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It strives to be a critical and objective entity that would act as a vanguard of truth without compromising a healthy, constructive, and diplomatic environment.

IN PHOTOS: Hundreds of rallyists filled the streets of Welcome Rotonda to Mendiola, criticizing faced transportation cri...
30/09/2026

IN PHOTOS: Hundreds of rallyists filled the streets of Welcome Rotonda to Mendiola, criticizing faced transportation crisis caused by the Marcos Jr.-Duterte regime and corrupt abettors, earlier today.

Photos by: Aaron Jacob P. Tesoro, Kurt Bryan S. Cabaobao

30/09/2026

WATCH: To conclude the transport protest, sectoral reps dedicated "Papuri sa Sosyalismo," urging nationwide action against rampant worker negligence and unjust state taxation, at Mendiola, this afternoon.

Report by: Hannah H. Layosa

30/09/2026

WATCH: Progressive youth and mass leaders beat a horned Marcos-Trump effigy, condemning foreign prioritization of national policies, at Mendiola Peace Arch, this afternoon.

Report by: Hannah H. Layosa

“Sumusuko lang”: Colonia on Lady Falcons’ lapses in Season 89 openerThe Adamson Soaring Falcons came in flashes against ...
30/09/2026

“Sumusuko lang”: Colonia on Lady Falcons’ lapses in Season 89 opener

The Adamson Soaring Falcons came in flashes against NU Lady Bulldogs’ sustained pressure, 51-71, in the UAAP Season 89 Women’s Basketball Tournament earlier this morning, at Mall of Asia Arena.

Team captains Elaine Etang and Cheska Apag paced the squad with 11 points apiece, accumulating one trey each in the losing effort.

Despite lack of early rhythm, combined efforts from Etang, Trix Burgos, Kim Limbago, and Nadine Muñoz pulled through to remain within striking distance, 8-12, after the opening frame.

With Adamson’s scoring drought in the second quarter, NU capitalized the advantage to further break the game open to a 20-point cushion.

In the dwindling fight, Kemi Adeshina and Burgos tried to answer with timely baskets before halftime, yet the Bulldogs held on a 40-20 lead.

Head coach Jed Colonia pointed to blunders in ex*****on and the team’s inability to sustain its fight when opportunities to close the gap emerged.

“Sa second quarter, nagagawa naman namin eh, but there are times na sumusuko lang, humihinto [lang]. Mahahabol [naman] namin, but sumusuko lang talaga,” Colonia admitted.

The San Marcelino-based team showed more urgency after the break, stringing together two-and three-point plays to cut the deficit to 14.

Etang kept the Falcons airborne with a series of jumpers, but NU’s Cielo Pagdulugan answered with another scoring burst to restore control heading into the final quarter, 36-50.

The Falcons struggled to generate offense down the stretch, allowing the Olan-led squad to pull away once more, before Kazel Mazo's final points closed out the 51-71 loss.

The Adamson Lady Falcons will look to bounce back against the UST Growling Tigresses on October 3 at the Philsports Arena.

Written by: Patricia Julian M. Paglinawan
Photo by: Aaron Jacob P. Tesoro

LOOK: Jeepney drivers and multi-sectoral alliances stood in resistance of the Oil Deregulation Law and imposed taxes, he...
30/09/2026

LOOK: Jeepney drivers and multi-sectoral alliances stood in resistance of the Oil Deregulation Law and imposed taxes, heightening negative livelihood conditions, this afternoon.

Meanwhile, protesters condemned government "incompetence" over profit imbalances, revealing the state's "political agenda" favoring private corporations over the masses.

The three-day strike sustained the public's unresolved calls since February, this year.

Report by: Hannah H. Layosa, Kurt Bryan S. Cabaobao

HAPPENING NOW: Transport coalitions march from Welcome Rotonda to Mendiola, denouncing “bureaucratic-capitalist” schemes...
30/09/2026

HAPPENING NOW: Transport coalitions march from Welcome Rotonda to Mendiola, denouncing “bureaucratic-capitalist” schemes of private sectors under the Marcos Jr.-Duterte regime.

In line with this, rallyists cited the detrimental role of U.S.-Israel-led war aggressions on anti-mass taxation, living wages, and price hikes.

A broad program will continue upon arrival at Mendiola.

Written by: Patricia Julian M. Paglinawan
Photo by: Aaron Jacob P. Tesoro

HAPPENING NOW: Despite the rain, progressive groups convene at Welcome Rotonda, expressing dismay over unjust fuel price...
30/09/2026

HAPPENING NOW: Despite the rain, progressive groups convene at Welcome Rotonda, expressing dismay over unjust fuel prices and economic injustices.

Following the two-day strike led by PISTON, the mob intensifies accountability calls over gov’t inaction and negligence.

Report by: Reinaleth L. Romero, Kurt Bryan S. Cabaobao

JUST IN: The Adamson Lady Falcons edged closer to Finals after a quick work, 25-22, 25-17, 25-17, against the UE Lady Wa...
30/09/2026

JUST IN: The Adamson Lady Falcons edged closer to Finals after a quick work, 25-22, 25-17, 25-17, against the UE Lady Warriors, in the 2026 V-League Collegiate Challenge best-of-three semifinals, at FilOil EcoOil Centre.

Frances Mordi spearheaded the San Marcelino volleybelles, dropping 22 points including three aces and two blocks.

Full story to follow.

Photo by: John Carlo V. Arnes

JUST IN: The Adamson Lady Falcons fell prey to the NU Lady Bulldogs, 51-71, in the UAAP Season 89 Women’s Basketball Tou...
30/09/2026

JUST IN: The Adamson Lady Falcons fell prey to the NU Lady Bulldogs, 51-71, in the UAAP Season 89 Women’s Basketball Tournament at the Mall of Asia Arena.

Elaine Etang and Cheska Apag took charge with 11 points apiece, while Kemi Adeshina added 10 markers.

Full story to follow.

Photo by: Aaron Jacob P. Tesoro

AdU WVT wraps prelims at 6-1 with San Beda routThe Adamson Lady Falcons stamped authority atop standings, sweeping the S...
29/09/2026

AdU WVT wraps prelims at 6-1 with San Beda rout

The Adamson Lady Falcons stamped authority atop standings, sweeping the San Beda Lady Red Spikers, 26-24, 25-19, 25-19, in the V-League Collegiate Challenge yesterday, at the Gameville Central Park.

Frances Mordi powered through with 17 points, while Joy Aseo brought in 12 kills and an ace, with Third Tuddao and Kamille Dionisio contributing nine and eight markers, respectively.

Right off the bat, the two teams went neck-to-neck before the Lady Falcons hit the stride to establish a four-point cushion.

Despite San Beda’s retaliation efforts, combined power hits by Mordi and Aseo halted a deuce-forcing rally to secure the set, 26-24.

Sophomore Aseo, alongside Third Tuddao, fired up sharp attacks in the frontline, maintaining advantage to 25-19, closing another frame in their favor.

In the decisive set, Adamson denied San Beda's attempts to capitalize unforced errors, fortifying collective team effort toward a 25-19 victory sweep.

Hailed Player of the Game, Frances Mordi, shared how persistent teamwork under pressure led to their victory.

"[It] was the team effort [and] working together even in the pressured moments. We really appreciate the coaches [...] because they keep telling us to always help each other, and we did, and it's something we are happy about," Mordi said.

Moreover, Adamson head coach JP Yude looked forward to semifinals, emphasizing improvements in passing, service consistency, and overall skills.

Now eyeing a two-peat championship title, the Adamson Lady Falcons will hunt down the UE Lady Warriors for a finals berth, tomorrow, at the same venue.

Written by: Franz Keiah N. Mendoza
Photo by: Kurt Bryan S. Cabaobao

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