The Most-Read Stories of 2025

The Most-Read Stories of 2025

Among our top ten stories of the year: the arrest of President Duterte, knowing your rights in an ICE encounter, Walden Bello's memoir, and P-pop girl group BINI.

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LA Library Plans to Dedicate Echo Park Branch to Carlos Bulosan

LA Library Plans to Dedicate Echo Park Branch to Carlos Bulosan

The Echo Park Branch Library proudly serves the Historic Filipinotown community.

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Batangas Local Gov’t Unit Bolsters Department of Health’s HPV Vaccination Program

Batangas Local Gov’t Unit Bolsters Department of Health’s HPV Vaccination Program

Local Government Unit action reinforces the push for a stronger, nationwide DOH program to meet WHO cervical cancer elimination goals by 2030.

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Teacher Gigi Can Make You Love Math

Teacher Gigi Can Make You Love Math

What if math were taught differently, specifically through visual storytelling? This is exactly the approach of Dr. Gigi Carunungan, Ed.D.

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Stephanie Syjuco’s Wall of Hidden Histories

Stephanie Syjuco’s Wall of Hidden Histories

Renowned Fil-Am artist Stephanie Syjuco’s Berkeley installation, Present Tense (Roll Call), explores teaching and learning during fraught times and Berkeley’s legacy of radical education.

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Behind the documentary ‘The Road to Sydney’

Behind the documentary ‘The Road to Sydney’

A film documents an artist’s physical transition to her real self.

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[Partner] Save the Date! Food Delivery: Fresh from the West Philippine Sea

[Partner] Save the Date! Food Delivery: Fresh from the West Philippine Sea

Free Film Screening. January 11, 2026, 2 PM to 5 PM
Koret Auditorium, San Francisco Main Public Library, 100 Larkin Street 94102

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High Drama in a Low Country: Duterte Watch in The Hague

High Drama in a Low Country: Duterte Watch in The Hague

Here in The Hague, the international court may hold the future of a country’s reckoning with impunity and political violence.

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Crime and Comfort Food

Crime and Comfort Food

In fictional Shady Palms, Illinois, Lila Macapagal and her relatives run Tita Rosie’s Kitchen, where they serve Filipino cuisine and solve crimes on the side.

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‘Holesome’ Low-Carb Treats Selling Like Hotcakes

‘Holesome’ Low-Carb Treats Selling Like Hotcakes

Good Journey Donuts remakes them for healthy eaters.

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