Why more young Filipinos are saying “not yet” to kids
“Bakit wala ka pang anak?” hits different now when even having one feels like a financial decision more than a life milestone. For decades, growing up as a Filipino often
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DA-11 tests AI drones in banana plantations
Monitoring banana plantations is beginning to move beyond manual field inspections. In Davao Region, agriculture officials are testing whether drones and artificial intelligence can detect banana diseases earlier, before they
Haribon spotted during wildlife monitoring in Cotabato highlands
In forests growing smaller each year, everything matters: even the simplest form of being seen. Deep in the mountains of Matalam, Cotabato, a Philippine Eagle was spotted resting on a
Ateneo researchers reconstruct Martial Law in virtual reality, replaying history through experience
What does it take to understand a part of history you never lived through? The moment the VR headset settles, the classroom disappears and what replaces it is a space
Your next cooking fuel might not come from a tank—here’s why
Rising LPG prices are forcing Filipino households to rethink even the most routine part of daily life: cooking. What was once a quiet certainty now comes with a second thought,
Davao’s Durian: The Pungent King That Powers Life and a City’s Heartbeat
Look past the crown of spikes and the smell, and durian tells a story bigger than it seems. In Davao, it moves from fertile orchards to bustling fruit stalls where
Amid the holiday cheer, some hearts skipped a beat—literally.
Lechon on the table, “putok-batok” snacks on the side, beer in hand, and karaoke blasting past midnight—Filipino holidays are all about the feast and the fun. But for some, the
Your new “smart friend” doesn’t know your homework like you do.
Artificial intelligence or AI can now tutor you, quiz you, and even write for you. But where does learning end and shortcuts begin? As AI becomes part of everyday school
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