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DepEd Seeks Nearly ₱1 Trillion Budget for 2027 as Education Takes Center Stage

DepEd Requests ₱975.96 Billion for 2027 Budget Amid Push for Bigger Education Funding DEPED – A nearly ₱1 trillion budget request from the Department of Education (DepEd) is now being presented before the House of Representatives for the 2027 fiscal year. The Department of Education has formally requested a proposed budget allocation of ₱975.96 billion ... Read more

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Lyca Gairanod On Her Political Views: “Bakit niyo ba ako pinapakialaman?”

Lyca Gairanod spoke about recent allegations The Voice Kids Philippines grand champion Lyca Gairanod used a TikTok Live to tell netizens to mind their own business after facing a wave of online criticism. Lyca entered the entertainment industry when she was just nine years old. After winning the singing competition, she earned a recording contract ... Read more

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Kakai Bautista Calls Out People Who Oppose Pax Silica but Use AI Daily

Kakai Bautista Challenges Anti-Pax Silica Users Over Their AI Use KAKAI BAUTISTA – The actress and comedian called out social media users who oppose Pax Silica but frequently use and share artificial intelligence (AI)-generated content. In a Facebook post on Sunday, September 20, Kakai pointed out what she described as a contradiction among people who ... Read more

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Typhoon Dujuan leaves two dead, 46,000 houses without power in Japan

TOKYO, Japan — Typhoon Dujuan left at least two people dead and five injured in Japan, while thousands of houses near Tokyo remained without power after the storm swept through the region, authorities said Tuesday. The typhoon moved away from Japan’s coast and out into the Pacific by morning, allowing authorities to lift or downgrade

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