The spacecraft is believed to have caught one of its landing feet on the uneven lunar surface and tipped over, coming to rest sideways, propped up on a rock at one end, says Intuitive Machines CEO Stephen Altemus
The V&A Museum in London is calling Swifties to apply for the role of 'Taylor Swift superfan adviser' to help its teams learn more about niche subjects and cultural trends
Cordillera police estimate that 15,400 spectators gathered early Saturday morning, February 24, along the route of the parade to witness the 28th Panagbenga Festival Grand Street Dance Parade
In an interview with Reuters, the members of TWICE share that they were elated to perform as a group after focusing on solo or sub-unit activities over the last year
Gutierrez's alleged use of marijuana, cocaine, and alcohol on evenings after filming may have led to her mistakenly loading a live round into the gun that fatally shot the 'Rust' cinematographer, prosecutors say
Canada will only be issuing 360,000 permits for international students in 2024. Filipino applicants will be greatly affected.
'Physically, I'm dressed, but inside I'm naked because I have nothing, because everything I had was there,' Jose Carlos Perez, who lives alone, says
Handheld PCs are having a moment. The Legion Go goes big.
The operator of South Korea's Incheon Airport grew its annual passenger capacity from 30 million to 77 million in less than 25 years. Can it help NAIA do the same?
Sixteen of the late artist’s pen and ink sketches, depicting places and events of historical significance in Cagayan de Oro, are on exhibit at the City Museum
In Sagada, a small-mining community strives to make the extraction of gold safe and lucrative