AI – friend or foe

ONE of the greatest human innovations introduced in recent times is Artificial Intelligence, which crude forms have actually been around for centuries. The recent field of AI research started in 1956 at the Darthmouth Summer Research Project. Still a controversial matter, AI, a double-edge sword, and could cut both ways. The vast benefits artificial intelligence…

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On Medicare enrollment, COVID-19 vaccination

THE annual Medicare Open Enrollment Period runs from October 15, 2024, to December 7, 2024. Additionally, the State Health Insurance Marketplace Open Enrollment Period takes place from November 1, 2024, to December 15, 2024, with some states extending it to January 15, 2025. <Q1> Why is this fall’s Medicare Open Enrollment Period especially important? Positive…

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LA unites to celebrate Dodgers’ 2024 World Series Championship

Thousands of fans come out to celebrate and honor the Los Angeles Dodgers in the streets of downtown Los Angeles and Dodger Stadium on Friday, November 1. The parade and celebration came two days after the team defeated the New York Yankees 4-1 in game 5 of the World Series. AJPress contributed photo ON November…

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Philippine Ballet Theater’s “Ibalon” Captivates Audiences at Cerritos Center for the Performing Arts

From left: Rosie Chua, executive producer; Rocio Nuyda, descendant of Ibalon; Marilou Magsaysay, president, PBT. THE Philippine Ballet Theater (PBT), the national ballet company of the Philippines, recently delivered a mesmerizing performance of “Ibalon” at the Cerritos Center for the Performing Arts. This stunning production, which draws from Filipino history and heritage, was met with…

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‘HARD WORK, HUMILITY, AND OPTIMISM’ Maria Torres-Springer Reflects on Leadership and the Importance of Filipino American History Month

Maria Torres-Springer, the recently appointed First Deputy Mayor of New York City, is a trailblazer whose Filipino heritage and personal experiences growing up have profoundly shaped her leadership capabilities. At a recent event sponsored by the Philippine American Chamber of Commerce New York celebrating Filipino American History Month, Torres-Springer shared her journey from growing up between California and the Philippines to holding…

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Historic Filipino Roundtable at City Hall Spurs Hope for Change

The New York City Mayor’s Community Affairs Unit held the first Filipino roundtable discussion at City Hall last week, convened by Mayor Eric Adams and First Deputy Mayor Maria Torres-Springer. The event, organized in recognition of Filipino American History Month, brought together city officials and Filipino leaders to address pressing issues facing the Filipino American…

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Tatiana Yokoyama Bui: A Dedicated Advocate with Deep Community Roots

Tatiana Yokoyama Bui’s campaign for the ABC Unified School District (ABCUSD) Board of Trustees, representing Area 4, is gaining attention not only for her platform but also for her rich cultural heritage. Tatiana brings a unique perspective that resonates within ABCUSD’s diverse community. Her background shapes her commitment to inclusive education, ensuring that students from…

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[EXCLUSIVE] Vice President Kamala Harris: Freedom, opportunity, and a new way forward for Filipino American families

Vice President Kamala Harris delivers remarks at a campaign rally in Las Vegas, Nevada, on August 10, 2024. (Christopher Dilts/Harris for President) For generations, people of Filipino heritage have come to America in search of hope and opportunity. The earliest Filipinos arrived at Morro Bay, California, in the 16th century. Today, more than four million…

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A Heartwarming Evening at the Maligayang Noche Buena Dinner Fundraiser

Panorama City, October 28, 2024 — The Maligayang Noche Buena dinner and dance fundraiser brought together a spirited community of supporters and distinguished guests at Bamboo Bistro for an evening filled with warmth, generosity, and hope. Organized by Maribel Catala, with the dedicated support from PWU Alumni Relations Director Ruth Penano and Leah Digman, treasurer…

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Stem cell scam

FRAUD, scams, hacking, and fake news are victimizing the unsuspecting and uninformed public. The perpetrators are not limited to criminals only; there are professionals, medical clinics, even physicians on their own, who have forgotten the Hippocratic Oath they took because of the blinding flash of silver and gold. Indeed, there are snakes in every forest….

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White House Filipino American History Month Celebration

Last week, I had the honor of representing my city and state – Artesia, CA at the White House Filipino American History Month Celebration. It has been quite the honor to be an elected official invited to the People’s House of America. It is a privilege for anyone to be invited and it should never…

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Support further solidifies for Fil-Am CA Assembly candidate Jessica Caloza as election draws near

Jessica Caloza’s platform, hinged on putting community first and to deliver much-needed resources to help all families succeed, has earned her an overwhelming groundswell of support from various communities, local leaders, youth volunteers, and more than 250 organizations. She is poised to become the first Filipina American Assemblymember representing District 52 in the CA State…

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Venice: The world’s renowned lagoon

The author with his wife, Myrna E. Niño, aboard the gondola, the only mode of transportation in Venice. Photos by Denver Niño VENICE – Visiting Venezia, or well known by its international name Venice, has always been a tourist hub in my bucket list to visit someday. True enough, when my family visited Florence to…

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