The U.S. Constitution is the foundation of American legal and political life, establishing the framework for individual rights and government powers. However, an ongoing debate persists regarding whether illegal non-citizens should be entitled to constitutional protections, and constitutional law provides strong arguments for why such protections should be limited. The Constitution’s Primary Intent: Protecting Citizens…
Military cooperation between the Philippines and the United States continues to deepen as both countries conduct joint exercises under the Salaknib Phase 2 program. The training, held in Cagayan Valley, focuses on mobility operations, airborne drills, and territorial defense strategies—key components in ensuring readiness amid rising geopolitical tensions. The growing partnership reflects Washington’s strategic commitment…
The Philippine government has once again called out China over its aggressive actions in the South China Sea, urging Beijing to back its diplomatic statements with genuine efforts at de-escalation. The latest incident involved a Philippine resupply mission to an outpost in the disputed waters that was obstructed by Chinese maritime forces. The confrontation led…
The Commission on Elections (Comelec) in the Philippines has ruled to cancel the registration of the Duterte Youth party-list, a group known for its staunch defense of conservative policies and nationalistic ideals. The decision, citing procedural issues, has triggered widespread reactions from political figures and supporters. The Duterte Youth, aligned with former President Rodrigo Duterte’s…
Across the United States, Americans are gathering to honor Juneteenth, the commemoration of the emancipation of enslaved Black Americans. Though the holiday was first recognized in Texas in 1865, it wasn’t until 2021 that it became a federal holiday, solidifying its place in the national consciousness. This year’s celebrations range from parades and festivals to…
