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Samsung officially pulled the curtain back on its Galaxy S25 Ultra at the big global launch event on January 23, and as expected, the S Pen was front and center. But this time, Samsung threw in a few surprises, and not all of them are winning fans over. Let’s talkContinue Reading
The Philippines is hinting at a significant shift in its stance toward the International Criminal Court (ICC) investigation into thousands of killings during the controversial “war on drugs,” a probe that could potentially see former President Rodrigo Duterte face charges of crimes against humanity. Rodrigo Duterte rose to power inContinue Reading
Have you ever paused to wonder how life might look if a pastor prioritized their identity as a Christian over their role as a pastor? At first glance, it might seem obvious—of course, being a Christian should come first. Our identity in Christ shapes who we are, while our ministryContinue Reading
Mark Zuckerberg, the head honcho at Meta, is stirring up the tech world with a bold prediction: smart glasses could soon replace smartphones as our go-to gadget. For nearly 30 years, smartphones have dominated our lives, evolving from simple communication tools into powerful mini-computers. But Zuckerberg’s vision suggests that eraContinue Reading
The lawyer behind the third impeachment complaint against Vice President Sara Duterte didn’t hold back when reacting to a massive “peace rally” in Manila on Monday, January 13. “Filipinos are for peace, but we are NOT stupid,” lawyer Amando Virgil Ligutan wrote in a fiery X post Monday night. EmphasizingContinue Reading
The Philippines has emerged as a vital player in Asia’s growth story with a population exceeding 115 million and an economy that continues to gain momentum. Larger economies such as China and India often overshadowed it. But the archipelago nation presents unique characteristics that could make it a bellwether forContinue Reading
The Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR) is raising alarms over the Supreme Court’s (SC) decision to allow commercial fishing in municipal waters, pointing to a growing body of evidence that overfishing is threatening the sustainability of the nation’s marine ecosystems and the livelihoods of small-scale fishermen. Recent studiesContinue Reading
