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PH, Canada to begin talks for free trade deal
The Philippines and Canada have agreed to begin negotiations for a bilateral free trade agreement, with the hopes of concluding the talks by 2026.
Catholic comms director: Controversies on poverty, corruption help drive awareness
The controversies surrounding poverty can be viewed positively, as they can help raise awareness on the issue amid the alleged corruption in the country, a communication director said on Sunday.
House leader pushes bill to hike 4Ps cash grants
House minority leader Marcelino Libanan urged his colleagues to fast-track the approval of the bill raising 4Ps cash grants to offset the rising costs of living expenses in the country.
Michael Rapaport torches ‘Zohran the moron,’ urges New Yorkers to send Mamdani ‘back to the unemployment line’
Read moreNew Yorkers Will Pay the Price for Mamdani’s HubrisLiberal actor and podcaster Michael Rapaport has come a long way since calling President Donald Trump the “worst possible motherf**ker we could have in power,” referring to Melania Trump as a “dumb animal,” and wishing ill on Barron Trump in March 2020. Rapaport, among the Jewish
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Truckers push back on driver-shortage ‘myth’ that has led to flood of foreigners in long-haul industry
Truck driving was once a career path that epitomized the American dream, offering high pay and lifelong job security. Yet in recent years, the industry has become trapped in a cycle of high turnover, continually refilling positions with inexperienced drivers, prompting concerns about road safety and national security. Read moreAmerica can’t call itself great if
Halloween triggers psychiatric disturbances — especially in alleged satanic ritual abuse survivors
Halloween may be marketed as a harmless night of costumes and candy — but mental health experts have been warning for decades that the holiday can unleash very real psychological trauma. Read moreAmerica can’t call itself great if it forgets its caregivers“We need to understand that Halloween can actually amplify some of the psychiatric disturbances
The archbishop who drove the gospel out of England
At Arizona State University, where I teach, faculty were recently told to “decolonize our curriculum.” On the surface, the directive sounded progressive: Expose power structures, elevate marginalized voices, and promote inclusion. But a closer look revealed something deeper. Read moreAmerica can’t call itself great if it forgets its caregivers“Decolonization,” as defined by many academic theorists,
Christians are refusing to compromise — and it’s terrifying all the right people
Only in the upside-down world of elite evangelicalism could repentance look like rebellion. Read moreAmerica can’t call itself great if it forgets its caregiversDavid French recently made a telling admission: He is “nervous” about “something” that is “stirring in Christian America.” That “something,” French insists, is that contrary to news that a Christian revival is
America can’t call itself great if it forgets its caregivers
America loves to celebrate those who stand tall. Our founding ideals are built around independence, and we even set aside a holiday to honor it. We cheer for pioneers, entrepreneurs, and innovators who rise by their own strength. Read moreChristians are refusing to compromise — and it’s terrifying all the right peopleBut a nation’s greatness
