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From ink-drinking punishments in medieval China to forced workplace squats, unusual penalties have sparked attention over the centuries, with one employee…

Apart from the floods, the extreme weather has also resulted in multiple class suspensions, consequently leading to extended disruptions to learning.

Severe downpours and knee-to-neck-deep floods submerge multiple Pampanga towns, stranding commuters and entering homes as disaster officials issue an extreme…

Incoming NCRPO OIC Brig. Gen. Christopher Abrahano warns parents and schools about online violent and nihilistic grooming and urges early intervention to…

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. said extreme rainfall is becoming a “new normal” due to climate change as the government upgrades drainage systems and develops…

Extreme heat forecasts reaching 43°C prompted Cagayan de Oro and Misamis Oriental officials to suspend public school classes as PAGASA warned of dangerous heat…


The Philippine DOJ is urging a new law to criminalize online grooming and recruitment of children for violent extremism, citing gaps in current cybercrime,…

The shift reflects growing fatigue around what the beauty industry often refers to as the ‘Instagram face.’

Evidence suggested the animal ‘unlocked the window on its own’ to flee.

Sen. Sherwin Gatchalian clarifies that the Senate’s teleconferencing rule applies only in true force majeure cases, such as a pandemic, and not to situations…

PAGASA is tracking two low-pressure areas and intense easterlies that will bring rains, thunderstorms and dangerous heat across the Philippines this weekend.…


Communities were reminded to stock up on essentials like flashlights, batteries, food and water in case of power interruptions.

‘We must exit this road to ruin.’

China’s north is wilting under some of the year’s hottest weather


