The heavy toll of distant drums: who pays for the wars of the great
How global conflicts drive up the cost of living in the Philippines and shift the burden to Filipino families at home and abroad. Conflict in the Middle East is often…
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Black History Month and what it explains about America
Civil rights demonstrators march during the 1960s, carrying signs calling for equal rights, integrated schools, and fair housing. The movement contributed to legal and institutional changes that continue to shape…
Philcongen LA swears in first Philippine Honorary Consul in Arizona
Consul General Adelio Angelito S. Cruz administers the oath of office to Ms. Jenny Lynn M. Ho-Vijungco as the first Philippine Honorary Consul in Arizona. LOS ANGELES, CA – In…
Between Two Flags: A Filipino American Reflection on the Fourth of July
On the Fourth of July, the United States comes together in celebration—barbecues and fireworks, parades and patriotic songs. It is a day that honors the signing of the Declaration of…
Carson honors ABC7 Fil-Am journalists on Philippine-American Friendship Day
ABC7 Eyewitness News journalists Tony Cabrera, Irene Cruz, and Denise Dador were honored with a City of Carson proclamation during the July 1, 2025, City Council meeting in celebration of…
COMELEC Opens Pre-Voting Enrollment for 2025 Internet Voting–Deadline Set for May 7
MANILA — The Commission on Elections (COMELEC), through its Office for Overseas Voting, has officially launched the pre-voting enrollment for internet voting in the 2025 Philippine National Elections. COMELEC has…