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The Philippines is vulnerable not just to the effects of climate change—think stronger typhoons, and in the unlikeliest of places—but also to global events that affect power supply. Which is why the latest findings of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change matter to us.

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Community pantry, but in public transport? Here's how social media users mobilized to bring stranded commuters home during Holy Week's commuter hell.

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Disinformation researcher Professor Jonathan Ong of Harvard University unmasks the typical online troll in a new podcast called “Catch Me If You Can”. 

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40 Wall Street is just one of the four opulent New York buildings Ferdinand Marcos bought for his wife Imelda–using Filipino taxpayers' money. We take you there, guided by former PCGG Commissioner Atty. Ruben Carranza.

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They're called LEOSATs, and they can deliver data faster and at higher bandwidths. Here's how soon we can expect Elon Musk's satellite broadband company to set up shop here.

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People are still scratching their heads over that last-minute Easter Sunday press conference called by three of the lagging presidential candidates.

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Carrots from China coated with chemicals to make it last a month. Onions and cabbages declared as pastries. Vegetable smuggling in the Philippines has been around for years. Why can't we put a stop to it?

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Advocates have long said that road collisions involving cyclists aren't just accidents–they're a result of poor infrastructure and policies. We speak to Anton Siy and MMDA's Bong Nebrija, about what needs to be done. 

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He's been in government more than 50 years, and was supposed to retire from public life. But then came a call from good friend Manny Pacquiao. What will an Atienza vice presidency look like?

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He's an activist, scholar and former lawmaker. And in his words, he's running to prevent a “Marcos-Duterte axis of evil”. What will a Bello vice presidency look like?

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