Ian Paolo Villacencio The Department of Education (DepEd) has lodged criminal complaints against seven private schools accused of claiming subsidies for “ghost beneficiaries” under the Senior High School (SHS) Voucher Program.
Trisha Anne Segumban The Commission in Higher Education’s (CHED) Tertiary Education Subsidy (TES) program comes under fire after the data presented shows that more than 500,000 students have not received
KZ Galvan As mandated by the Constitution, the Philippines’ education sector shall receive the largest allocated budget in history, earmarking ₱1.224 trillion under the proposed FY 2026 national budget. This
Diane Joy Galos Scientists from the University of the Philippines Diliman announced that they created an artificial intelligence (AI) model to forecast rainfall from tropical cyclones. The study, published on
Shean Jeryza Alibin, Soraine Noel & Angeline Ashlee Marquez As our world continues to evolve, stories and narratives are constantly being reimagined, reinterpreted, and rewritten. Like all cultural artifacts, messages
Danniell Domingo In Quezon Province, residents can trade plastic bottles for WiFi access through an innovative vendo machine, a project aimed at reducing plastic waste while promoting sustainability. With only
Team Philippines’ campaign at the 2025 World Boxing Championships opened with both triumph and heartbreak as Carlo Paalam and Junmilardo Ogayre scored convincing victories, while women’s flyweight Ofelia Magno was
Daniel Piamonte Doctors and mental health professionals are definitely not paid enough for the expectations of being mind-readers who can easily understand the underlying conditions of their patients. With people
The Philippines’ U16 squad saw its historic quarterfinal streak come to an end after bowing to Bahrain, 79-66, in the knockout phase of the 2025 FIBA U16 Asia Cup at
Whether it’s hot americanos or iced lattes, Ex-Preso pours more than just coffee— it serves second chances. This coffee cart in Muntinlupa City is part of an initiative that has
