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Memories of the moving finger

I don’t know but I am almost running. My feet seem to drag me, unaware of the puddles scattered here and there like rivulets...
100 Years of Graphic

ARCHIVE: The Laoag-Vintar Dam Tragedy (1927 Graphic Article)

AUGUST 6, 1927 — IF THE Laoag-Vintar irrigation project has proved a disappointment to Representative Confesor and other public officials, it has, so far,...
100 Years of Graphic

ARCHIVE: The Laoag-Vintar Dam Scandal (1927 Graphic Editorial)

JULY 30, 1927 — Representative Confesor of Iloilo, on July 21, kept his colleagues at the lower house speechless and open-mouthed while for nearly...
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AXA: Filipinos are carrying the weight of everything at once

AXA Mind Health Report 2026 reveals how overlapping pressures are reshaping Filipino wellbeing via GRAPHIC PLUS — AXA, a worldwide leader in insurance, releases its latest edition of the Mind Health Report, a global study carried out in partnership with IPSOS, one of the world’s leading market research companies....

Give dad a feast he’ll love with the Dad’s Crrrrunch Bundles from Taco Bell

Let’s be real, shopping for a gift for dad can be a total guessing game. Year after year, you are stuck choosing between another basic silk tie, a gadget he will never open, or a tool he already owns in three different sizes. But if there’s one...

The Filipino beauty conversation is quietly changing—Cosma Aesthetics

Having trained and mentored aesthetic practitioners across Southeast Asia and Europe, Dr. James Co, Architect of Aesthetic Confidence and founder of Cosma Aesthetics and Lifestyle Institute (Cosma Institute), believes aesthetic medicine should help people look, feel, and live at their best. MANILA, Philippines (15 June 2026)  —  For...

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