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The Asian Journal reflects the impressive expansion of the Filipino American (FilAm) community in the United States. Starting with just a small team, it has evolved into one of the largest FilAm publishing companies in the country. Today, talented writers, artists, and creatives collaborate to produce weekly editions that are balanced, relevant, and informative for the FilAm audience.

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SCOTUS to hear arguments over Trump’s birthright citizenship ban — USA

2 weeks ago | asianjournal.com | Klarize Medenilla

The U.S. Supreme Court announced on Thursday, April 17, that it will hear oral arguments regarding President Donald Trump’s plan to end automatic birthright citizenship—one of the current administration’s latest efforts to crack down on immigration.
Kay Sibal’s Broadway dream comes true in SIX — Entertainment

4 weeks ago | asianjournal.com | Momar Visaya

Kay Sibal | Photo from Instagram/@KaySibalFor Kay Sibal, stepping onto a Broadway stage for the first time in SIX is nothing short of a dream come true. As she made her Broadway debut last month portraying Catherine Howard in the electrifying pop musical that reimagines the six wives of Henry VIII, Sibal is embracing a moment that feels both surreal and deeply personal. “This has been a dream show of mine for so long,” Sibal told the Asian Journal in an interview.
Family, survival, immigrant struggles: The Cleaning Lady continues to shine a light on the undocumented experience — Entertainment

1 month ago | asianjournal.com | Momar Visaya

In a television landscape where stories about women of color are still too rare, The Cleaning Lady stands out as a thrilling drama that does more than entertain—it confronts societal ills head-on. At its core, the show is about survival, resilience, and the sacrifices women make for their families. But it also shines a necessary spotlight on systemic injustices, from the struggles of undocumented immigrants to the harsh realities of power imbalances in America.
Lea Salonga takes on a guest role in The Cleaning Lady; returns to Broadway with Old Friends — Entertainment

1 month ago | asianjournal.com | Momar Visaya

Lea Salonga is stepping into a new role that audiences may not expect. While the Broadway icon is currently preparing for her latest stage endeavor, Old Friends, Salonga also revealed...
Alex Eala upsets world number 2 Iga Swiatek, makes history at Miami Open — Sports

1 month ago | asianjournal.com | Momar Visaya

In what can only be described as a fairy-tale run, 19-year-old Alexandra Eala has etched her name in the history books with a stunning performance at the 2025 Miami Open. The young Filipina, a wild card entry ranked 140th in the world, shocked the tennis world by defeating world No. 2 Iga Swiatek 6-2, 7-5 in the quarterfinals on Wednesday, March 26, marking one of the biggest upsets of the tournament.
Citizen Pinoy’s ‘Your Tanong, My Sagot’ takes over Ling Nam Restaurant for a special immigration Q&A — Immigration

1 month ago | asianjournal.com | Joseph Peralta

Leading U.S. Immigration Attorney Michael J. Gurfinkel (left) is shown here with Ling Nam Founder Tony Lim (right). THIS Sunday, Citizen Pinoy presents a special “Your Tanong, My Sagot” episode, filmed at the iconic Ling Nam Restaurant in the Bay Area. A beloved Filipino Chinese institution founded by Tony Lim in 1990, Ling Nam is known for its homestyle dishes and strong ties to the community, having supported Citizen Pinoy since its early years.
Step Into the Ring: SUMO Enters Its Final Weeks at The Public Theater — People

1 month ago | asianjournal.com | Momar Visaya

David Shih, Ahmad Kamal, Red Concepción , Scott Keiji Takeda, Michael Hisamoto, and Earl T. Kim. Photo by Emma ZordanSumo is more than just a sport—it’s a sacred Shinto ritual, an art form, and a test of physical and spiritual endurance. Now, New York audiences have less than two weeks left to witness this powerful tradition brought to life on stage in SUMO, a thrilling new play by Lisa Sanaye Dring. Directed by Obie Award winner Ralph B.
Successful, star-studded awards gala caps second Manila International Film Festival — Entertainment

1 month ago | asianjournal.com

Some of the MIFF 2025 award winners with several members of the festival team members. Photo Katie Ortiz and Tony Garcia Beverly Hills, California – The Manila International Film Festival...
Duterte declared fit to stand trial, makes first appearance before ICC — People

1 month ago | asianjournal.com | Klarize Medenilla

Attorney claims the 79-year-old former PH president ‘too ill’ from ‘debilitating’ health issuesAFTER landing in the Netherlands earlier this week, former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte made his first appearance before the International Criminal Court on Friday, March 14 via video call. Duterte’s defense attorney Salvador Medialdea claimed that the 79-year-old former president was medically unfit to speak at the hearing.
Jacob Batalon reflects on ‘Novocaine,’ Filipino roots, and his recent engagement — Entertainment

1 month ago | asianjournal.com | Momar Visaya

Jacob Batalon, Amber Midthunder, Jack Quaid, and Ray NicholsonFilipino American actor Jacob Batalon is stepping into a new chapter of his life, both personally and professionally. The 27-year-old actor, best known for his breakout role as Ned Leeds in the MCU’s Spider-Man films, announced his engagement to his longtime girlfriend last week via Instagram, sharing the joyous milestone with his fans.