FBI lists 3 Fil-Am fugitives among ‘Most Wanted’ for fraud cases

06/06/2026

LOS ANGELES – The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has placed three Filipino Americans on its newly launched “Most Wanted Fraudsters” list, created to help authorities pursue individuals facing fraud-related allegations. Included among the eight fugitives named…

Rabid bat discovered at California park, health officials issue public warning

05/30/2026

ORANGE, California – Health officials on Friday continued to caution residents about the risk of rabies outbreaks after a bat found at Irvine Regional Park in California over the weekend tested positive for the virus. The rabies…

Powerball jackpot now at $141 million

05/25/2026

LOS ANGELES — With no jackpot winners in the latest Powerball draw, the top prize jumps to an estimated $141 million for Monday, May 25. A ticket with five numbers but missing the Powerball number was sold…

Pope Leo XIV’s Africa trip: 7 powerful moments

Francesca Pollio Fenton | EWTN News 04/26/2026

Pope Leo XIV recently completed an 11-day trip visiting the faithful in Algeria, Cameroon, Angola, and Equatorial Guinea. With stops in 11 cities across those countries, the Holy Father met with the youth, political leaders, prisoners, families,…

Trump’s attack on Pope Leo ignites worldwide backlash

Madalaine Elhabbal 04/14/2026

President Donald Trump delivered a sharp rebuke of Pope Leo XIV on Sunday, labeling him “weak on crime” and “terrible for foreign policy,” and stating plainly that he is “not a fan.” The remarks sparked widespread international…

First Filipina mayor takes oath in Cerritos, making history

Marisse Abelgas 04/13/2026

CERRITOS, California – Lynda P. Johnson was formally sworn in on Wednesday as the first Filipina to serve as mayor of Cerritos, a landmark moment for the city as it nears its 70th year since incorporation. The oath-taking…

Pope Leo: Lenten ashes carry ‘the weight of a world that is ablaze’

Marco Mancini - ACI Stampa 02/22/2026

Pope Leo XIV led the traditional Ash Wednesday penitential procession on Rome’s Aventine Hill on Feb. 18, walking with clergy and faithful to the Basilica of Santa Sabina, where he celebrated Mass marking the start of Lent.…

Camiguin: It’s on New York Times’ ‘52 Places to Go’ list

Gavin Martinez - @inquirerdotnet 01/29/2026

Camiguin, this small island province in the southern Philippines, has quietly made its way onto the global travel map. This is after the island ranked 37th on the New York Times’ prestigious “52 Places to Go in…

PH passport now ranks 73rd worldwide: What it means for Filipino travelers

Gavin Martinez 01/16/2026

Filipino travelers are getting a modest boost in global mobility as the Philippine passport continues to inch upward in international rankings. According to the latest Henley Passport Index, the Philippine passport now ranks 73rd worldwide in January 2026, granting…

Four immigrants die in US ICE custody in first 10 days of 2026

01/13/2026

INDIO, California – A 68-year-old undocumented immigrant from Honduras became the fourth detainee to have died in US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) custody over the first 10 days of 2026. Luis Beltran Yanez-Cruz died of heart-related issues…

Filipino-Americans condemn Minneapolis killing

01/13/2026

Filipino American groups have condemned the fatal shooting last Wednesday of activist and prize-winning poet Renee Good by an immigration agent. Good turned out to be married to a Filipino immigrant. …

Francis and the Nativity: How a saint made history’s first ‘Belen’

12/24/2025

How the young and wealthy Francis of Assisi freely abandoned his noble patrimony to serve Christ’s Church as a poor, itinerant preacher is a well-known story.…

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