The AI boom is global. So is its bill
The United States and the Philippines occupy different positions in the AI economy, but both must ensure that its gains are not built on unstable power systems, displaced workers and…
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The United States and the Philippines occupy different positions in the AI economy, but both must ensure that its gains are not built on unstable power systems, displaced workers and…
“Please, Lord, for even the dogs eat the scraps that fall from the table of their masters.” What a bold and powerful statement the Canaanite woman made to Jesus in…
The tranquility following the storm—that’s what we need to regain our strength and find inner peace. Yet, is that truly what we strive to attain? Or do we persist in…
If you grew up in a Filipino household, you’ve probably heard the words, “Huwag mong ipagsabi muna.” (“Don’t tell everyone just yet.”) Whether it was a pregnancy, a new job,…
The other day, I found myself telling someone, “I may not be wealthy in material possessions or money, but I am rich in having a loving, close-knit family and true,…
photo credits WCOPA Team Philippines The Philippines once again proved that Filipino talent belongs on the world stage as WCOPA Team Philippines 2026 delivered an outstanding performance at the 2026 World Championships of…
“The kingdom of heaven is like a treasure buried in a field, which a person finds and hides again; and out of joy goes and sells all that he has…
BY KATHY CURRENT By July, many of us are taking inventory. The excitement of our New Year’s goals has faded, and some dreams are taking longer than we expected. If…
We are all called to be holy; we are called to be saints. It is God’s will for each of us. This is the Church’s desire for everyone, regardless of…
By Janet Susan R. Nepales Where in the world can you party with friends and strangers, wear your fabulous white outfit, go over-the-top with your all-white table setting, and…
Photos courtesy of LIONSGATE By Janet Susan R. Nepales I grew up listening to the great Michael Jackson – from his days with the Jackson 5 to his days as…
The nation’s anniversary should be more than a celebration of American achievement. It should also measure how faithfully the country has kept the principles it declared in 1776. On July…
An invitation to the PUPAA-USA Gala Come and join us for an afternoon of superb food, music, and dancing on Saturday, September 19, 2026, from 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM…
By Melandrew Velasco “The true legacy of EDSA lies not in repeatedly returning to the streets but in building democratic institutions strong enough” NEARLY four decades after the historic 1986…
Photos by Sthanlee B. Mirador BY JANET SUSAN R. NEPALES Maria Ressa received the Daniel Pearl Award for Courage and Integrity in Journalism from the Los Angeles Press Club…
By Janet Susan R. Nepales For over 25 years, the story and the music of ABBA in the musical “Mamma Mia!” have become the ultimate feel-good show. People have fallen…
By Janet Susan R. Nepales Creators Bobby Pontillas and Bernard Badion have done something bigger than themselves. They have not just created an award-winning indie fantasy animated TV series for…
The late Jose Y. Lauchengco is shown delivering remarks during Larry Itliong Day in Carson, California, on Oct. 24, 2015. Image from the Lauchengco family archive, courtesy of Birthe Lauchengco….
By Janet Susan R. Nepales Creating the first bilingual series on American soil is one thing. Making the first Filipino TV series filmed in Hollywood is another. But making it…
Yasmin Tayag, James Beard Media awardee – Photo from yasmintayag.com Filipino American journalist Yasmin Tayag has won a 2026 James Beard Media Award, earning national recognition for reporting that examined food,…
By Bro. Dan E. Niño Despite the uncertainty and the many issues we face today, from the war in Iran and escalating fuel prices to inflation and affordability concerns, one…
God has high hopes for us. This is a truth we must firmly believe. As the Book of Jeremiah 29:14 tells us, “For surely I know the plans I have…
The Philippine flag flies over the Aguinaldo Shrine in Kawit, Cavite, the ancestral home of Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo and one of the most important landmarks in Philippine history. It was…
By Janet Susan R. Nepales It was a night to remember when stars gathered and showed up for a cause. The glitterati raised more than a hundred dollars for Operation…
Left to right: Dr. Joyce Pualani Warren, Prosy Delacruz, Daniela Rangel (author) , Dr. Kimberly Carroll and Dr. Phil Hutchinson. Dr. Tomo Hattori, Chair attended but had to go to…
For years, I thought financial freedom was mostly about numbers. Better income. Bigger savings account. Smaller debt. Simple, right? Then I spent three decades in the mortgage industry and discovered…
I still vividly remember the day I was about twelve years old, praying alone inside our parish church. I thought I heard Jesus speaking to me, telling me to be…
BY JANET SUSAN R. NEPALES It is a very common story in Hollywood or in the music world. You create or compose a song, and before you know it, somebody…
Pride Month is observed every June, but its meaning should not be reduced to a calendar observance, a parade route or the rainbow colors that appear across public spaces each…
As I always emphasize in my homilies, what we primarily celebrate during Mass is the Memorial Sacrifice of Jesus on the Cross—His dying and rising, which we refer to as…