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PinoyBuilt Daily Briefing — March 27, 2026: Tariffs, OFWs Stranded in Gulf, ICE Resistance & Rob Bonta's Latest

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Hiddenbrooke, CA • March 2026. PinoyBuilt Daily Briefing: Tariffs Hit 100-Year High, OFWs Stranded in Gulf, Rob Bonta Sues Fake Charities, Jersey City Blocks ICE. daily briefing, fil-am, filipino, tariffs 2026, ofw iran war, rob bonta, immigration ice, filipino american news, pinoy diaspora, balikbayan box, gulf crisis, daly city, holy week 2026. DAILY BRIEFING • MARCH 27, 2026 Tariffs Hit a 100-Year High, OFWs Stranded in the Gulf, Jersey City Blocks ICE & Rob Bonta Sues Fake Charities The numbers that define your Friday: $3,800 per household in tariff costs, 1,033 kababayan stranded in the Persian Gulf, and a California AG fighting scams and pipelines on two fronts. PinoyBuilt Daily Briefing — your Filipino-American lens on the news that matters. (PinoyBuilt graphic) Good Friday morning, kababayan. It is March 27, 2026 — the Friday before Holy Week — and the world is not slowing down for Lent. The United States is now operating un...

Holy Week 2020: Good Friday with Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle

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Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle, now a top Vatican official based in Rome, leads the observance of Good Friday at 9 pm, Manila time. Rappler is airing the Good Friday service with Tagle courtesy of the Pontificio Collegio Filippino , “home in Rome” of diocesan priests from the Philippines. Mass of the Lord's Supper(Maundy Thursday) https://t.co/CDyMhBYPCm — Cardinal Chito Tagle (@CardinalChito) April 9, 2020

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