One of the most overlooked natural bodily changes is the gradual weakening of bones and muscles. We need to take extra care of our body because it naturally undergo changes that affect strength, mobility, and overall health as we age. Read more »
Despite the passage of a national law prohibiting child marriage, the practice continues to persist in parts of the Bangsamoro region, primarily due to poverty, cultural traditions, and weak enforcement of the law. Read more »
The Philippines is pressing ahead with its nuclear energy roadmap, aiming to generate its first nuclear-powered electricity by 2032. Read more »
Students from Patin-ay National High School (PNHS) in Prosperidad, Agusan del Sur, brought honor to the Philippines after winning gold and bronze medals at the 2025 World Smart Industry Expo. Read more »
The Masinloc and Oyon Bay Protected Landscape and Seascape (MOBPLS) has been recognized as the country’s top locally managed marine protected area, winning first place in the 2025 Para El Mar Awards held in Iloilo City. Read more »
When thousands of Filipinos filled the streets for the Trillion Peso March, the energy was undeniable. Voices rose in chants, drums echoed through the crowd, but it was the placards—handwritten, painted, and creatively crafted—that captured the heartbeat of the protest. Read more »
