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From a flag-raising ceremony to an evening ball and traditional Filipino dance performances, there are multiple events to help celebrate the 127th anniversary of Philippine Independence this week ...

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LGBTQ-owned businesses in Chicago are celebrating Pride Month in style with eye-catching specials including cakes, cookies and a flight of specialty drinks.

An early morning June 12 flag raising ceremony followed by a serving of traditional Filipino breakfast kicked off 126th Philippine Independence Day celebrations on Guam.

Watch: Dubai expat surfs in high heels while raising Philippine flag, eating cake 'We wanted to do something truly special in celebration of Philippine Independence Day' which falls on Thursday ...

The Philippines is celebrating its 127th Independence Day on Thursday, June 12, and a Dubai-based surf queen and famous social media personality found a daring and creative way “to honour the ...

She followed it up with another clip of herself surfing while eating ube cake, a popular Filipino dessert. Together, the videos racked up nearly 62 million views just two days after posting on June 6.

The Philippine flag was first raised on May 28, 1898, Chua said. “Noong May 28, sa araw na tinatawag natin ngayong Flag Day, nanalo ang mga puwersa ni Heneral Emilio Aguinaldo sa Battle of Alapan dito ...

May 17, 2025 | 12:00am MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine flag is now flying over Philippine Rise as the country’s assertion of sovereignty, on the eighth anniversary of its renaming yesterday.

On March 12, I placed an online order from a Largo Publix, asking for the Canadian flag and “Welcome, Canadian snowbirds!” I wanted to see if the flag was the problem or Canadians as a whole.