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FAITH ON THE ROAD: A HOLY WEEK PILGRIMAGE

Filipinos hold the Holy Week close to their hearts. It’s not just an observance but a way of professing one’s faith and devotion. One particular tradition that is truly cherished is Visita Iglesia, or the visiting of seven churches to pray and reflect. Each Holy Thursday, families and friends travel across cities, with some even […]

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Featured Politics

FREE BREAKFASTS IN DAVAO CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS EYED

Former Civil Service Commission Chair and Davao representative Karlo Nograles on Thursday called for urgent action to address hunger and malnutrition in Davao City and proposed a free breakfast program for the city’s public schools, citing alarming new data showing that 27.3% of families in Mindanao experienced involuntary hunger in the past three months. “The […]

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ICYMI: HERE ARE FIVE THINGS THAT JUST HAPPENED WHILE YOU WERE SLEEPING

April—the arrival of the second quarter of the year was accompanied by numerous shocking events that will truly make an impact on people’s way of living. The ones we used to know are now either evolving to ride the tides and survive the changing of the season. So, in case you woke up with no […]

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Business & Economy

SURVIVAL GUIDE FOR THE BRAVE AND THE FOOLHARDY

Only in the Philippines—where driving isn’t just a skill—it’s an extreme sport, to some brave souls, it could even be a contact sport. It’s like running an obstacle course except the obstacles are traffic, potholes, and the occasional rogue tricycle. But kidding aside, it requires patience, precision, and a deep-seated acceptance that logic, unfortunately, sometimes, […]

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CRACKED PAVEMENT, STRONG ROOTS

Planning to put down roots? You may have heard this numerous times from our parents, friends, workmates, and mentors. Life doesn’t always plant us where we expect to grow. Sometimes, we find ourselves in unfamiliar ground—far from comfort, surrounded by uncertainty, and unsure if we can thrive. But just like a wildflower that pushes through […]

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Business & Economy

READY FOR SUMMER? MAKE SURE YOUR CAR IS TOO!

In movies, we always see a car breaking down and the driver figuring out how to fix it. Now, imagine you are on your way to a summer vacation when you experience exactly that. Nothing ruins a summer road trip faster than getting stuck in the middle of the road, under the scorching heat, with […]

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Travel & Tours

NEW IN TOWN: PASIG RIVER ESPLANADE PHASE 3 NOW OPEN!

Looking for a fresh spot to explore this weekend? Good news—Phase 3 of the Pasig River Esplanade is officially open! Now you can stroll along the 600-meter West Showcase Area, linking the newly improved Plaza Mexico, Maestranza Esplanade, and the beautifully restored Fort Santiago Riverwalk (a scenic 305 meters of pure charm). Plus, it’s all […]

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Food, Health & Fitness

THESE RESTAURANTS COULD BECOME PH’S FIRST MICHELIN-STARRED RESTAURANTS

ICYMI— The prestigious restaurant and hotel guide published by the French tire company Michelin has finally set foot in the country—gearing for its 2026 debut. The Michelin Guide is best known for awarding Michelin stars to exceptional restaurants, making it one of the most influential food rating systems in the world. But before we skip […]

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Business & Economy

ARE YOU WITH ‘THE ONE’?

Just in time for the season of love, it pays to reflect on the relationships that we keep and hold—those that truly matter. While the luckiest among us are focused on romantic connections, there’s one more relationship that deserves some well-deserved time and attention: the one we share with our car. Just like in any […]

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Arts & Culture

FILIPINO CORE: A COLLECTION OF FUNNY MOMENTS IN PINOY TV

Much has been said about the Pinoy TV experience. We can’t help it, we are a passionate nation and we take things to heart when it comes to our viewing habits. If we weren’t, Princess Punzalan who played Selena Montecillo in Mula sa Puso wouldn’t have to take all the Much that has been said […]