A lot—meaning enough to cause statistically significant change—must have happened in the last week of the campaign. This is ...

World Water Day, commemorated in March, is not a celebration. It’s a warning, chiming again and again: there is a problem with our water. Like an ambulance siren that’s tipping off an emergency ...

World Press Freedom Day (May 3) came and went. Weren’t we all so preoccupied with one thing or another so significant that ...

I had the honor of interacting with engineering students from different universities during the Inquirer’s Campus Talks at ...

Virtually locked out in several surveys, former senators Bam Aquino and Kiko Pangilinan shocked even their camps by placing ...

Responding to claims linking the alleged mass promotion policy of the Department of Education (DepEd) to the staggering incidence of functionally illiterate high school graduates reported by the ...

The votes are in—well, mostly. At the local level, numerous proclamations have been made. The rankings among senatorial ...

I had the honor of interacting with engineering students from different universities during the Inquirer’s Campus Talks at ...

At this point, it’s all over but the proclamations for national positions. By late Tuesday night, Filipino voters eagerly ...

On Monday, under the unrelenting blaze of the summer sun, tens of millions of Filipinos rose with purpose and resolve. In ...

Jakarta—The 28-percent average tariff rate in the United States today, even with the 90-day pause, is significantly higher than the average rate of 19.8 percent imposed during the Smoot-Hawley ...