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Well, 2025 is off to an unexpected start — Apple quietly dropped new iPads without much fanfare. The iPad 11th generation, now rebranded as the iPad A16, was expected. But the iPad Air M3? That one ...

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US president Donald Trump is struggling with a widening tide of disapproval as a new poll data revealed a drastic plunge in his approval ratings compared to just after wining the elections, reported ...

G. Elliott Morris, who shared the analysis on his website, determined the favourability by collecting questions from YouGov/Economist polls in the last three months, which asked voters how they viewed ...

Party-list groups 4Ps, Duterte Youth, ACT-CIS, and FPJ Panday Bayanihan continue to dominate the latest pre-election survey by Social Weather Stations (SWS), according to its poll conducted from March ...

Believe it or not, Apple’s 2025 iPad lineup is actually much less confusing than in years past. Although, with four main models—the iPad (11th Gen), iPad Mini 7, M3 iPad Air, and M4 iPad Pro ...

President Donald Trump repeatedly touts that America is "back" as he spotlights his accomplishments - some of them controversial - since returning to power in the White House nine weeks ago.

Marcos looks set to consolidate power in May 12 vote Poll indicates no immediate impact from Duterte arrest Midterms seen as proxy battle between Marcos and Duterte dynasties MANILA — Senate ...

OTTAWA — A new poll suggests that Canadians are feeling less anxious about losing their jobs as U.S. President Donald Trump continues to pursue his trade war with Canada and much of the world.

According to the poll of almost 6,000 Americans, 53 percent of respondents said the incident was a “very serious” problem, while 21 percent said it was a “somewhat serious” problem.