Month: October 2025
Vitamin D May Help Slow Biological Aging, New Study Finds
A recent study suggests that a familiar supplement—vitamin D—could play a powerful role in slowing the biological aging process. Science can’t reverse chronological aging (your actual age in years). That is a given. But researchers are making strides in understanding how to preserve cellular health and delay the effects of aging at a biological level.
Nokia Returns to Flagship Arena, Introduces Beam Mini 2025
Nokia is back — and it’s not just dipping a toe into the market. With the Beam Mini 2025, the brand once known for its indestructible phones has officially re-entered the flagship scene. This new compact powerhouse blends Nokia’s classic reliability with top-tier modern specs, and the result is… surprisingly impressive. Power Under the Hood
Rare Harvest Supermoon to Illuminate Night Sky — First Supermoon of 2025
Skywatchers are in for a celestial treat as the Harvest Supermoon, the first supermoon of 2025, rises tonight, October 7. The event promises a spectacular display as the Moon appears noticeably larger and brighter than usual, glowing in a warm golden hue as it ascends the eastern horizon. A supermoon occurs when the Moon reaches
Opinion I Is Jesus Still Relevant in the Post-Modern Age?
Is Jesus still relevant today? Across the world — from the quiet towns of the Philippines to the sprawling cities of the West — fewer people are going to church. Fewer still identify with organized religion. According to the Pew Research Center, around 28% of U.S. adults now describe themselves as religiously unaffiliated — a
Zamboanga Sibugay Army battalion gets new commander
ZAMBOANGA SIBUGAY – The 1st Infantry Division (1ID) of the Philippine Army has implemented a leadership change in the 106th Infantry Battalion (106IB) based in the province. Lieutenant Colonel Ezrael Oloan formally assumed command of the 106IB, succeeding Lieutenant Colonel Leo Christopher Cunanan, during a Change of Command Ceremony held on Tuesday, September 30, at
Over 400 residents join SMI-backed feeding program in Tampakan
KORONADAL CITY, Philippines – More than 400 residents of Barangay Liberty in Tampakan, South Cotabato benefited from a community feeding program jointly organized by local leaders and Sagittarius Mines Incorporated (SMI) on September 19. Barangay officials led by Chairman Noli Jalagat said the feeding event, held during the Maskalaya Festival, served children, pregnant women, and
SSS launches new MySSS Card that doubles as debit card
MANILA, Philippines – The Social Security System (SSS) has rolled out its new MySSS Card, an identification card that also works as a debit card for members’ transactions. The MySSS Card will serve as the default disbursement account for members to receive their benefits, pensions, and loans. It partners with Rizal Commercial Banking Corporation (RCBC)
Blockchain is not the enemy – governance is
The government’s sudden love affair with blockchain has sparked both optimism and skepticism. Senator Bam Aquino filed Senate Bill 1330, “An Act Mandating The Establishment And Implementation Of A National Budget Blockchain System To Enhance Transparency, Accountability, And Public Participation In The Philippine Budget Process” or the Philippine National Budget Blockchain Act. The bill seeks
16 Hidden Island Gems in the Philippines You Need to Visit
The Philippines is a dream for island lovers, boasting over 7,000 islands scattered across turquoise waters. While Boracay, Cebu, Siargao, and El Nido dominate Instagram feeds, the country still have 16 island gems that hide countless secret escapes far from the tourist trail. Are you a traveler seeking raw beauty, quiet beaches, and authentic local
7 Things You Should Know About Earthquakes — and Why the Pacific Ring of Fire Matters
When the ground shakes, it reminds us how fragile life can be. Earthquakes strike without warning, shattering homes, claiming lives, and testing the resilience of communities. Around the world, millions live under this constant threat — and many of them are in countries that sit right on the volatile Pacific Ring of Fire. Here are
What really happens when you talk to ChatGPT
Every time you open ChatGPT and type a message, it feels like you’re simply chatting with an AI that instantly knows what to say. But behind the smooth, conversational replies is a complex process that happens in seconds — one that involves cloud servers, predictive algorithms, and multiple safety nets. From your screen to the
25 Moro villagers in Bangsamoro town to undergo free eye surgeries
COTABATO CITY – Twenty-five Moro residents in Barangay Gokotan, Malidegao town, to undergo free eye surgeries through the initiative of Bangsamoro parliament member and concurrent Health Minister Kadil Sinolinding Jr. Local officials said the patients, who suffer from cataract and pterygium, were among the 211 villagers who benefitted from a medical mission on September 30.
