Philippines Archives - Los Angeles Post-Examiner

‘1898’ Exhibit at the Smithsonian Explores Complex History Behind US Expansionism

By MICAELA HANSON WASHINGTON – When Taìna Caragol, the National Portrait Gallery’s curator of painting, sculpture and Latino art and

Here we are, basically the entire world, deep in concern, worry and yes even depression over the ever expanding Coronavirus

Kobe Bryant’s death sent shockwaves across the United States. However, the Los Angeles sports icon’s death reaches around the world

Last night we eased our way out of the port of Ensenada and headed out to the vast blue Pacific

Vice Presidential debates are pretty much like the NFL Pro Bowl; a waste of everyone’s time. I love to follow

From 1564 until 1946, a period of roughly 382 years, the Philippine people were ruled by colonial powers. First it

Photo above: Floyd Mayweather, Jr. took the podium at the post-fight press conference to talk about the fight. It was

Family in Ithaca When I was four years old my family was assigned to a post in Burma. We drove