[EDITORIAL] Pinagpala talaga si Imelda Marcos at Martin Romualdez
‘Victory for impunity’ raw ito sa ilalim ng sistema na laging talo ang accountability kapag bumangga sa kapangyarihan, yaman, at pagde-delay gamit ang legal muscle
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[Rappler’s Best] A vote buried in the noise
You can’t be blamed for having lost track of the crucial events that led to today’s BARMM elections — because Manila continues to dominate the attention economy with the antics and shenanigans of politicians based here
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[ANALYSIS] Why are AI agents lying, cheating and coordinating?
I believe we should revisit the foundations of how we train AIs, namely the human imitation and the reinforcement learning on which today’s most advanced models are built
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[In This Economy] The 2027 budget: Hocus-pocus prevails once more
This year, as the outrage over the flood control scandal fades, and as politicians train their sights on 2028, expect budget hocus-pocus to prevail
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[OPINION] The HIV epidemic we saw coming — and can still stop
The Philippines’ surging HIV epidemic stems from health-system execution failures, not individual behavior. To reverse it, the DOH must urgently expand testing, treatment, and incentives.
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[Be The Good] Holding space through Civic Circles
This is how we show up for our readers, our partners, and the communities impacted by the stories we cover. We hope you can be part of it.
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[Vantage Point] The P6.60 signal: What big money is telling us about GCash
A timeless market rule reminds us that a great company and a great stock are not necessarily the same thing
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The role of the news media in fighting the climate crisis
By dismissing the narrative that people don’t care, and identifying what’s needed to urgently solve the problem, news outlets join with their audiences to solve the most urgent issue of our lives
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Football’s enduring controversies show why journalism matters
Journalists will keep probing the secrecy around FIFA’s affairs. It is the public’s right to know how, and in whose interest, football’s future is being designed and where the game’s US$ billions in revenue are ending up.
