Two national surveys from 2025 suggest a clear divide in public trust between President Bongbong Marcos and Vice-President Sara Duterte. Read more »
When the decorations come down and routines return, many people notice a surprising slump in energy and motivation, a phenomenon commonly called the “post-holiday blues.” This shift can leave individuals feeling low, unproductive, or even anxious in the first weeks of the new year. Read more »
Voter registration is set to become more accessible as the Commission on Elections (Comelec) plans to open about 100 shopping malls nationwide as hubs for election-related services. Read more »
Disasters have a way of revealing not just the strength of infrastructure but also the mettle of leadership. When calamities strike, from typhoons like Tino and Uwan to earthquakes, peoples’ perception of their leaders often undergoes a dramatic shift. Read more »
Malnutrition isn't obvious as you think. Doctors are seeing another, quieter form of malnutrition emerge across all income levels and body types: one that hides behind normal weights and busy lives. Read more »
A new mix of familiar names and fresh faces is entering the Philippine Senate on June 30, 2025. With promises ranging from healthcare reform to green infrastructure and food security, the 12 newly elected senators are expected to shape the country’s legislative direction in the coming years. Read more »
