Biologists move unprecedented Orange County sea turtle eggs to protect them from hurricane-driven waves

Los Angeles Times - Sep 25, 2026

The olive ridley sea turtle eggs will incubate at the Aquarium of the Pacific in Long Beach.

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MANILA, Philippines — Visibly exhausted but finally home, Mary Jane Veloso arrived at her family’s house in Natividad, Nueva Ecija, on Saturday evening, Sept. 26, where she was welcomed by her loved ones with a cake, a “Welcome Home” banner and warm embraces from her grandchildren. Her grandchildren were among the first to approach her,

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Sep 26, 2026

Abra de Ilog-Puerto Galera road reopens after landslide

CALAPAN CITY, Oriental Mindoro — The Abra de Ilog–Puerto Galera Road in Sitio Lukutan, Barangay Udalo, Abra de Ilog town reopened on Friday, Sept. 25, following clearing operations, but motorists were urged to exercise extreme caution due to an unstable boulder perched above the roadway, according to the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH).

Minimum wage in Central Visayas to rise by P42 per day

Sep 26, 2026

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CEBU CITY — Minimum wage earners in Central Visayas will receive a P42 daily wage increase, while domestic workers or kasambahays in the region will get a P500 monthly increase, Labor Secretary Francis Tolentino announced on Saturday, Sept. 26. Tolentino, chairperson of the National Wages and Productivity Commission (NWPC), said the commission convened in this

Ulsan's 1st multicultural youth baseball team helps kids find their place

Sep 26, 2026

Ulsan's 1st multicultural youth baseball team helps kids find their place

ULSAN — “Okay, this time, pretend you’ve hit a ground ball and run all the way to first base! I’ll roll the ball, and Team B will play defense!” “Which one is Team A?” “Why are you wearing someone else’s glove? You’re supposed to step on the base! Is that how you do it or not?” “Nooo!” “Everyone, focus! Focus! Keep your eyes forward and run!” It is supposed to be a practice session, but the coach seems to be getting the most exercise. The players’ faces are full of smiles, and as soon as their turn is over, they quickly find something else to do. Every now and then, even a coach joins in the mischief before getting a scolding from the head coach. They are still learning to tell a strike from a ball. But when someone manages a rare hit, everyone knows exactly what to do. “Good job!” “Nice!” In one corner of the field, meanwhile, one batter practices swinging with surprising seriousness, as if determined to make every attempt count. “Still, this year’s new members are pretty good at baseball. And since it’s the second semester, they’re less awkward

At Insa Historic Sites Museum, heritage is preserved through destruction

Sep 26, 2026

At Insa Historic Sites Museum, heritage is preserved through destruction

Some of the world's oldest extant movable metal type is on display at a new museum in central Seoul, and entry is free of charge for anyone who wants to see it. However, Insa Historic Sites Museum comes across as surprisingly modest in how it displays these remarkable pieces of typographic history. The museum's collection includes 441 examples of movable metal type, selected from approximately 1,700 replicas of the originals found at the site. This includes "gabinja," originally cast in 1434, predating Johannes Gutenberg's own movable metal type by almost two decades. There are also replicas of "eulyuja" type, cast originally in 1465, representing the oldest known surviving metal types bearing examples of Hangeul, or Korean characters. Hundreds of the little metal pieces were unearthed during a 2020-21 archaeological survey and subsequent excavation. Such surveys are a mandatory part of the redevelopment process, which wiped out the southeastern corner of downtown Seoul's historic Insa-dong neighborhood to make way for G1 Seoul, a new office building that houses the museum in its basem

About 50-year-old ‘pawikan’ rescued in Albay

Sep 26, 2026

About 50-year-old ‘pawikan’ rescued in Albay

LEGAZPI CITY — Residents rescued a green sea turtle (pawikan) believed to be about 50 years old after finding it stranded along the shoreline of Sitio Banago, Barangay Alimsog in Santo Domingo, Albay on Friday, Sept. 25. The male sea turtle, measuring about 28 inches wide and 39 inches long, was weak and had a

No jackpot winners in Sept. 26 PCSO lotto draws

Sep 26, 2026

No jackpot winners in Sept. 26 PCSO lotto draws

MANILA, Philippines—No jackpot-winning tickets were recorded in the Grand Lotto 6/55 and Lotto 6/42 draws on Saturday, Sept. 26, according to the Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office. The Grand Lotto 6/55 winning combination was 54-50-52-37-42-55 for a jackpot of ₱225.52 million. PCSO recorded no jackpot winner. For Lotto 6/42, the winning numbers were 16-41-19-05-26-31. The jackpot

Claims China’s BeiDou satellite was refuelled in orbit could change space race

Sep 26, 2026

Claims China’s BeiDou satellite was refuelled in orbit could change space race

Chinese researchers appear to have revealed a previously unknown satellite-to-satellite refuelling operation in high Earth orbit, putting the country at the forefront of a technology that could reshape the space race. In a paper undergoing peer review for the Journal of Deep Space Exploration, the team said China had “successfully provided room-temperature propellant refuelling for a high-orbit BeiDou satellite for the first time”. The researchers from the state-funded Deep Space Exploration...

Parañaque city gov’t installs metal detectors in public schools

Sep 26, 2026

Parañaque city gov’t installs metal detectors in public schools

MANILA, Philippines —The Parañaque City government has installed metal detectors in public schools across the city. The move is in a bid to enhance student safety amid recent incidents of school shootings and stabbings in various parts of the country. According to the city government in a statement, a total of 16 walk–through metal detectors,

Legarda: 17 years after Ondoy, stronger flood action needed

Sep 26, 2026

Legarda: 17 years after Ondoy, stronger flood action needed

MANILA, Philippines — Sen. Loren Legarda called for stronger flood prevention measures 17 years after Tropical Storm Ondoy, saying more communities are now experiencing floods even after short periods of heavy rain. “Seventeen years have passed since Ondoy, but instead of seeing the problem ease, there are places that did not experience flooding before but

How China is seeking to transform the meaning of great power

Sep 26, 2026

How China is seeking to transform the meaning of great power

As China has emerged as a peer competitor to the United States in many areas, an increasingly familiar question is whether it has become a superpower. The question, however, may rest on a definition of power that belongs to another era. China possesses many attributes traditionally associated with great powers: a large population, vast territory, a major economy, advanced technological capabilities and growing military strength. Yet Beijing describes China as a “major country” rather than a...

Chua: Let Sara Duterte spokesperson enjoy limelight

Sep 26, 2026

Chua: Let Sara Duterte spokesperson enjoy limelight

MANILA, Philippines — Manila Rep. Joel Chua on Saturday brushed aside criticism from Vice President Sara Duterte’s camp over the Senate impeachment court’s decision to adjust the voting threshold for conviction, saying her spokesperson Paolo Panelo should be allowed to “enjoy the limelight.” “He wants to be recognized, so let him. At the end of

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