• USA

• Trump faced issues with Asian Americans even before virus
• Fil-Am named head basketball coach of UC Riverside men’s team
• SoJannelle TV celebrates 3rd year
• No last goodbyes, only Covid, ‘Hamilton’ and Trump
• Being on-call may entitle you to additional pay  
• Waitress hailed for defending Fil-Am family against racist
• Confirmed Covid cases in U.S. at 3 million and climbing
• Is it safe to visit the dentist during the Covid-19 pandemic?
• Will Covid tracking apps really help?
• Tech CEO goes on unprovoked racist tirade at Fil-Am family
• How risky is dining out during the Covid-19 pandemic?
• An ‘infodemic’ is worsening the pandemic
• Immigrant Fairs in Vancouver and Winnipeg canceled
• PH embassy in DC resumes overseas voter registration
• Filipino bus rider in Vancouver told to ‘speak English here’
• Hundreds of Filipinos at risk in California have yet to be tested – survey
• Kauai Filipino Women’s Club gives 4 scholarships
• Kellyanne’s part-Filipina daughter, 15, scorches Trump
• Police in So. California arrest woman who harassed Asians
• Filipino in NY kills own mother, a Covid survivor
• Anti-Terror Act is itself an act of terror      
• Seniors ask if it’s safe to see their doctors in time of Covid
• What awaits my beautiful, biracial ‘apos’?
• Fil-Am sports reporter racially targeted by white couple
• Trump’s ‘Kung Flu’ hate virus
• Covid claims Los Angeles Fil-Am community leader
• When workers refuse employer’s illegal instructions
• Manilatown virtual Watch Party for ‘Sonata,’ July 12
• Blacks, Asians face more bigotry since Covid outbreak — study
• Month-long fete in Canada honors PH heritage
• Does wearing a mask pose any health risks?
• Filipino heritage, legends come alive in Bahay Book Club
• Ninoy’s sister Lupita slams bid to rename airport
• Fil-Am top aide to testify in House body’s probe of State Sec. Pompeo
• How risky is flying during the coronavirus pandemic?
• US Covid cases could spike to 100,000 a day
• PH Embassy in DC resumes limited services
• Is Fil-Canadian judge headed for country’s Supreme Court?
• Children of the Covid generation
• Fil-Am writers craft books for young readers
• Lea Salonga, Darren Criss, Bobby Lopez headline TOFA online fete
• LA’s Cedars-Sinai Medical Center leads study on Filipinos and cancer
• Fil-Am gets whopping $1.1 million bill for Covid hospital stay
• Filipino crew member dies aboard Disney cruise ship
• California passes bill requiring college ethnic studies for graduation
• ‘None Whatsoever’—world’s growing ‘religious affiliation’
• PH agriculture envoy gives virgin coconut oil to Virginia front-liners
• Fil-Am entrepreneurs find ways to ride out Covid downturn
• Trump’s Asian slur and my ‘big sister’s’ funeral
• New virus cases hit an all-time high in US, states retreat
• Work discrimination against LGBT is illegal – US Supreme Court
• Fil-Am lawmaker Bonta’s bill would penalize racist 911 calls
• Census shows white decline, nonwhite majority among youngest
• Who would be the first to get a COVID-19 vaccine?
• On the matter of Black lives
• Quiboloy’s Hawaii handler admits to lesser charge in cash smuggling case
• Is it safe to form a COVID-19 “support bubble” with friends?
• More Filipinos head home from Royal Caribbean cruise ship
• Poll: Nearly all in US back criminal justice reform
• Why Duterte is so scared of Maria Ressa
• Trump bans work visas and green cards issued outside US
• Fil-Am’s play on Black Filipina featured in Virgin Labfest online
• US soldier charged in neo-Nazi plot to attack his own unit abroad
• California city swears in its first Filipino postmaster
• A Filipina on Racism: ‘How can I be part of the solution?’
• Meet 28-year-old youngest director in Canada’s Nat’l Research Council
• Canadians seeing spike in pandemic fueled anti-Asian views
• New York man charged with sex crimes committed in PH
• ‘Filipinx for Black Lives’ poster designer walks his talk
• High Court gives Trump a do-over and DACA Dreamers, a gift of time
• What are the potential long-term effects of having COVID-19?
• Time to take to the streets
• How long should employers allow modified work duty for disabled workers?     
• US high court nixes Trump bid to end DACA for young immigrants
• Fedelina Lugasan, trafficked and enslaved in US for decades, dies at 83
• Black Fil-Am playwright wins Chuck Rowland Pioneer Award
• Poll: Dramatic shift in US public’s views on policing and race
• Fil-Am lawyers hail US high court backing of LGBTQ workers’ rights
• US Senators Durbin, Markey, Leahy slam Ressa libel verdict
• Is it safe to swim at a beach or pool during the Covid pandemic?
• A call for Philippine indigenous history, a call for inclusivity
• Ramar pioneers uncured Filipino breakfast meats
• Black Fil-Am artists salute protests against racism
• Lost on the Covid frontlines
• Poll: Americans unhappiest they’ve been in 50 years
• Philippine democracy on the ropes
• Fil-Ams speak out on police violence and racial injustice
• Trump-appointed Fil-Am solicitor general to resign
• ‘Save Our Seas,’ hip hop anthem for ASEAN solidarity
• NY Times writer to keynote Filipino Food Movement online summit
• Returning to work after COVID-19 illness
• Filipina spent thousands for US J-1 visa, gets laid off, is now trapped
• Racist monuments must go, including The Hiker
• Why racism is more than skin deep                                     
• How to deal with anti-black racism within Filipino families
• Black Lives Matter: A Filipino immigrant’s perspective
• Alarming rise in Covid cases as states roll back lockdowns
• Filipina cruise ship crew member dies awaiting repatriation
• Ma-Yi to stream Carlos Celdran’s ‘Livin La Vida Imelda’
• What is herd immunity and could it work with Covid-19? 
• Protesters buoyed by swift reform but vow broader change
• On the Asian cop who did nothing as George Floyd lay dying
• Did Rizal, López-Jaena, Del Pilar go to Heaven?
• TFC film on abused domestic worker wins an Emmy
• Filipinos have second-worst Covid-19 disparity in Hawaii
• As cities reopen, get ready to hunker down at home
• Alcuaz tapestry sold for $11,495 in Virginia auction
• Fil-Am audiobook narrator wins Golden Voice award
• Fil-Am officials march in anti-racist protest
• Filipina and her husband missing in southern California
• We. Can. No. Longer. Breathe. Part 2     
• FACT CHECK: Trump’s alternate reality in time of anguish
• PH diplomatic posts in US to mark June 12 online
• Fil-Canadian scientist is on nation’s Covid research team
• Martial law creep in America
• Floyd death pushes US military to face ‘own demons’ on race
• Can I get COVID-19 through my eyes or ears? 
• Quit smoking while staying at home
• Community groups fill translation gaps in Canada Covid information
• Police rubber bullets can disable, disfigure, even kill
• Oakland resident who fled to safety reflects on Floyd protests
• Pentagon-Trump clash breaks open over use of military against protests
• Fil-Am abuse prevention group slams racism, urges self-exam
• Trump attacks ‘lowlifes and losers’ as protests rage on
• Fil-Canadian kids sell toys, candies for Covid-19 drive
• Will temperature checks of employees make workplaces safe?
• Fil-Am lawyers group urges justice for George Floyd, African Americans
• From Kian delos Santos to George Floyd
• Fil-Am’s site-specific play to stream for free
• Covid antibody tests sowing confusion, not solutions
• Pope Francis: Progressive and conservative ‘united by same Holy Spirit’
• We. Can. No. Longer. Breathe.          
• When could a COVID-19 vaccine be ready?
• Call him by his name
• Women hard-pressed by a shadow pandemic
• NaFFAA joins calls for justice for George Floyd
• NY State Nurses Association honors fallen Filipino front liners
• George Floyd in Minneapolis could’ve been any of us
• Florida businesswomen lead drive for safe water for Palawan’s rural poor
• Hate unmasked in America
• Why you should always examine your pay stub
• Rep. Dennis Apuan, first Fil-Am Colorado state official, dies at 55
• UCLA archeologist busts myth of ‘2,000-year-old rice terraces’
• Murdered Filipina a victim of ‘incel’ terrorism—Toronto Police
• Fil-Am leaders weigh-in on pandemic’s impact on immigrants
• What is it about Filipino nurses and courage?
• Filipino crew members sue Royal Caribbean Cruises in Miami
• Only half of Americans would get a Covid vaccine–poll
• New Fil-Am books dive into race, class, sexuality
• Filipino crewman dies, an apparent suicide, on Virgin Voyages ship
• Fil-Am designer gets busy making masks, distributing donations
• What happened to the China of the Third World?
• Filipinos join gestures of thanks to lifesavers
• Should runners wear a face mask outdoors?
• Beleaguered at home, ABS-CBN soldiers on in North America
• Hawaii’s jobless rate jumps to 22.3% amid pandemic
• US Congress said virus tests should be free — but who’s paying?
• Bullets won’t win the war on Covid-19
• NFALA Foundation launches $5K scholarship for law students
• Fil-Am front-line survivors recount ordeals
• US State Dep’t ready to fill PH’s biggest, costliest arms shopping list
• How should I clean and store my face mask? 
• On PBS’ ‘Asian Americans’ series and Larry Itliong’s price
• Firing after medical leave may be disability discrimination
• Kindle edition of ‘Marcos Martial Law: Never Again’ released
• Filipinos in Canada meat plant being scapegoated for Covid spread
• 17 Filipinos have died of Covid-19 in US Midwest
• One US state can have bold mass testing because its gov’t pays for it
• Fil-Am’s multilingual children’s book wins top awards
• Stranded cargo ship’s mostly Filipino crew fighting for $355K in back wages
• Award-winning ‘Romance of Magno Rubio’ to stream for free
• Remembering my last cigarette and COVID-19
• Pinays Rising Scholarship aims to boost self-identity, artistry, activism
• Historic Fil-Am bar-eatery survives, reopens for pick-ups, deliveries
• Manitoba groups launch drive vs. Covid-linked racism
• Covid cure remains a long way off
• Fil-Am cancer group joins mask campaign for medical front liners
• When Georgio Dano, RN, gave the Last Rites to a patient
• For Whom Covid-19 Tolls
• Catching up with self-reinventing ex-actress Aiza Marquez in NY
• Asian Americans’ Covid mortality rate in California unduly high
• Racist hacker interrupts Pilipino Workers Center coronavirus webinar
• Politics forces US to abandon effective fight vs. virus
• Suspect in Vancouver virus-based hate attack has died — police
• Can the coronavirus survive on money?
• Fil-Ams involved in award-winning theater shows 
• Rubio’s short ‘Float’ nominated for the Peabody Award
• Covid-stricken Fil-Am wakes up from 6-week coma
• Filipino Fulbright scholar named to top nursing credentials post
• Can Covid-19 survive on my phone? 
• Fil-Am author talks of real-life truths behind her best-selling novel
• Webinar on Covid-19 and nurses’ mental, emotional health, May 16
• Filipino doctor-nurse dies from coronavirus in NY
• Fil-Am Snapchat cofounder donates $5M to LA pandemic aid
• As Trump urges reopening, thousands getting sick on the job
• California has conducted over 1 million virus tests
• Remittances, agri markets, migration flows collapse from pandemic
• NY mother and daughter, both nurses, beat coronavirus
• Visiting Filipino’s Covid-19 death in Canada linked to Cargill meat plant
• Curses, devils, dark pasts haunt Fil-Am’s play
• Duterte’s bid to silence Filipinos will fail
• Illinois nurse and doctor-uncle in Manila both die as front liners
• Filipino workers in another Canada meat plant cope with Covid-19
• How to adapt to a new normal with Covid re-openings
• San Francisco gives funding to planned Fil-Am arts hub
• Cardinal Tagle in the Vatican — service not power
• Virus spikes US joblessness to Depression-era level
• Trump valet has coronavirus
• Recovering all wages lost in furlough, layoff or termination
• US senators urge Justice Dep’t to tackle surge in anti-Asian hate
• Kin of slain Panay activist grieving in Canada
• Protests hit slated closing of San Jose hospital unit amid pandemic
• Is it safe to order food via take-out or delivery?
• Second wave of  coronavirus infection feared
• Group brings aid to Filipino workers of Covid-closed Canada meat plant
• Poll: US split on rise of Covid-based anti-Asian American bias
• Fil-Ams release children’s and YA books this May
• Essential workers and their kids ‘unsafe’ as states reopen
• Second Filipino Oasis of the Seas crewman succumbs to virus
• My mother, the front liner
• Coronavirus spurring smokers to quit
• US allows use of 1st drug shown to help virus recovery
• Fil-Am officials address pandemic at virtual town hall
• Covid-19 claims 3 more Filipino front liners in US
• Fil-Am leaders set ‘adobo community feed’ on Mother’s Day
• With 20,000 dead, US care homes seek shield from lawsuits
• Penguin Random House launches Fil-Am’s young adult novel
• Filipinos among evacuees in Alberta, Canada flood
• More than 1,200 stranded seafarers sent home to PH from LA
• Mapping a proper work-from-home strategy during Covid-19
• Protecting whistleblowers in Covid-19 times
• Nurse’s faith led her to care for prisoners at a New Jersey jail
• ‘I survived NCovid 19’ – Filipino cruise ship chef 
• Union City’s community spirit fires up food drive during pandemic
• Two veteran PH diplomats to hold top posts in New York
• Finding the Filipino in Asian Pacific American Heritage Month
• Hollywood nurse dies just 2 days after testing positive for Covid-19
• PH consulate in NY ready to re-open with new procedures
• Other Covid Risks: Race, income, ZIP code can sway who lives or dies
• No truth, no soul, just Lysol!
• A beloved geriatric psychiatrist-church musician remembered for cooking skills
• Fil-Am high schooler accepted to all 8 Ivy League schools
• Filipina nurse in Missouri dies from Covid-19 a week before retirement
• Staged reading online set for Fil-Am play on ‘70s disco
• Asian celebs vow to resist racist attacks amid pandemic
• Anti-vaxxers use Covid-19 to bolster their movement
• Finally freed from life support, father hears of wife’s, son’s Covid deaths
• California drivers should get 50% refund during lockdown — state insurance czar
• On eve of retirement, VA nurse succumbs to Covid-19
• Forget Imelda Papin, this pan-SEA rap is the song we need
• Filipinos fear rising Covid-19 cases in Canada meat plant
• Seniors with Covid-19 show unusual symptoms — doctors
• Filipino nurse tests positive as Trump attacks immigration
• Protecting Asian-Americans from hate due to Covid-19
• The Contagion of History, Part 2
• Son of formerly homeless immigrant now runs NY’s official website
• ‘Cruel’: Stimulus checks blocked for Americans married to certain immigrants
• Fil-Am’s young adult historical fiction to be released in May
• Poll: Few Americans support easing virus protections
• More Fil-Am restaurants feed health workers, immigrants in SoCal
• GOP-led Senate intel body confirms Russia meddled in US ’16 poll
• 2 more Filipino workers on cruise ships perish from Covid-19
• More deaths, no benefit from malaria drug in VA virus study
• For sheltering in place — audiobooks voiced by Fil-Am Ramon de Ocampo
• Officials warn of public safety threat in release of accused human traffickers
• 2,600 sign up for bystander training vs. anti-Asian hate attacks
• Temporary store closure not due to food safety — Jollibee Edmonton
• Fil-Am team’s  ‘Project Gratitude’ delivers meals to front liners
• PH Center in SF lights up Christmas lanterns to cheer front liners
• Top Fil-Am hoopster to skip college, signs up with NBA
• Malas tayo kay Duterte at Trump, buti pa mga Pinoy sa ibang bansa
• US Congress asked to monitor and ‘save’ Census 2020
• Fever Check: Tips for tracking a key symptom of COVID-19
• ICE sued for agents’ ‘impersonation’ of police officers
• Protecting ‘employee’ status of Calif. gig workers during pandemic
• A rehearsal of the Last Judgment
• Brother Andrew goes to school, prays, serves the poor, and bakes
• Lessons from people who are most vulnerable to COVID-19
• ‘Hold your nose and vote’: Progressives weigh backing Biden
• The contagion of history
• Fil-Am supporters lament end of Sanders’ presidential bid
• Sanders says opposing Biden is ‘irresponsible’
• 19 Filipino crew members of ship in Brazil test positive
• The real tragedy of not having enough COVID-19 tests
• Fil-Am in NY loses mom and brother to virus in one day
• Filipino nurse fights COVID-19 on all fronts
• Fil-Am wordsmiths launch books for Nat’l Poetry Month
• Asian-American artists launch drive against virus-linked racism
• Virus triggers surge in US gun sales
• American attitudes make virus response a hard sell
• Pandemic: Programs struggle to reach seniors living at home
• Architect pitching a Filipino cultural district in Winnipeg
• Hawaii Senate passes bill to ban foreigner home purchases
• Fox News opinion stars adjust their tune on virus
• The inmates have taken over the asylum
• Filipina is first COVID-19 fatality in Los Angeles County
• Anti-Asian racism spreading with coronavirus across US
• Staff member of PH Mission to UN tests positive for COVID-19
• Meet Bergenfield, NJ’s Filipina first lady, Ilya Amatorio
• Ill Filipino captain airlifted from cargo ship off Maryland
• Should workers be paid even if not working?
• Tests show new virus lives on some surfaces for up to 3 days
• County officials move to save Daly City hospital with $20M
• Fil-Am theater artists reap Gypsy Rose Awards in Seattle
• What if Pope Francis resigns?
• US high court to rule if ‘encouraging’ illegal immigration is a crime
• Fil-Am choir sings at iconic Rockefeller Center ‘Christmas Tree Event’
• Suspect identified in 1982 cold case murder of 2 Fil-Ams
• AP FACT CHECK: Trump’s distorted letter to Dems and history
• Oscar bet ‘Nightcrawlers’ spotlights journalists who exposed Duterte Killings
• Ampatuan guilty, Trump impeached – democracy at tipping point in PH and U.S.
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