Ateneo’s lack of transparency after the deaths of its players Rene Baterbonia and Divine Adili becomes fodder for Duterte supporters and their Luzon versus Mindanao messaging

Even though AI is truly helpful in processing massive datasets faster and more efficiently, it will always take human ingenuity to make sense of it — and, more importantly, to make it matter

A high-ranking Senate staff says the resurgence of Cha-Cha narratives amid Senate controversies is a ‘false flag operation.’ Here’s how it manifested on social media.

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This tells us that the same platforms that let lies about the poor spread unchecked are stifling the voices of the people whose job it is to correct them

Lies and hate dominate posts about the Lifeline Rate Subsidy, which is designed to help the marginalized and has a minuscule impact on consumers

From analog bags to film cameras, the youth are finding ways to take a break from their smartphones. But some people find an irony to the trend.

As we await the pre-trial chamber’s decision on whether Duterte’s case will proceed to a full trial, recognizing these patterns becomes all the more important in navigating today’s information landscape more critically

They connect the death of a 12-year-old girl in Toledo City, Cebu, to drug use — despite the lack of verified information from authorities

'If People Power demonstrated the importance of collective action, the present moment underscores the importance of critical engagement'

‘The biggest change from 2016 to today is the fusion of State with Big Tech,’ says Nobel laureate Maria Ressa