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‘You are limitless’: She Talks Asia Summit 2024 champions breaking stereotypes
Play Video MANILA, Philippines – Founded by Iza Calzado, Lynn Pinugu, Bianca Gonzalez, Victoria Herrera, and Sarah Meier, She Talks Asia has been organizing annual summits led by notable women, for...
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Refill hubs ‘win-win’ solution for sari-sari store owners, buyers
MANILA, Philippines – Installing refill systems in small stores are a win-win solution for both owners and consumers, said a recent report from environmental organization Greenpeace Philippines. The...
View ArticleHere’s what you need to know about pertussis or whooping cough
MANILA, Philippines – Several local government units have declared localized outbreaks of pertussis or whooping cough. In Filipino, it’s called “tuspirina” or “ubong-dalahit.” The disease is...
View ArticleJalen Green, Rockets race to 7th straight win amid Bulls fracas
Jalen Green scored 26 points, Dillon Brooks added 23, and three reserves scored in double figures as the Houston Rockets extended their winning streak to seven games with a 127-117 victory over the...
View ArticleCebu City mayor files complaint vs Gwen Garcia over BRT stoppage
CEBU, Philippines – Cebu City Mayor Mike Rama has filed an administrative complaint before the Office of the President against Cebu Governor Gwen Garcia for alleged abuse of authority in halting civil...
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Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses priced at P29,990 in PH, pre-orders open
MANILA, Philippines – The second-generation Ray-Ban Meta Smart Glasses will officially be available in the Philippines through the SM Store at a price of P29,990. Pre-orders are ongoing, but no...
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We took the vivo V30 Pro’s ZEISS Triple Main Camera on a test run
TL,DR: If you’re looking for a reasonably priced flagship phone that is stylish, performs well, and more importantly, has a great camera system, the vivo V30 Pro might be what you’re looking for. Need...
View Article[OPINION] The First Mode conundrum
Despite the hype by some of our lawmakers, there is no fourth mode for amending or revising the 1987 Constitution. While Fr. Joaquin Bernas, S.J. did mention the words “fourth mode” in his columns, it...
View ArticleFresh off Grammy success, South African star Tyla releases debut album
NEW YORK, USA – South African singer-songwriter Tyla releases her self-titled debut album on Friday, fresh off her win at the Grammy Awards last month. The 22-year-old found success last year,...
View ArticleUN adopts first global artificial intelligence resolution
The United Nations General Assembly on Thursday, March 21, unanimously adopted the first global resolution on artificial intelligence that encourages countries to safeguard human rights, protect...
View ArticleElite Russian hackers targeting German politicians, Google warns
Elite hackers tied to Russian intelligence last month targeted several German political parties with an eye toward burrowing into their networks and stealing data, according to an alert released by...
View ArticleSweet repeat: Letran bags back-to-back NCAA juniors basketball crowns
MANILA, Philippines – After ending a 22-year championship drought last season, the Letran Squires made it two in a row this time. Dominant in the decider, Letran rolled past Perpetual Help, 93-76, in...
View ArticleBetter late than never: Hodge proud to crack PBA All-Star Game for 1st time
BACOLOD, Philippines – They say good things come when you least expect them. That proved to be true for Meralco veteran Cliff Hodge as he got named PBA All-Star for the first time in his 12-year...
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Foreign governments stand with Philippines after latest incident in Ayungin...
MANILA, Philippines – Foreign governments on Saturday, March 23, rallied behind the Philippines after the China Coast Guard again used water cannons against a Philippine vessel on a routine rotation...
View ArticleScience is boring? Not for this creative team working on disaster resilience
MANILA, Philippines – When Chris Sanchez tries to think of the best ways to communicate science, he tests his ideas on their most important audience: children. “I would show them what’s on our...
View ArticleFirst in 56 years: Japan’s Sakamoto claims world figure skating three-peat
Japan’s Kaori Sakamoto retained the figure skating world title with a stellar performance in Montreal on Friday, March 22, and became the first woman to win three straight crowns since American Peggy...
View ArticleThe Green Report: Celine Murillo advocates for native trees, one TikTok at a...
MANILA, Philippines – You may have seen her content on Philippine native trees while doomscrolling on your timeline. The visuals of various flora and fauna are soothing to the eyes and educating...
View ArticleBarangay Guinhalinan created in Barobo, Surigao del Sur
MANILA, Philippines – President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has signed into law Republic Act No. 11986, which creates Barangay Guinhalinan in the municipality of Barobo, Surigao del Sur. The newly created...
View ArticleNCAA juniors champ, Finals MVP Manalili basks on day full of wins
MANILA, Philippines – Jonathan ‘Titing’ Manalili is a certified winner. Few hours removed from leading the Letran Squires to their second straight NCAA juniors basketball championship, Manalili...
View ArticleChina blocks use of Intel and AMD chips in government computers – report
China has introduced guidelines to phase out US microprocessors from Intel and AMD from government personal computers and servers, the Financial Times reported on Sunday, March 24. The procurement...
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