Ukraine is on edge as the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant is shelled
Local officials reported on Sunday (August 28) that Russian artillery shot at Ukrainian settlements across the river from the Zaporizhzhia
Artemis: NASA ready to launch first rocket to moon since 1972
NASA is launching, for the first time in 50 years, first rocket that will ferry humans to and from the
Biden administration puts an end to free at home Covid tests
The United States government has decided to pull the plug on its free at home Covid-19 test program this week.
“Climate catastrophe” floods in Pakistan claim over 1000 lives
The widespread flooding in Pakistan has claimed more than 1,000 lives since mid-June, as the country’s climate minister has called
The F1 Singapore Grand Prix is expected to draw the largest crowd since 2008
It is anticipated that all available tickets will be purchased for the Formula One Singapore Grand Prix, which will result
Jollibee Times Square brings Filipino fried chicken to the international stage
Many Filipinos living outside of the country find that the flavor of Jollibee brings back memories of “back home.” Recently,
How insects can help in tackling climate change?
Scientists new finding can provide a revolutionary and sustainable solution towards fighting the climate change. According to a new research,
Covid-19 rebound may be more common than suggested by data
As the coronavirus continues to evolve, the number of treatment options against the new variants that remain effective have dwindled.
Russia rejects final document of UN nuclear disarmament treaty
Late Friday, Russia rejected the agreement on the final document of UN nuclear disarmament treaty’s four week review, that had
Why are these books banned by governments?
There are many controversial books that have been banned by many governments around the world over many decades. Recent attack
