Canva is restructuring its global workforce, affecting 1,271 employees or 22% of its staff, with the impact on its Philippine operations still unclear. Read more »
After 48 years, Emin and Mila’s Canteen in Pagsanjan, Laguna, has closed. The family shares the financial and paperwork burdens that continue after operations stop. Read more »
Bell-Kenz Pharma and the Philippine Sports Commission expand Sagip CPR to train 2,000 national athletes, para-athletes, and coaches in Hands-Only CPR and drowning response. Read more »
A visiting classmate, a secret plan, a change of clothes, and a terrifying mistake. The legend of Teniente Gimo has become one of the Philippines’ best-known aswang stories. But was there ever a real person behind the name? Read more »
Strange eyes, wandering spirits, and a supposed hunger for human flesh. The Berbalang have become a fixture in online monster lists, but their chilling reputation may trace back to one extraordinary nineteenth-century account. Read more »
Palawan health advocates are calling for more reliable protections for people seeking HIV services, warning that fear of discrimination, gossip, and leaked medical information can discourage testing and interrupt treatment. Read more »
