Editorial – Page 567

Remember the past as we face our future

The Philippines celebrates its Independence Day today, with traditional flag-raising ceremonies at the giant flagpole in front of the Rizal

The National Bureau of Investigation is reportedly set to crack down on those who peddle “fake news” particularly on social

In dispensing justice, credibility is indispensable. Credibility can only be eroded when the secretary of justice gets his facts, photos

In a world of increasing danger from the international threat of terrorism pushed by Islamic State extremists, another potential danger

Maybe there are people who feel more comfortable keeping P52 million in cash at home rather than in a bank

Senior Associate Justice Antonio Carpio of the Supreme Court says he has a “civic duty” to sound the alarm: The

Philippine Internet users have long complained of the very slow Internet speed in this country. The latest affirmation of this

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There is a reason for all those new provisions on martial law in the 1987 Constitution – which is what

President Duterte was still in Russia last week when he announced in a television interview that he was turning down

Another anti-Rody backfire was his opponents’ efforts to denounce him for deciding all by himself the martial law imposition, as