Supplements can be a lifesaver when youโre low on nutrients, but letโs be realโsometimes they do more harm than good. Take the wrong dose, or the wrong kind, and suddenly youโre dealing with bloating, cramps, or worse. Here are 10…
โQueen of Canadaโ: How Filipino immigrant Didulo became a cult figure and was arrested in Saskatchewan
For years, Romana Didulo traveled across Canada in an RV, proclaiming herself the โQueen of Canada.โ She issued decrees on social media declaring that citizens no longer had to pay taxes, mortgages or utility bills. Some followers believed her โ…
New Study Sheds Light on What We See Before We Die
What do you see when you die? Itโs a question as old as humanity itself, whispered in hospital corridors, pondered in philosophy classrooms, and etched into the stories of those who claim to have brushed against death and returned. People…
Wings may break, but Frenchie Mae Cumpioโs fight lives beyond the cage
Frenchie Mae Cumpio was only 20 when she began making waves in Eastern Visayas journalism. As a campus editor, radio commentator, and later head of the alternative media outlet Eastern Vista, she gave voice to typhoon survivors, farmers, and fisherfolk…
No more booklets: Senior citizens can now get drugstore discounts hassle-free
Senior citizens will no longer need to carry those bulky purchase booklets just to enjoy their medicine discounts at pharmacies. The Department of Health (DOH) has ordered all FDA-licensed drugstores to honor the 20% discount for seniors even without the…
DepEd files cases vs 7 private schools over โฑ61.9M โghost studentsโ scam
MANILA, Philippines โ The Department of Education (DepEd) has filed criminal cases against seven private schools accused of collecting millions in subsidies for โghost studentsโ โ non-existent enrollees fraudulently listed as beneficiaries of the governmentโs voucher program. Education Secretary Sonny…
Heart Surgeon Survives Heart Attack After Ignoring Symptoms โ His Warning Could Save Lives
Dr. Jeremy London has spent years opening chests and repairing damaged hearts. But when his own heart cried out for help, he brushed it aside โ until it nearly killed him. London, a heart surgeon in Savannah, Georgia, was the…
Ghost flood control projects bled economy of up to P118.5B โ Recto
MANILA, Philippines โ Corruption in the Department of Public Works and Highwaysโ (DPWH) flood control projects has cost the Philippine economy up to P118.5 billion in just two years, Finance Secretary Ralph Recto said. โBecause of ghost projects, our economy…
When Vitamins Turn Toxic: The Hidden Dangers of Over-Supplementation
Vitamins are often seen as harmless boosters of health โ daily companions to strengthen immunity, sharpen memory, and add energy. But health experts are warning that โtoo much of a good thingโ can, in fact, turn toxic. According to medical…
From Buug to Abu Dhabi: How Anthony Austria built his name as a top architect
ZAMBOANGA SIBUGAY, Philippines โ Anthony Tario Austria grew up in Buug, a quiet town in Zamboanga Sibugay where his mother worked the rice fields and later took on odd jobs in Malaysia to keep the family afloat. Life was difficult,…
Rebel Leader Turns to Ecotourism : How a Former MILF Combatant Found Peace in Zamboanga Sibugay
Eleven years after the government and the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) signed a historic peace agreement, a former rebel leader has reinvented himselfโnot as a fighter, but as an entrepreneur, building an ecotourism destination in a province once synonymous…
Beyond Windows 11: How One Browser Freed Me from Microsoftโs Grip
Windows has been the default operating system for most PC users. It powered everythingโfrom word processors to email clients to music players. But in 2025, that grip feels looser than ever. For many of us, the center of gravity has…






