After The Fireworks: Living Faithfully In An Uncertain World
The fireworks have faded. We reheated the lechon one time too many. The calendars are…
Author: Antonio Manaytay
Antonio Manaytay is a journalist, editor, and pastor reporting for Rappler and leading the Daily Sun Chronicle. A 2024 Klima Fellow, he covers climate, governance, and grassroots resilience in the Zamboanga Peninsula.
Why More American Pastors Are Using AI — And Why It’s Raising Questions
American pastors are increasingly turning to artificial intelligence (AI) to support their ministry work, according…
OPINION: When Land Is Given Away, So Is The Future
Vice Mayor Amy Olegario’s words during the Sangguniang Bayan deliberation were striking not because they…
EXPLAINER: Ipil Donates Land To The Province And Why It Matters
IPIL, Zamboanga Sibugay — The Sangguniang Bayan of Ipil has approved the motion to donate…
Is The West Breaking Apart? Europe Questions Alliance With The US
For nearly 80 years, the alliance between the United States and Europe served as the…
ANALYSIS | Why INC Bloc Voting Thrives In A Broken Political System — And Why That Still Matters
For decades, the Iglesia ni Cristo’s (INC) practice of bloc voting has drawn controversy, suspicion,…
What To Know About Honey: Why Not All Honey Is The Same
Honey is often marketed as natural, pure, and healthy. But behind the golden liquid sold…
Why Journalism Must Keep Choosing Truth Over Noise
As 2025 draws to a close, it is worth asking a difficult but necessary question:…
Analysis: When Empire Disciplines The Law — How U.S. Threats Expose The Limits Of International Justice
The United States’ threat to sanction the International Criminal Court unless it guarantees immunity for…
Why Filipinos Go Carolling At Christmas — And Why It Still Matters
IPIL, Zamboanga Sibugay — As early as September, familiar sounds begin to drift through Filipino…
ANALYSIS: The Silent Burden On DPWH Engineers: Cabral’s Death And The Politics Of Flood-Control Projects
When public infrastructure collapses, stalls, or becomes the subject of corruption allegations, the first names…
Suspected Exoplanet Turns Out To Be Rare Cosmic Collision — Study
MANILA, Philippines – What astronomers once hailed as a potential new exoplanet has now been…