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Scientists have known that eating less can help animals live longer. But giving up food—or at least some of it—is easier said than done. So researchers have turned to the next best thing: finding drugs that could trick the body into thinking it’s on a diet, without the hunger pangs.Continue Reading
The Commission on Elections (Comelec) has cancelled the registration of the Duterte Youth Party-list, officially known as Duty to Energize the Republic through the Enlightenment of the Youth Sectoral Party-list Organization, citing multiple violations of registration rules. In a decision promulgated on June 18, 2025, the Comelec Second Division ruledContinue Reading
Navigating the maze of diet dos and don’ts can feel overwhelming in an age of social media fads and conflicting nutrition advice. One moment you’re told to ditch all fruits because of their sugar content; the next, you’re encouraged to eat specific ones for their health perks. So what’s theContinue Reading
Amazon is not just dipping its toes into the waters of artificial intelligence—it’s diving headfirst. In a sweeping internal memo, the company laid out how Generative AI is now embedded in nearly every corner of its operations, from your Alexa device to the backrooms of its logistics network. What beganContinue Reading
How many chargers do you own? In today’s tech-saturated world, we’re surrounded by rechargeable devices — smartphones, laptops, smartwatches, wireless earbuds, e-bikes, and more. Chances are, you have a phone charger permanently plugged in beside your bed and a laptop adapter always ready by your desk. But is it safeContinue Reading
Sine sed diffundi proximus. Super minantia praeter temperiemque scythiam. Posset: nix aliis acervo magni acervo temperiemque formaeque. Pinus locis? Liquidum montibus quia dedit sui orba margine reparabat. Evolvit mundum nuper pontus. Liquidum iunctarum regna pontus totidem freta qui hominum frigore. Tumescere quae suis. Qui quisquis. Omni possedit seductaque sibi. DensiorContinue Reading
Earth’s atmosphere now holds more carbon dioxide than it has in millions — possibly tens of millions — of years, according to new data from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) and scientists at the University of California San Diego. For the first time in recorded history, global averageContinue Reading
