• Finance

    Crypto Comeback or Caution Zone? What Smart Investors Are Doing This Year

    Image by Pierre Borthiry of Unsplash The cryptocurrency world is never short on drama. After a brutal winter that saw Bitcoin crash, FTX collapse, and regulatory crackdowns tighten globally, 2025 is shaping up to be a year of cautious optimism. Prices are inching back up, headlines are turning hopeful, and retail investors are watching closely, wondering: is this the big comeback or just another bull trap? Whether you’re a seasoned crypto holder or just dipping your toes into blockchain waters, it’s smart to understand where the market stands today and, more importantly, what the savviest investors are actually doing. The…

  • Sports

    3 grassroots sports advocates to receive ORLACSAN Award

     CEBU CITY, Philippines –   Three advocates of grassroots sports development will receive the ORLACSAN Award in the forthcoming 39th Sportswriters Association of Cebu-San Miguel Beer (SAC-SMB) Cebu Sports Awards on April26 at the Cube Wing of SM City Seaside.     First given in 1996, the Orlacsan Award is named after the legendary Cebuano sportswriter and editor Orlando C. Sanchez. It was conceptualized to honor individuals who have shown selfless dedication in their respective fields and made a positive impact with their notable works that go beyond sports.     That’s exactly what boxing coach Edito “ALA” Villamor, basketball patron…

  • Health

    Harmful Chemicals Are Flooding the US Food Supply

    Food is one of the biggest industries in America. According to a report from CBS News Health Watch, it’s estimated that Americans spend a total of $1.7 trillion every year on food and beverages. However, there’s a big issue lurking underneath that most people don’t know. “American food companies keep secret much of what they put in their products,” the report indicated.1 For decades, food companies have taken advantage of a regulatory loophole known as the Generally Recognized as Safe (GRAS) rule, which allows manufacturers to determine the safety of their own additives without requiring FDA (U.S. Food and Drug…

  • Business

    Adobe Debuts Powerful New AI Features in Premiere Pro to Revolutionize Video Editing

    Adobe has officially launched a suite of new AI-powered tools across its flagship video editing products, including Premiere Pro, After Effects, and Frame.io. Headlining the announcement is Generative Extend, now generally available and powered by Adobe’s Firefly Video Model, which enables editors to instantly generate and extend the length of video and audio clips in 4K and vertical formats. The launch also includes Media Intelligence in Premiere Pro, an AI feature that allows editors to search through terabytes of footage in seconds, and Caption Translation, which instantly localizes captions in 27 languages. These advancements are now available to video professionals…

  • Business

    Okta CEO: AI Will Lead to More Software Engineers, Not Less

    Dario Amodei, the CEO of $61 billion AI startup Anthropic, said last month that AI will take over coding for software engineers within a year. Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg said in January that Meta was developing AI that could code as well as a mid-level engineer this year. Last month, Sam Altman said that eventually, fewer software engineers would be needed. Meanwhile, a recent Pew Research survey found that half of AI experts predicted the technology would lead to fewer software development jobs over the next two decades. But despite so many CEOs and experts predicting that AI will replace,…

  • Sports

    Oliva Miles to TCU and Ta’Niya Latson to South Carolina reshapes women’s college basketball

    We won’t be seeing Olivia Miles and Ta’Niya Latson in the ACC next season. The multi-time All-American point guard and the nation’s leading scorer entered the transfer portal near the end of March. On Tuesday, they announced their new homes. Miles will spend her final year of college basketball in the Big 12 at TCU, where she’ll step into the shoes of Hailey Van Lith and be the next in what is becoming a lengthy line of talented guards to suit up for Mark Campbell. Latson, meanwhile, reunites with her high school teammate Raven Johnson at South Carolina, and provides…

  • Health

    The Evolution of Real-Time Cyber Defense

    The traditional Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS) have depended on rule-based or signature-based detection, which are challenged by evolving cyber threats. Through the introduction of Artificial Intelligence (AI), real-time intrusion detection has become more dynamic and efficient. Today we’re going to discuss the various AI algorithms that can be investigated to identify what works best when it comes to identifying anomalies and threats in firewall security. Exploring AI Algorithms for Intrusion Detection Random Forest (RF) is a machine learning algorithm that generates several decision trees and aggregates their predictions in order to classify network traffic as malicious or normal. RF is extremely popular in IDS due to its fast processing, interpretability, and ability to remove false positives. RF-based firewalls can make data-driven security decisions at high speed without compromising accuracy. Support Vector Machines (SVM) operate by identifying the optimal hyperplane to differentiate between attack traffic and…

  • Finance

    Why Boomers Are Downsizing—and What Younger Buyers Can Learn From It

    Image by Dillon Kydd of Unsplash For years, Baby Boomers were seen as the generation clinging to large family homes and resisting change. But that narrative is quickly shifting. More Boomers than ever are choosing to downsize—swapping sprawling suburban houses for smaller, more manageable spaces in walkable neighborhoods or quiet communities. The reasons behind this trend go far beyond decluttering or “retirement dreams.” Boomers are embracing lifestyle changes that promote freedom, affordability, and peace of mind—and their decisions hold surprising wisdom for younger generations trying to make sense of today’s complicated real estate market. This is why Boomers are downsizing…

  • Health

    What will it take to get measles under control : NPR

    NPR’s Ari Shapiro speaks with Caitlin Rivers of Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health about long-term implications of measles outbreaks in West Texas, New Mexico and a dozen other states. ARI SHAPIRO, HOST: It’s been 25 years since measles was officially eliminated from the United States. That’s a technical term. In public health, it means measles has not had a steady 12-month spread. Right now, there are measles cases in several states. The biggest number is in west Texas, where two kids have died. To find out whether the U.S. can get this under control, we called Dr. Caitlin…

  • Sports

    DA bars entry of animals, animal products from Slovakia on FMD fears

    MANILA, Philippines – The Department of Agriculture (DA) has temporarily barred the entry of animals susceptible to foot and mouth disease (FMD) from Slovakia to prevent the highly contagious virus from entering the country and affecting local livestock. According to Memorandum Order No. 21, the DA recognized the need to prevent the entry of the FMD virus and “protect the health of the FMD-susceptible animal population” thus the temporary ban on animals and animal products from Slovakia, which reported FMD cases last month. READ: DA bans foot-and-mouth disease susceptible animals from Germany Article continues after this advertisement The directive dated…