Diane Joy Galos In a discovery that feels straight out of science fiction, a new mathematical approach suggests that cells, once thought to be beyond saving, could actually be revived.
Joseph Azil Buena The Philippines is navigating the transition to the ‘new normal,’ grappling with the domino effects of the COVID-19 pandemic across various sectors. While the global health emergency
Diane Joy Galos Just when we thought our planet’s oceans were all mapped out, Earth is gearing up for a geography reboot. Say hello to the potential sixth ocean that’s
Jonell Rhae Manalo The Department of Education (DepEd) announced its plans to utilize the P1.055 trillion allocation from the 2025 General Appropriations Act (GAA) through unprogrammed appropriations and other constitutional
Daniela Adelaide Jaimeleen Sol C. Dizon With 50.4% of votes from the people in America, Donald Trump made a historical comeback as he won the presidential bid. Donald Trump was
Ivan Howard Sumauang at Joshua Pasion Setyembre pa lamang, nagpaparamdam na ang simoy ng Pasko sa Pilipinas, kung kaya’t sinasabing sa buong mundo, tayong mga Pinoy raw ang may pinakamahabang
Jerwen Kiev Del Cano To deal with cancer is to decipher one of Mother Nature’s most perplexing puzzles. It is complex and critical to the extremes. But like any other
Ignacius Carell Cruz, Rex Neil Falogme, Akio Mananes, Juan Carlo Mercado, Ernesto Nodado III, Welsh Kendrick Osorio, Gabriel Pascual, Josel Mari Sapitan, Vincent Kierk Tugnao, and Ian Paolo Villacencio The
Jamayka Rhose Pascual, Adi Joaquim Tolentino, Jahreez Octaviano, and Erin Devanadera IF 2024 were a teleserye, it would have been one filled with jaw-dropping twists of political drama, societal upheavals
Joseph Azil Buena The Presidential Communications Office on Dec. 27, citing the Department of Agriculture (DA), reported that retail prices of rice in markets across the National Capital Region have
