[READOUT] The Philippines’ path to EVs runs through hybrids
The market may still be a relatively small slice of the overall pie, but interest is clearly growing, with xEV sales surging 132.7% in H1 2026, even as conventional vehicle sales plummeted
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[OPINION] If our answer starts at the school gate, we are too late
There will be pressure after Tacloban and Zamboanga to find the answer: bullying, mental illness, violent games, social media, bad parenting, weak school security, guns. Real violence is rarely that tidy.
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[Newsstand] Covering an apartheid state committing genocide
Reasons why joining the Israeli government-sponsored press visit was dead wrong — with emphasis on the dead
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[Vantage Point] ProGRESS: When tax relief comes with a P40 price tag
The ProGRESS paradox: government gives you more money in your payslip, then tries to recover part of what it lost when somebody buys a drink.
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[OPINION] ‘Violence’ in video games is not the problem, their social features are
The real danger isn’t violent gameplay but the monetized, unguarded social environment built into or around these platforms catering to kids
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[The Wide Shot] Lonely youth at the Filipino dining table
The loneliness of the young poses a challenge to Filipino families, many of whom use technology as ‘pacifiers’ and as a parenting substitute for restless youth
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[Inside the Newsroom] The least we can do covering school shootings
The least we can do as a newsroom is to cover responsibly, to the best of our judgment and abilities, and not add to the grief, especially of families who are experiencing the loss and of the affected communities
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[EDITORIAL] Predators in the digital shadows
Pero para sa mga batang isolated at kausap lamang ang cellphone at laptop, ito ang pangunahin nilang realidad
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[OPINYON] P1.9 trilyon sa flood control: Nasaan ang science?
Sa susunod na budget hearings, huwag lang itanong kung magkano ang ilalaan sa flood control. Tanungin kung nasaan ang science.
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[Rappler’s Best] The ‘maleta’ boys’ travelogue
Does the complaint against Martin Romualdez stand on a house of cards?
