DepEd boosts cooperation with Asean partners for AI-driven digital infra

Tinio: I saw ‘records of comms’ proving Marcos knew insertions, kickbacks

MANILA, Philippines — A House lawmaker on Tuesday alleged that he had seen “records of communications” that would prove that President Marcos Jr. personally knew and facilitated kickbacks from anomalous insertions in the national budget – a critical evidence he said would have been made public had the impeachment complaint against him survived the lower

Supreme Court Justice Leonen airs warning vs overuse of AI

BAGUIO CITY, Philippines — Supreme Court Senior Associate Justice Marvic Leonen cautioned against the overuse of artificial intelligence (AI) in court systems, warning that it can lead to “cognitive offloading” that weakens critical thinking and the ability to form one’s own thoughts. In his speech during the Ombudsman Strategic Planning Session in here on Tuesday,

‘Right love, wrong time’: Sr. Jovy’s story of sacrifice

Every year on Valentine’s Day, love blooms in roses and dinner or movie dates. For Jovy Cendana, who decided to become a religious sister nearly four decades ago, love is weighed not by promises of forever, but by “sacrifice.” Cendana shared during the Diocesan Youth Day of Tagbilaran City in Bohol last year that, a

What travellers need to know about Mexico’s vape rules after new law bans sales

The UK government advises tourists not to pack e-cigarettes if they are visiting the country

Federal judges dismiss three lawsuits against bestselling author

Butcher found guilty of killing ex-girlfriend and cutting her in half before burying her in garden

A Polish turkey butcher who cut her girlfriend in half with a kitchen knife and buried her in a garden more than 15 years ago has been found guilty of murder.