Marcos’ SONA 2026: How to follow Rappler’s special coverage
Here are ways you can stay ahead and tune in to Rappler’s special coverage of SONA 2026
Here are ways you can stay ahead and tune in to Rappler’s special coverage of SONA 2026
‘Let us reserve our natural resources and mineral resources for our own agricultural modernization and industries,’ CenPEG director Bobby Tuazon says at their annual forum on the state of the presidency ahead of President Marcos’ 5th SONA
Gerald Bantag, Harry Roque, Atong Ang, Zaldy Co, and Bato dela Rosa. These are the high-profile fugitives that the Marcos administration has yet to arrest.
OpenAI’s rogue AI agent breaches Hugging Face, raising urgent questions about cybersecurity and oversight in the rapidly evolving AI landscape.
As she enters her fifth year, rapper Illest Morena now carries herself differently, molded by countless experiences that only a woman in a largely male-dominated space could have
Reporting on the US-backed AI initiative reveals a story that stretches beyond technology — to protests, geopolitics, and the fight over the narrative
For nearly 120 years, Mirador Hill has been home to one of the Philippines’ oldest earthquake observation sites. Hidden inside the Mirador Jesuit Villa, the seismic station has survived war, reconstruction, technological revolutions, and even the devastating July 16, 1990, Luzon earthquake that crippled much of the city.
The letter from Nvidia and other companies acknowledges the concerns about technology theft but argues they should be addressed ‘through targeted legal and commercial frameworks rather than sweeping restrictions’
Dragged for 25 kilometers before collapsing on a highway in Misamis Oriental, Kabang begins his journey back to health with the help of PETA and his veterinarian-turned-guardian, Dr. Steve Ternura
The next stop for some worn-out Philippine banknotes is not the shredder or the landfill, but the classroom