Can the Philippines really go nuclear? Breaking down the energy debate
Nuclear talk in the Philippines feels like a sequel nobody greenlit, yet the theater stays full. The ghost of the...
Can Filipino diet staples like rice and tilapia actually be superfoods?
Let’s be real: nothing screams “Pinoy meal” louder than a mountain of rice and a slab of tilapia. But here’s...
Bermuda Triangle vanishings traced to rogue waves in new study
For decades, the Bermuda Triangle has been the ocean’s most famous horror story. Planes vanish. Ships sink. Legends pile up....
Why Manila drains you of energy even when you’re doing nothing
Breathing should not feel like hard work, but in Metro Manila, it often does. Many residents report constant fatigue, even...
South Korea freezes ₱28.7B PH bridges loan over graft concerns
South Korea suspended a ₩700 billion (₱28.7 billion) loan meant to fund hundreds of Philippine bridges after corruption concerns surfaced....
McGregor banned from ballot: Ireland’s deputy PM moves to crush outsider bids for president
Irish politics just went full-contact sport. Simon Harris, Ireland’s Tánaiste and Fine Gael leader, ordered his party councillors to block...
Black Lives Matter supporter from Ukraine stabbed to death by black man on US train
How far can you run from violence before it finds you again? For Iryna Zarutska, the answer came on a...
Pope Leo XIV canonizes Carlo Acutis — the first millennial saint and ‘God’s influencer’
A saint in sneakers just made history. Carlo Acutis, the 15-year-old who coded websites about miracles, has been declared the...
Colorado faces ‘Last of Us’ moment as virus warps wild rabbits
If you thought the “Last of Us” nightmare was just for gamers, think again — Colorado’s got its own creepy...
Why do Filipinos fall for online shopping scams?
The yellow basket is calling, the “Add to Cart” button is glowing, and your e-wallet is practically begging to be...
