HANDHELD HOPE: AI tech to strengthen PH’s flood defenses
Diane Joy Galos Almost 75 percent of the country’s 116.8 million people reside in areas at risk of natural hazards which makes the Philippines highly susceptible to typhoons, storm surges,
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Thailand, Malaysia lead ASEAN at Summer World Universiade ‘25
Southeast Asian athletes delivered spirited performances at the 2025 FISU Summer World University Games, held from July 16 to 27 at Rhine-Ruhr, Germany. After double-digit days of games, Thailand led
Unli kape para forever young?
Mainit na kape sa umaga, iced coffee sa hapon—sa bawat lagok, gising ang katawan. Pero lingid sa kaalaman ng marami, sa likod ng sarap at sigla ay may posibilidad pa
Scientists reveal the deadliest cyclones during Habagat never even hit land
Tropical cyclones forming far from the Philippines, which travel northeast without making landfall, have been found to cause more rainfall in Luzon and Visayas, challenging the belief that only landfalling
Not all heroes wear capes—some are large metal machines orbiting Earth
What lurks in the dark ends of the atmosphere remains the hero of our modern life. Neither a bird nor a plane, but an artificial satellite responsible for communication relay,
New witness backs missing sabungeros whistleblower
A second civilian witness has surfaced to support whistleblower Julie “Totoy” Patidongan’s allegations in the case of the missing sabungeros, Justice Secretary Jesus Crispin Remulla announced on July 30. Remulla
New brain cell tech advances ethical treatment for memory loss
‘To forgive and forget’ is not exactly the case with Alzheimer’s disease. As one of the most researched illnesses, scientists have long been on a quest to unlock its mysteries.
Atong Ang faces murder, serious illegal detention raps over missing sabungeros
Businessman Charlie “Atong” Ang and several others are now facing complaints of murder and serious illegal detention in connection with the disappearance of dozens of cockfighting aficionados, according to the
Aquino wants education system reforms within 3 years
Senator Bam Aquino stressed the need for collective effort to uplift Philippine education, stressing that reforms must be carried out effectively in the next three years. His remarks came following
Making big brother bigger
It all starts with a dream. A dream of telling their own stories, wading through the crowd, and making it to the clamor of the big stage, which can all
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