterm elections have dismantled the "Uniteam" narrative, exposing cracks in loyalty as new Senate factions emerge. As Sara Duterte's impeachment trial approaches, will our lawmakers prioritize public accountability over political survival? The stakes are high and the path to 2028 is anything but clear.

After The Comeback: Charting The 2028 Path For The Reform Bloc

The twin victories of Bam Aquino and Kiko Pangilinan mark not just a comeback, but a critical turning point for the reformist movement. As they prepare for 2028, the challenge is clear: transform momentum into meaningful governance, rebrand their approach, and evolve their connection with the Filipino people.