Marcos’ SONA 2026: How to follow Rappler’s special coverage
Here are ways you can stay ahead and tune in to Rappler’s special coverage of SONA 2026
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[Inside the Newsroom] Making sense of Pax Silica
Reporting on the US-backed AI initiative reveals a story that stretches beyond technology — to protests, geopolitics, and the fight over the narrative
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[Rappler’s Best] Mahiya naman kayo
It’s been a year since the President’s remarkable SONA, where he vowed to expose and punish public officials who have enriched themselves through corrupt flood control projects. What do we have today?
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[Vantage Point] Do you want to own one square meter of Ayala Avenue?
Why tokenized securities could become the next revolution in investing.
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[DECODED] When the ‘common threat’ is in our midst
Over the years, The Nerve and Rappler have conducted investigations into how China and its supporters have used social media to spread disinformation
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[Rappler Investigates] What you can do to help journalism survive
Our multimedia reporters have to produce various content on issues of public interest. They need all the support they can get and it’s not an unreasonable ask.
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[Rappler’s Best] The sun sets for the Leviste son
Leandro Leviste once vowed that his solar energy franchise would ‘end energy poverty by 2022.’ Look where we are, and where he is.
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[Vantage Point] The fire Marcos started, and the signature at the bottom
Suitcase testimony can explain the mechanics, but bank records, property purchases, foreign-exchange transactions, corporate ownership, and communications must supply corroboration
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[Kasalikasan] When SC sides with big fishers, who really wins?
The Supreme Court declared unconstitutional, 13-2, a government policy that mandated vessel monitoring systems in commercial vessels, citing due process, equal protection of the law, and violations of rights against unreasonable searches
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[Be The Good] Sara Duterte rants vs media, a community journalist faces an unjust vexation case
As long as the second-highest elected official of the land believes social media is where people should get their truth, the Philippine media will continue fighting for our place under the sun
