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Second Lady Usha Vance launches the 2025 Summer Reading Challenge to promote youth literacy and address the decline in student reading scores.
The Primal Hunter offers busy adult gamers a LitRPG experience that recreates the progression, character builds, loot and exploration of classic role-playing…
Senate Bill 2387, which extends the term of Barangay and SK officials to five years and effectively postpones the November elections, has passed its second…
DepEd is seeking P15.98 billion to continue the ARAL Program after struggling readers dropped by two-thirds, from 6.7 million to 2.2 million, in School Year…
The House of Representatives has approved on second reading the Local Universities and Colleges (LUCs) Governance Act, a bill to strengthen governance,…
Before Pinterest mood boards and perfectly curated coffee tables, there was one home essential that quietly gave every space its soul: books.
The Senate has approved JV Ejercito’s Magna Carta for Barangay Health Workers on final reading, a landmark bill granting BHWs formal recognition, minimum…
Just because you received more than 50 percent of the votes in 2022 or have high trust ratings does not give you a license to threaten people or utter words…
Southeast Asia is home to some of today’s most exciting storytellers. Across its 11 countries are writers who tackle everything — from identity and family to…
San Nicolas expands its “Give Me A Book” literacy program, providing Filipino reading materials to public elementary students to help address learning gaps and…
Enemies-to-lovers romances have always had their fans, but The Hating Game helped redefine the modern workplace romance.
Bea Alonzo’s 2021 tarot reading vlog has resurfaced after her surprise civil wedding to billionaire Vincent Co. The video shows tarot reader Niki Vizcarra…
The public is invited to watch VLF staged readings for free throughout the festival.
Bookish challenge: CAN YOU READ ONE BOOK A MONTH?