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After sending out my column “Presumed Guilty Until You Settle,” our Opinion section editor Doreen Yu sent a message and titled it “another one.” Doreen was referring to a similar vehicular accident, this one in Cebu City as reported by ABS-CBN online. Allow me to print the report in order to provide context:
While watching a press conference in Congress inviting senators to debate over AI or the artificial initiative falsely referred to as PI or people’s initiative, my immediate reaction was: It’s a trap! Then I remembered a verse in the Bible that accurately sums up the situation.
Winning is just the first step, avoiding the obstacles and landmines will be the next.
Secretary Ralph Recto has reportedly “ordered” the Bureau of Internal Revenue and the Bureau of Customs to work together in order to achieve the revenue collection target of P4 trillion-plus for 2024.
As we begin the New Year, I am certain that many readers have made plans and dreams for 2024. The dreaming is easy, but the doing is the hard part, especially if you don’t have the money. Let me tell you a story.
As tradition goes, many news outlets will be dishing out their serving of “year-ender features” where they do a review of the big stories, important events or the rare positive accomplishment by an individual or outfit. Chances are this would involve a favorite basketball team, individual athlete or survivors of a disaster or war.
With Christmas now upon us, you have to wonder how the three kings did their toilet business as they traveled in search of the newborn king. They surely did not have porta potties or lay-by gas stations back then, so did they have chamber pots, privacy blinds and a latrine digger? Did they look for caves just like King Saul did and nearly got his throat slit?
Almost everybody looks forward to December. Well, maybe not everybody, especially a non-special but highly essential group of people called “talents.” Whether they are on-cam talents who read the news, give the weather forecast, host the program on radio or TV or the hundreds of behind-the-scenes staff members and crews who are simply not regular employees, all of them are referred to as “talents.”