Although scientific social surveys are about much more than elections, it’s a historical fact that their general acceptance ...

When Luisa (not her real name), a hale and healthy sexagenarian, hit her head on the floor after falling off her favorite folding chair, her daughter contacted me immediately to ask if she should be ...

It’s been said that the first casualty of war is truth, and nowhere is this more evident than in the ongoing avalanche of ...

If I were to put a soundtrack on former president Rodrigo Duterte’s arrest upon his arrival from Hong Kong on March 11, the ...

I began a two-part column on Jose Rizal in Belgium. This is a period in the hero’s life, which compared to other countries, ...

Elections are typically part of the democratic process. As such, they often carry an air of free-for-all competition. In the Philippines, this usually means that almost anyone above a certain age can ...

The Private Sector Advisory Council (PSAC) formed to support the government's economic programs recently sounded the alarm ...

In graduate-level assessment practicum, we’ve been grappling with how to conduct high-quality clinical assessments given our ...

Having been involved in the planning of the municipal waters of some coastal municipalities and cities in the country, I feel bothered, if not alarmed, by the decision issued last year by the Supreme ...

I went on a pilgrimage to seven Pampanga churches with the Our Lady of the Pentecost Parish. We set out before dawn and ...

The rapid succession of events—the swift impeachment of Vice President Sara Duterte by the House of Representatives in ...