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Blue, Red or Independent? Where Hawaii’s Filipino Voters Stand Ahead of the 2026 Election
by Edwin Quinabo As Hawaii’s general election approaches, curiosity is building over the political affiliations of the state’s Filipino community in 2026 and whether voters [Read More…]
Beyond the Banquet: Hawaii’s Filipinos Want Authentic Political Outreach
by Edwin Quinabo Reaching out to ethnic groups as a campaign strategy has lost some ground amid a broader national backlash against identity politics. But [Read More…]
Senator Schatz Knows He’s A Lucky Man Serving The People Of Hawaii (Part 2)
by Emil Guillermo (This is the continuation of last issue’s Part 1.) Schatz singled out the billionaires as the villains, but adds he’s all for [Read More…]
Top Chef Champion: Rhoda Magbitang
by Renelaine Bontol Pfister On June 8, Rhoda Magbitang emerged the winner of season 23 of the hit Bravo TV show, Top Chef, becoming the [Read More…]
MOVIE REVIEW: Forgotten Island
by Rose Churma Forgotten Island, an animated graffiti-art fantasy, was released in theaters worldwide in September 2026. Joel Crawford and Manuel Mercado wrote and directed [Read More…]
Celebrating Filipino American History Month This October
by HFC Staff October commemorates the first arrival of Filipinos in Morro Bay, California, on October 18, 1587. In 1991, the Filipino American National Historical [Read More…]
US Congressional Majorities Must Change This Midterm Election, Put Aside Political Party Division
Calling this one of the most important midterm elections of our lifetime may sound like another cliché in politics — but this time, the phrase [Read More…]
Restricted Access, Concentrated Power: A Double Threat to Independent Media
There are two significant developments in media that should have Americans concerned — with both events diminishing freedom of the press: 1) a constitutional battle [Read More…]
