Justine Castro Following a string of school violence attacks nationwide involving students, Senate President Sherwin Gatchalian renewed his call to ban the use of smartphones, other electronic devices, and social
Adrian Maravillas Aabot sa 21 katao ang sinasabing namatay sa Visayas at Mindanao dulot ng malakas na pag-uulan mula sa bagyong ‘Inday’ na may internasyonal na pangalang ‘Bavi’, na sinabayan
Joseph Juanillas Artificial intelligence tools continue to become faster and more efficient after years of development. But as companies scale data centers and build more advanced hardware, they need two
Den Vincent Puso Inside a shaded structure in Ilog, Negros Occidental, mud crabs now grow in rows of individual plastic cages. Water continuously moves through the system; its quality and
Jett Morales Sa tuwing sasapit ang panahon ng pagtatapos, karaniwang umaalingawngaw sa mga bulwagan ang mga pangalan ng mga nasa rurok na puwesto na patuloy na tinitingala. Kadalasan ay mga
Mikaela Dela Cruz, Orlando Liwag, and Sophia Musad Inside the classroom, the battle lines for class president have already been drawn. On one side is Jessa, the self-proclaimed “trustworthy and
Summer Eloise Asuncion My forehead always creases at the thought of schools teaching their students how to multiply numbers, solve mathematical problems, memorize scientific formulas, familiarize themselves with the definition
Raikkonnen Refol After suffering a first-round exit in last year’s edition of the tournament, Alex Eala took her lessons to heart, pulling off a gutsy masterclass over a familiar foe
Sebastian Janapin A Facebook post from The Bizarre Bulletin claimed that National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) agent John Mark Calilung, one of Vice President Sara Duterte’s witnesses against her alleged
Chrislyne Faith Castillo The Philippine government is banking on responsible mineral processing to create more jobs, attract foreign investments, and unlock greater value from the country’s mineral resources as it
