Category: Columns
From DC to Davos to Minnesota—How Fear Became American Foreign and Domestic Policy
by Emil GuillermoThe world feels upside down. Donald Trump recently bragged that he did not take Greenland by force. That’s the bar now—an American president [Read More…]
Marcos Impeachment Complaints Insufficient
The Committee chair said that a committee report would still be submitted to the plenary and that the decision could still be overturned.
Stepping Back From The Edge
What can we do about it? What can you and I actually DO to stem the tide of hate, anger, and violence that is growing across the land?
The Murder of Alex Pretti, Release the Epstein Files
Alex Pretti and Renee Good, another murder victim from Minneapolis of the Trump administration, must have justice.
Loopholes in Criminal Justice System
It has to be addressed because if this is the case, it may also apply to kids in the state of Hawaii and other localities.
Am I Following Christ?
What challenged me most was watching Scripture used in ways that wounded others, especially those Jesus consistently drew near to.
As Trump Rages Against Immigration, I Mourn The Perfect Immigrant
Here comes ethnic purity 2.0, American-style. That is unless we are loud and persuade the public that Trump-style racist is plain un-American.
No Room at The Inn
After reading about “homeless sweeps” occurring throughout Hawaii, I thought I’d try an experiment to evaluate the availability of emergency shelters in each County.
Donald Trump and the Epstein Files
Polls have shown Trump’s approval ratings falling, and the partial release of the Epstein files has brought more interest and scrutiny to this subject matter.
A Life Well Lived
I am 92 years old. I will be 93 on December 24, this year. Have I achieved success? Have I lived well, laughed often, and loved much?
