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FACT CHECK: Countries are stockpiling food and water, but not for the reason you think

Official European and Asian advisories remind families to keep 3 to 10 days of basic supplies for sudden power cuts...

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EXPLAINER: Esmirenghoy is a Bisaya word with rich and naughty meanings

To some it is an insult, to others a flirtatious tease, and to a new generation, it is a hilarious...

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JAV censorship law

EXPLAINER: Japanese porn is pixelated because a 1907 law bans the display of genitalia

The legal legacy behind the pixels: A century of Japanese media censorship.

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OPINION: Metro Manila's lack of third space is triggering a mental health crisis

Is Metro Manila ready to redefine its relationship with the outdoors?

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Fresh Picks

OPINION: Campus bomb threats no longer scare or surprise me — and I hate it

I don't want to reach a point where I dismiss a threat simply because I have heard one too many...

After last year's snub, 5 Kapampangan establishments make the latest Michelin Guide

Apag Marangle and Tito Boy won Bib Gourmand honors, while Mila’s Tokwa’t Baboy, Souq, and Abé earned Michelin Selected spots.

Costume party on October 31, sementeryo on November 1

How Filipinos did Halloween before it was cool.

EXCLUSIVE: Xander Calceta captures the soul of old Manila

Artist explains how childhood curiosity, resourcefulness, and a passion for history defined his works.

When in Cebu, should visitors adjust to Cebuano or expect locals to speak Filipino?

A tourist’s encounter sparks online debate over language, courtesy, and local accommodation.

Fresh grad turns discarded cardboard into portrait of homelessness

Jhon Niko Serador, 22, hopes his work will draw attention to people often overlooked on the streets.

OPINION: I built my life on pretending I was twice as good as I really was

By striving to be who I pretended to be, I eventually became that person.

Battered woman syndrome shields wife who killed abusive husband

Establishing battered woman syndrome still requires evidence and expert assessment.

The surprising French connection behind Dumaguete's famous silvanas

It started with European roots, but its identity is purely Filipino.

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