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Tatay Elmer Cordero Honored in Final Caravan in Quezon City
FeatureOctober 15, 2026

Tatay Elmer Cordero Honored in Final Caravan in Quezon City

The passing of Tatay Elmer Cordero, a prominent jeepney driver and activist, was commemorated in a moving final caravan. His dedication to the transport sector and fight for drivers' rights resonated strongly with many.

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Remembering Tatay Elmer Cordero: A Life Dedicated to Activism and Community
FeatureOctober 11, 2026

Remembering Tatay Elmer Cordero: A Life Dedicated to Activism and Community

Elmer Cordero, known as Tatay Elmer, was more than a jeepney driver; he was a symbol of hope and activism. His commitment to social justice left a lasting impact on many.

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Mary Jane Veloso's Release: A Moment That Rekindled Our Purpose in Journalism
FeatureOctober 4, 2026

Mary Jane Veloso's Release: A Moment That Rekindled Our Purpose in Journalism

Mary Jane Veloso’s release from prison was not merely a news story; it was a powerful reminder of why journalists strive to advocate for justice. Her emotional homecoming underscored the profound impact of human stories in the media.

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The Week in Photos: Highlights from September 26 to October 2, 2026
FeatureOctober 3, 2026

The Week in Photos: Highlights from September 26 to October 2, 2026

This week was marked by significant political events and cultural moments across the globe, highlighted by the homecoming of Mary Jane Veloso and the ongoing impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte. Each photograph tells a story of struggle, celebration, and resilience.

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Rappler's Role in Mary Jane Veloso's Journey to Freedom
FeatureSeptember 27, 2026

Rappler's Role in Mary Jane Veloso's Journey to Freedom

Rappler's commitment to social justice and advocacy shines through in the case of Mary Jane Veloso, whose release marks over a decade of tireless efforts. This highlights the vital role media plays in influencing policy and public sentiment.

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Where Taiwan’s Railway Past Still Lives: A Glimpse into Heritage
FeatureSeptember 13, 2026

Where Taiwan’s Railway Past Still Lives: A Glimpse into Heritage

Taiwan's National Railway Museum offers a unique perspective on railway history, intertwining infrastructure with the lives of workers. For Filipinos, it serves as a reminder of their own railway heritage amid modernization efforts.

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A Pinoy TNT’s Survival Mode Amid US Immigration Challenges
FeatureSeptember 4, 2026

A Pinoy TNT’s Survival Mode Amid US Immigration Challenges

With US immigration policies tightening, many Filipinos grapple with the risks of overstaying visas. Amid uncertainty, the Filipino community's resilience shines through.

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Responsible Reporting on School Shootings: A Call to Action
FeatureAugust 23, 2026

Responsible Reporting on School Shootings: A Call to Action

As school shootings rise in the Philippines, journalists are grappling with how to report responsibly. The focus is on honoring victims and respecting family privacy amidst growing community trauma.

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The Week in Photos: Highlights from August 15-21, 2026
FeatureAugust 22, 2026

The Week in Photos: Highlights from August 15-21, 2026

This week featured profound moments worldwide, including a school shooting in the Philippines and remembrance ceremonies in Japan. Global responses to crises and celebrations were also noteworthy.

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