Through floods, storms, and long walks, Rey learned that storytelling is not just performance but presence, showing up even when conditions say otherwise, because children kept showing up too.
Power remains, but momentum slips, as the presidency of Ferdinand Marcos Jr. drifts from direction to reaction, showing how leadership can weaken without a crisis.
Publicly floating persona non grata threats turns a precise diplomatic tool into applause politics, shifting focus from Chinese misconduct to domestic noise and weakening the very authority the state is meant to protect.
The President emphasized that long-term agricultural reform is vital to ensuring farmers are not left behind in a rapidly changing economy and climate.
The Department of Education is requesting PHP928.5 billion in the 2026 budget, about four percent of GDP, to sustain classrooms, school meals, digital learning, and teacher welfare programs.
The PHP2.2 million aid package for OFWs in Northern Mindanao showcases the Department of Migrant Workers’ efforts to support Filipino migrants in times of need.
The Department of Social Welfare and Development in Cordillera is pushing for the community-driven development approach to make government projects more transparent and accountable to the people.
President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. reaffirmed the strength of the Philippines-United States alliance, saying it has reached a new phase of higher cooperation and continues to serve as a pillar of stability in the Indo-Pacific region.