2006

• One Year after Her Murder, No Justice for 'Erin Brockovich'
• Wild-Bird Smugglers Pose Avian-Flu Threat
• In 1971 and 2006, New Charters Designed to Keep Embattled Presidents in Power
• Boys Town Wards Cry Sexual and Physical Abuse
• Bureaucrats Punished for Accuing the Palace of Disrespect for the Civil Service
• Candidates for DAP Presidency Boycott Interview, Accuse Arroyo of Railroading Selection
• Incentives for the Rich Harm the Poor

2005

• For the Love of Basketball: How Far can College Teams Bend the Rules?
• One Year after Quezon Disaster: Women are Leading their Families toward Recovery
• Did Mike Arroyo Fund Postelection 'Special Operations' in Lanao?
• GMA Supporters Outspent Rivals in the Battle of the Ads, But Did They Win It?
• Nightmare at Northrail: Cost of Resettling 40,000 Families Deliberately Hidden
• Gloria's LobbyGate?: Government Splurges Millions on Multiple, Secret Lobby Contracts
• Hard Times, Arroyo Hires Pricy Foreign Consultants for Charter Change
• Billions in Farm Funds Used for Arroyo Campaign
• When Classes Open Today, Many Boys Won't Be in School
• In Manila, Pills and Condoms Go Underground
• Up to 70% of Local Health Funds Lost to Corruption
• Farewell, Erin Brockovich
• Band of Brothers Finds Formidable Foes in Veterans' Bank
• Lack of Nurses Burdens an Ailing Healthcare System
• Coastal City is Hub of Underground Explosives Trade
• In this City of Hired Guns, Journalists are Fair Game
• Major Players Elude Government's Anti-Logging Drive in Aurora

2004

• Local People Key to Thriving Forests
• The Face of Hunger is Female
• PNP Commando Force Protests Bungled Gun Deal
• Smuggled Goods Flood Malls and Markets
• Pork is a Political, not a Developmental, Tool
• De Venecia's Reign is Challenged
• In Tarlac, CARP Gives Land to the Wealthy
• High-Stakes Gambling Invades Private Schools
• The Showbiz Press Gets into Politics
• The Poor Vote is a Thinking Vote
• Fame and Family Dominate Senatorial Race
• How Representative is Congress?

2003

• While Congress Hounds Supreme Court, Local Governments are off the Hook
• Despite the Risks, Filipino Seafarers Toil in the World’s Oceans
• At DepEd, A Cleanup at the Top but Corruption in Field Offices
• BIR Officials Amass Unexplained Wealth
• Arroyo Used Pills, but is against Birth Control
• Boracay's Road to Ruin

2002

• Teenagers Perish in Davao’s Killing Fields
• A Dangerous Place to be a Journalist
• Lakas Contributor to Get P700-Million Windfall
• Trail of Power Mess Leads to Ramos
• Abalos Brings the Party to the Comelec
• Unregulated Fish Pen and Cage Operations Mess Up Coastal Ecosystems
• Iglesia ni Cristo: Church at the Crossroads
• Young Filipino is King of Boiler Rooms
• Another Disaster Looms in Marinduque
• Garbage Problem Rooted in Money and Politics
• The Estrada Plunder Case, Year 1: Trial of the Century May Take Ages to Finish

2001

• Bribery Charges, Unpaid Debts Hound Luke Roxas
• Political Clans Make a Comeback
• GSIS Insurance Monopoly: 'A Never-ending Scam'
• Native Titles Spark Indigenous Revival
• Anti-Money Laundering Bill: Legislators Protect Themselves and their Friends
• Rockwell's Dirty Secret
• 11 Years After the Gulf War, Filipino Victims are Still Fighting for Compensation
• 30-Year-Old C-130s Anyone?: Giant US Defense Contractor Squats on Clark Sans Deal
• In Haste, Arroyo Government Approves Controversial IMPSA Deal
• The Ties Still Bind: Families Remain Strong in Congress, but their Influence is Waning
• Firm Linked to Estrada Got Metro Manila Garbage Contract

2000

• Cronies Scramble to Get Clark Casino for Estrada
• An Embarrassment of Houses
• Baguio Forest Cut Down to Build “Cronyville”
• Estrada’s Fronts: Cronies and Attorneys
• The Estrada’s Three Dozen Houses: First Family’s Firm Flouts the Law
• The State of the President’s Finances: Can Erap Explain His Wealth?
• Ten Years After the Earthquake, Baguio is a Disaster Waiting to Happen
• BIR Provides a “Rich Broth” for Corruption
• Big Companies Steal Water
• Agriculture is Weighed Down by Corruption and Waste
• Harsh Jail Terms Make No Dent on the Drug Trade

1999

• The RAM Boys: Where are They Now?
• Teenagers Sell Sex in Malls
• For Many OFWs, Home is Where the Hurt Is
• Appointments Body: A 'Horse-trading' Agency
• Green Menace Blamed on Lucio Tan Brewery
• Centennial Expo: Cover for Election Fundraising
• Philippine Seahorse Victim of Overfishing
• Single Mothers Leave Kids in Orphanages
• TNC Dumps Waste, Responsibility in Marinduque
• Government's Women's Budget Goes to Waste
• Up to 65% of Textbook Funds Goes to Bribes
• "Invisible" Women Workers Fail to Escape Crisis

• No Justice for Women Raped in Jail
• Corruption in DECS Culture
• Cerilles Gets 'Midnight' ECC from DENR
• Biak-na-Bato Headed for Ecological Disaster
• Landmark Law on Tribal Rights Hits a Dead End
• Ombudsman Cases 'Lie and Die There'
• Unkindest Cut of All: Unnecessary Caesareans
• Privatization of Sequestered Media
• When Going Gets Tough, Mothers Go Hungry
• Tagbanua Win Ancestral Waters Claim
• Luxury Hotel Rises on CARP Land
• The Perils of Pork
• Dirty Tricks Win in Local Politics
• Free for All Renders Ad Ban Useless
• Running for their Lives
• PEA-Amari: The Grandmother of All Scams
• Bohol Frets while Cebu Thirsts