Ang diwa ng EDSA ay hindi dapat manatili sa mga libro ng kasaysayan lamang—dapat itong isabuhay sa bawat kilos at desisyong ginagawa natin bilang mga mamamayan ng isang bansang may malayang demokrasya.

On August 28, 2024, six athletes will represent the Philippines at the Paralympics in Paris. The Filipino representatives will battle it out on the sports that include para-swimming, para-taekwondo, para-archery, para-athletics (men’s wheelchair racing), and para-athletics (women’s javelin throw). 

Rooted in the ancient traditions of Olympia, the modern Olympic Games stand as the pinnacle of global athletic competition. With 206 nations battling across 329 medal events, only the elite few earn the honor of gold. In this storied arena, the Philippines’ golden generation of athletes has risen, etching their names into history and bringing unparalleled pride and glory to their homeland.

The coast of Limay, Bataan lies northwest of Manila Bay. Its waters were teeming with different sorts of fishes, with sardines and mackerels being the most abundant species caught by our local fishermen. 

The Philippines will be represented by 22 athletes at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, receiving the full support of Filipinos worldwide. This participation marks a special milestone as the country celebrates its centennial anniversary of joining the Olympics. These dedicated athletes are gearing up for the games, set to run from July 26 to August 11, aiming to showcase their talent and dedication on the world stage.

Typhoon Gaemi, locally known as Carina, has escalated from being a typhoon to being a super typhoon this Wednesday afternoon, June 24, according to the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical, and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA). 

These past few days, people have been scouring the internet for some spare tickets as the University of the Philippines Diliman began hosting their annual UP Fair this week.