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Potholes and portals

Southeast Asia has become a global hotspot for industrial-scale online scam syndicates — shady compound operations disguised behind…

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Robinhood nails it

Padilla put the House prosecutors on the spot with a seemingly simple question: Do any of them drive expensive vehicles bearing the coveted…

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Height of hypocrisy

Cayetano and Padilla’s stunts successfully turned a forensic accounting audit into a debate about whether it is okay to buy sneakers for…

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CJ’s gauntlet

The current trial has been narrowed to Article II, covering allegations of unexplained wealth, SALN deficiencies and unlawful business…

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Trump’s visit: Reaffirming an alliance

For both leaders, the visit offers a chance to show that the partnership remains on track and that each side values the relationship.

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Grand hypocrisy

The profligacy reminds many of the flood control scandal, where money meant for real projects went missing, making spending on decorations…

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Great Wall of the Philippines

There is nothing shameful about acknowledging that millions of Filipinos still struggle to afford decent housing or earn a sustainable…

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Kafkaesque

The Constitution forbids active participation in business management or operations, not merely holding a financial interest, especially if…

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Futile BSP formula

When loans become costlier, households borrow less, and businesses slash investments.

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Middle class faces extinction

When the economy slows, businesses stop hiring. They stop expanding, and some close. Middle-class families depend on those jobs and…

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Call it what it is

Stagflation is the toxic mix of stagnant output, rising joblessness and rising prices.

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Ship flounders

Growth has largely slowed since the start of the Marcos Jr. administration, with five consecutive quarters of slowdown since late 2025,…

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Eyesores, the poor ain’t

A vendor who loses a day’s income does not become less poor because a visiting leader fails to see him.

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Marcos redux

What’s pathetic is the attempt to massage the numbers. Malacañang announced that a historic 9.7-percent poverty rate was achieved ahead of…

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Reward pork busters

The proposal carries a reward system in which a successful prosecution entitles the petitioner to get a portion of recovered funds.

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Move over, old-school politics

While dynastic machinery remains a heavy blanket over the local landscape, the hunger for reform-minded, independent and service-driven…

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Net the big fish

Somebody has to be held accountable for the SEA Games scandal. Yes, Suzara would be a suspect, but he was clearly taking orders from…

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PBBM’s legacy unravels

October inflation spiked to 7.8 percent, among the highest in Southeast Asia.

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