Day: November 29, 2024
Dapitan City: A Journey Through History and Adventure
Dapitan Cityโa name etched in the minds of Filipinosโholds an iconic place in Philippine history. As the sanctuary of national hero Josรฉ Rizal during his exile, it brims with stories of heroism and patriotism. But Dapitan is more than just a historical footnote; it’s a vibrant destination in Zamboanga del Norte offering diverse experiences for
Too Many Muons? Scientists May Have Found the Missing Piece
Cosmic rays are throwing a curveball at scientists. These high-energy particles, zipping through space at nearly the speed of light, slam into Earth’s upper atmosphere, triggering a cascade of particles. One byproduct, muonsโheavier cousins of electronsโare reaching Earth’s surface in numbers that just donโt add up. Current physics models canโt fully explain why, but a
Marcos Dismisses Impeachment Talk Against VP Duterte as โStorm in a Teacup
MANILA, Philippines โ President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Friday brushed aside talk of an impeachment complaint against Vice President Sara Duterte, saying it would only distract Congress from addressing the needs of ordinary Filipinos. โWhy waste time on it?โ Marcos told reporters. โNone of this will help improve a single Filipino life. As far as
China Uncovers Massive Gold Reserve in Hunan Worth $83 Billion
In a groundbreaking discovery, a high-quality gold deposit containing an estimated 1,000 metric tons of the precious metal has been found in central China, according to state media. Valued at a staggering 600 billion yuan (US$83 billion), this could be the largest and most lucrative gold reserve ever uncovered, surpassing South Africa’s famed South Deep
BARMM Leaders Back Election Delay Amid Suluโs Exclusion: Whatโs at Stake?
Key officials of the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM) have voiced their support for postponing the regionโs first parliamentary elections from May 2025 to May 2026, following a Supreme Court ruling that excluded the island province of Sulu from BARMM. Balancing Progress with Inclusion Despite Suluโs legal exclusion, Presidential Peace Adviser Carlito Galvez
Zamboanga Sibugay Journalists Shine as Fellows in Prestigious Climate Reporting
Two veteran journalists from Zamboanga Sibugay are among of the four Mindanao representatives selected as fellows for the Jaime Espina Klima Correspondents Fellowship, a program dedicated to amplifying stories of climate action and renewable energy transition in the Philippines. Elvie Villarido-Manaytay and Antonio Manaytay, representing the ZS Tribune Today and Sun Times Philippines (now, Daily
Global Police Crackdown Dismantles World’s Largest Piracy Network
In a bold and coordinated strike, police forces across 10 countries have dismantled what is believed to be the worldโs largest piracy network, dealing a major blow to digital piracy. Dubbed Operation Takendown, the massive effort spanned the UK, Bulgaria, Croatia, France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Sweden, Switzerland, and Romania. The network allegedly served pirated
P33 Daily Wage Hike in Zamboanga Peninsula: A Step Forward, But Is It Enough?
Workers in the private sector across the Zamboanga Peninsula are set to receive a โฑ33 increase in their daily minimum wage, according to the new wage order approved by the Regional Tripartite Wages and Productivity Board (RTWPB). The new wage increase brings some relief, but many are questioning whether it truly addresses the financial struggles
Sharon Stone Slams ‘Ignorant’ Trump Voters at Italian Film Festival
Sharon Stone didnโt hold back as she addressed the state of American politics during her appearance at Italyโs Torino Film Festival on Monday, November 25. The legendary Basic Instinct star, now 66, was honored with a lifetime achievement award at the event, but her sharp critique of U.S. voters stole the spotlight. The panel discussion
