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Rich Brian Shares New Single And Music Video “Butterfly”

With his new track "Butterfly," Rich Brian addresses personal flaws, presenting a relatable narrative with a contemporary sound.

Number Of Economically Active Seniors Hits Record High In 2025

In 2025, seniors are stepping up their involvement in the economy, reaching a record high of engagement in various activities, according to officials.

Mercury Hits New Japan Record-High Of 41.8 Celsius In Isesaki

The Japan Meteorological Agency reports Isesaki recorded a historic high of 41.8 degrees Celsius, signaling extreme weather patterns.

Five Reasons An Art Gallery Date Is A Brilliant Idea

Looking for a first date idea that feels effortless yet engaging? An art gallery offers the perfect mix of culture, conversation, and quiet connection.

Competence Isn’t Enough When You’re a Woman

Women aren’t just expected to lead — they’re expected to perform likeable leadership every step of the way.

Ed Sheeran Surprises Fans With New Song “Sapphire”

Fans are expressing their love for Ed Sheeran's freshly released single, "Sapphire."

Emilio Daez And Sean Tristan’s Almost-Kiss In “Love At First Spike” Leaves Viewers Hanging

Viewers are captivated by the unresolved tension between Uno and Jared in “Love At First Spike,” thanks to the powerful performances by Emilio Daez and Sean Tristan.

Russia Registers, Uses Vaccine Against Bladder Cancer

Imuron-vac, a vaccine developed in Russia for bladder cancer, is now registered for use in post-surgical patient care.

Japan Logs Hottest July For 3rd Year In Row

Japan's temperatures soar again in July, breaking records for the third consecutive year, prompting calls for climate action.

Pope To Young Pilgrims: ‘Be A Message Of Hope’

The Pope invited young pilgrims to shine as a beacon of hope as they gather for the 2025 Jubilee of Youth in Rome.

United States Agrees To 15% Tariffs On South Korea

Following negotiations, the US has settled on 15% tariffs for South Korea, serving as a foundation for stronger trade relations.

Japan’s Oldest Person Dies At 114

The country reflects on the life of Miyoko Hiroyasu, who died at 114, a symbol of longevity and perseverance.

Tsunami Warning Issued To Pacific Areas Of Japan After Kamchatka Quake

The Japan Meteorological Agency has issued a tsunami warning for various Pacific coastal areas, including Hokkaido, following the recent Kamchatka quake.

8.7 Magnitude Quake Hits Off Russian Far East, Tsunami Warning Issued

In a rare seismic event, an 8.7 magnitude quake struck off Russia's coast, causing panic and power disruptions in nearby cities.

United States President Trump To Russia: Seal Ukraine Deal In 10 Days Or Face Tariffs

The clock is ticking as Trump challenges Russia to secure a Ukraine deal in 10 days, or face import tariffs.

Ichiro Suzuki Inducted Into Hall Of Fame

At the Hall of Fame induction ceremony, Ichiro Suzuki made history as the first Asian player to earn this recognition in Cooperstown.

‘Yokai’ Come To Life In Immersive Exhibit In Nagoya

The traditional beings of Japanese folklore, yokai, are reimagined in a new digital exhibit in Nagoya.

China Begins Construction Of World’s Largest Hydropower Station

China has begun work on its largest hydropower project yet in Tibet's Yarlung Zangbo River gorge, promising a significant energy boost.

United States President Trump Announces ‘Massive’ Trade Deal With Japan

US President Trump confirms a major trade deal with Japan, boosting prospects for stronger economic collaboration.

Japan Average Life Expectancy Flat In 2024

Japan's health ministry reports that the average life expectancy for 2024 shows little variance from the past year.

Japan’s Ruling Coalition Loses Upper House Majority

With the recent election results, Japan’s ruling coalition must now navigate a Parliament without a majority in the upper chamber.

NASA’s Workforce To Shrink By 21% To About 14K

Cheryl Warner from NASA shares that the agency will reduce its workforce by 21%, resulting in about 14,000 employees.

Magnitude 7.2 Quake Hits Eastern Coast Of Russia’s Kamchatka Region

A 7.2 magnitude earthquake was recorded off the eastern coast of Russia's Kamchatka region, drawing focus to seismic activity in the area.

9 New Sites Nominated For UNESCO World Heritage Sites List

The World Heritage Committee in Bulgaria is reviewing nine new sites for potential inclusion on the UNESCO World Heritage List.

Millions Under Flood Alerts, Heat Warnings Across US, Reports Say

With flood alerts and heat warnings issued, millions in the US prepare for challenging weather conditions this weekend, according to NBC News.

Mount Fuji Opens To Climbers On Shizuoka Side

Mount Fuji's Shizuoka trails are now open to climbers, providing a perfect opportunity for a memorable outdoor experience.

Sand, Dust Storms Worsening, Affecting 330M Globally

The World Meteorological Organization reports that the frequency and intensity of sand and dust storms are rising, jeopardizing millions' health and livelihoods worldwide.

2025 Polls: Foreign Worker Policies In Spotlight

Foreign worker policies take center stage in Japan’s upcoming elections as public anxiety over crime increases, sparking vital conversations.

President Trump Says United States To Impose 35% Tariffs On Canada Starting August 1

On August 1, President Trump will roll out a 35% tariff on imports from Canada, highlighting ongoing trade tensions.

United States State Department To Issue Layoff Notices Amid Downsizing Plans

Employees at the US State Department will receive layoffs notifications soon as part of the ongoing reduction plan.

Japan, United States, Philippines Oppose Maritime Coercion

In a united front, Japan, the United States, and the Philippines reject maritime coercion and the risks it poses to stability.

Japan To Strengthen Economic Cooperation With ASEAN

Takeshi Iwaya, Japan's Foreign Minister, reaffirmed the nation's desire to enhance economic relations with ASEAN at a gathering in Kuala Lumpur.

Climate Change Reduces Milk Yields Worldwide

A recent study finds that climate change is slashing milk production globally, as increased temperatures affect even the best-equipped dairy operations.

Russia-ASEAN Summit To Be Held In October

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov confirmed that the Russia-ASEAN summit is scheduled for October in Malaysia.

DHSUD Reforms Extend To Attached Agencies Under PBBM’s Housing Vision

Under President Marcos Jr.'s leadership, DHSUD is driving reforms to promote affordable housing across the nation.

SRA Oks 424K Metric Tons Sugar Imports To Ensure Sufficient Supply, Stocks

The approval from SRA for 424K metric tons of sugar aims to stabilize supply amidst growing demand.

PBBM: Goal Is Free, Fully Subsidized Healthcare For Filipinos

PBBM's administration is striving to implement fully subsidized healthcare, easing the burden of out-of-pocket payments for patients.

Senator Cayetano Pushes For Nationwide Establishment Of Elderly Care Centers

With his new bill, Senator Cayetano seeks to implement wellness and care centers for senior citizens, highlighting their essential needs amidst an aging population.

Secretary Teodoro Sees Involvement Of New Zealand Forces In Philippine Drills With Key Allies

Secretary Teodoro suggests that New Zealand forces could engage in military activities with the Philippines and partner nations.

DBM Sees Better, Faster Services With Open Governance In LGUs

According to the DBM, open governance in LGUs is key to quicker and more responsive services for citizens.

DOH Continues Payment To Hospitals, Urges Compliance With Universal Health Care Act

The DOH is committed to reconciling hospital payables, urging compliance with the Universal Health Care Act.

Government To Work Harder To Generate More Jobs For Filipinos, Says Palace

The Palace assures more employment opportunities for Filipinos, signaling the Marcos administration's commitment to job creation as the labor market shows growth.

Factors To Be Considered In Acquiring Japanese Warships

DND Secretary Gilberto Teodoro Jr. emphasized that factors need to be weighed before deciding on Japanese warship acquisitions.

DSWD Assists More Than 12K Child Laborers Via SHIELD Program

The DSWD has provided support to over 12,000 child laborers via the SHIELD Program from 2021 to 2024.

BINI Comes Home With “Here With You” Fan Meet At Jam-Packed MOA Arena

The atmosphere was electric as BINI interacted with fans during their special homecoming event at the MOA Arena.

Anne, Joshua & Carlo Face Pain, Love & Healing In PH Adaptation Of “It’s Okay To Not Be Okay”

The Philippine adaptation brings a fresh perspective to the original story, captivating both new viewers and fans of the original series.

Heavy Rains Still Beneficial For Rice Planting Season

The Department of Agriculture states that heavy rains can play a positive role in rice planting this season, addressing doubts from the community.

1K Monthly Allowance For All Students Sought

In her latest initiative, Senator Loren Legarda pushes for a PHP1,000 monthly allowance for students, emphasizing the importance of education investment.

Department Of Agriculture Vows Sustained Pro-Consumer Programs To Address Hunger

The Department of Agriculture remains dedicated to enhancing consumer programs in response to escalating hunger challenges.

Social Skills For Success As Taught By Dale Carnegie

In a world where relationships shape both happiness and success, mastering social skills is essential. Dale Carnegie’s How to Win Friends and Influence People provides a foolproof blueprint.