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Filipino Martial Arts is alive in the DMV – and Juego Todo USA is showcasing it.
Hiraya closed – but Chef Paolo Dungca isn’t done. Kayu reopens on 17th Street near Dupont Circle this summer 2025.
A wave of pride, color, and community spirit swept through the Mosaic District in Fairfax, Virginia, as the second annual Philippine Independence Day Festival (Phil Day Fest)
Jason Tengco dedicated his life to the world of public policy. His 15-year career features a diverse combination of experiences – the White House, federal agencies, presidential campaigns, and non-profit organizations.
The Philippine Embassy held one of the most meaningful events of the year to celebrate the 127th anniversary of the proclamation of Philippine Independence.
His book emphasizes the story of two people who come from two distinct backgrounds and pursue the American Dream.
During World War Two, the island nation was not only facing an intense domestic crisis but also enormous external threats.
The U.S. FDA has removed favorite pinoy sauces from the alert list, confirming that specific versions of the products now meet U.S. safety and labeling standards.
The Filipino Young Professional of DC’s dragon boat team Fearless, Yet Persistent took home GOLD in their debut race🥇
The parking lot outside Macy’s Furniture at Fair Oaks Mall was transformed into a vibrant celebration of Filipino-American heritage for Fil-Am Spring Fest 2025.
The Philippine Embassy welcomed thousands of visitors into a festive celebration of Filipino identity, artistry, and hospitality at Passport DC 2025.
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