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NEWS & CURRENT AFFAIRS
GOVERNMENT & POLITICS
Duterte’s promise to end endo: Unwarranted
Duterte’s promise to end endo may positively in favor of labor, yet the implementation remains ambiguous and the probability is highly unlikely.
PHILOSOPHY
How Aristotle’s Metaphysics Fails
How Aristotle’s Metaphysics fails may pose a more complex question about existence than the question about knowledge itself.
FEATURE
“I was likely red-tagged; got fired”
I was mistakenly red-tagged and wrongfully misinterpreted. I got fired without any acceptable and valid reason for my end. I was denied and robbed.
COMMENTARY
Marcos disqualification case: SC has no jurisdiction
The question of fact is no longer the duty of the Supreme Court. The Comelec en banc resolution unanimously affirms the dismissal of Marcos disqualification case.
EDITORIAL
2022 national elections bets: Philippine Pundit choice
Philippine Pundit releases its electoral bets for this coming 2022 national elections to help Filipinos decide better.
LITERARY
The Landlord’s Quest for Happiness
The Landlord’s Quest for Happiness is a narrative short story by Joel Ebardo. The quest for happiness is everyone’s dream worth pursuing.
The Uninvited and the Red Pouch
The Uninvited and the Red Pouch: Once there was in the little town of Salvador, there lived a poor maiden woman named Melissa. She was a kind and gentle girl.
YOU MAY HAVE MISSED
China-Philippines sea row: What is at stake?
The best option left for this China-Philippines sea row is the right timing for any diplomatic moves. Not today, while the iron is still hot. Not also tomorrow when pride and sovereignty will be at stake.
Should America allow Obama once more?
The United States has been undergoing economic repairs throughout the Obama administration. Yet, alleviation could hardly be felt by the vast Americans.
Why The Hague ruling on the China-Philippines dispute flawed
The Hague ruling on the China-Philippines dispute becomes only effective for the United States to advance its strategic military and intelligence positioning in vast Asia and the Pacific. How was that? Where are we in the game? Are we being politely used, or are we just being strategically outwitted and misled with legal calisthenics?