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BOOK REVIEW: Two Books To Celebrate August’s Philippine Language Week
Not so long ago, the Hawaii public library system’s children’s librarian inquired about children’s literature from the Philippines.
Sun Could Be Starting To Set On Hawaii’s Permitting Problems
This year, the state Legislature actually did something about that. And thanks in part to community pressure for change, the governor signed two key bills into law that could help fix this situation.
The Good, Bad and Ugly Reality of AI in the Workplace; We Must Prepare and Be AI Skilled to Get Ahead
Unfortunately, capitalism also often reveals that some workers are no longer needed, which is a main concern about AI for many employees.
Dems’ Plan to Counteract Texas’ Gerrymandering Is A Right Move for the Nation to Preserve Democracy and Fairness
Democrats believe Trump is looking to avoid a repeat of his first term, when Democrats flipped the House at the midpoint and stalled his agenda from advancing through Congress.
Impeachment Complaint vs Sara Duterte Held Unconstitutional
There were four impeachment complaints against Duterte.
Trump’s Immigration Policy, Economic News, and The Epstein Files
It’s as if Trump is at war with brown skinned immigrants. This is so wrong and unacceptable.
Hirono Leads Colleagues in Introducing Legislation to Give Workers Time Off to Vote
The allotted time is to be used to vote at a polling place, return a mail-in ballot, or take time for other voting-related activities.
Flying While Filipino, Fear At The Airport And How “South Park” Is Saving Democracy
Anyone traveling to a foreign country and back this summer has this fear. And it’s all because of the capricious way our laws are honored or dishonored.
July 27, Guam’s Iglesia Ni Cristo Day for the COVID Hero
Declared as a COVID Hero in 2020 at the height of the epidemic that struck the island of Hawaii, the proclamation coincided with the Church’s 111th anniversary, Orozco explained.
Lahaina Fire Survivors Urges County Of Maui To Address Survivors’ Urgent Financial Needs Amid Rising Rent, Calls For Accountability To Community
Organizers say that two years later, working families in Lahaina remain forgotten in the recovery.
