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‘Can I still eat food from the fridge after a power outage?’ It depends

A non-exhaustive guide to food safety during and after the electricity goes out

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You can travel the Philippines virtually through this interactive 8-bit tour

Ayala Museum’s “Where is the Filipino?” tour runs online until May 30

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Looking for a new podcast? Here’s one about OPM and Manila

If you’ve ever been curious about the places featured in your favorite OPM hits, this podcast will tell you all about it

Brush up on your fact-checking skills with free Google workshops

Calling all journalists and students! There’s a free Google workshop to help you sharpen your fake-news finding skills

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‘Romantic love isn’t everything’ and other things we need to teach our kids

Romance and marriage aren’t the exact same thing as love—which is an important lesson we need to teach our kids

These ugly-delicious cakes are breaking out of the mold—literally

Did a 5-year old make these cakes; what is a ‘cake’, and other cake-xistensial questions

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Working long hours sucks. It also kills, according to WHO

Working 55 hours or more a week is associated with a 35 percent higher risk of stroke and a 17 percent higher risk of dying from ischemic heart disease, a 16-year study found

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Growing up, holding on to friends, and the beauty of low-maintenance friendships

When it comes to low-maintenance friendships, Carole King put it best. “All you have to do is call, and I’ll be there.”

I don’t miss the office—I miss the people in it

Look, Washingtonian Media CEO Cathy Merrill, if “office culture” is all you got against employees refusing to go back to the office, think again

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Yes, you still need to wear sunscreen indoors—to protect you from your screens

Apart from harmful UV rays, it seems we have to protect our skin from the light of our screens