Opinion
EDSA puts Dizon to the test
Public Works Secretary Vince Dizon spent much of the past year cultivating the image of a no-nonsense reformer determined to clean up one of government’s most corruption-tainted agencies.
Lawyers still owe decency in impeachment trial
Impeachment may be political. It may be bruising, theatrical, and occasionally combustible. But it is still a legal proceeding, and lawyers do not get a temporary exemption from good manners simply because the stakes are high.
Alex Eala’s sweetest revenge spoke louder than cheers
Some victories earn ranking points.
Others settle unfinished conversations.
Alex Eala's 6-1, 4-6, 6-2 victory over Alycia Parks in the opening round of the National Bank...
Private prosecutor steals spotlight in VP impeachment trial
Courtroom dramas are supposed to be solemn affairs. Then Atty. Lorna Kapunan walked to the lectern and reminded everyone that wit can be just as effective as a legal citation.
