Category: Columns
Political Corruption By Any Other Name Is Still Political Corruption
A Hawaiʻi grand jury has brought criminal charges against 5 individuals believed to have both given and received bribes connected to political favors.
The State of the Nation Address? The Philippines Isn’t Foreign When Your Family Still Lives There
We aren’t totally divorced from the ancestral homeland.
Strength That Stays Humble: What Alex Eala’s Journey Reminds Us About Following Christ
At thirteen Alex Eala said goodbye to everything familiar and moved to Spain, chasing something she could not yet prove was there.
Odds and Ends
by Sheryll Bonilla, Esq. Trust Checking Account If you created a revocable living trust, it’s a good idea to open a checking account in the [Read More…]
Is The Shift To Textbooks A Rejection Of Technology At This Time?
The 21st century is the year of technology in the business world including the classroom here and abroad.
Can We Make Our Standards Higher?
The war in Iran has been a major embarrassment for the United States under Donald Trump and Peter Hegseth.
The Benefits of Voting For The Democratic Party
Vote for those who want to help you, not for those who want to take away what you have and need.
Grassroot Institute Files Lawsuit To Stop State’s New Free Speech Ban
I trust that the courts will agree with us and act quickly to quash this audacious bid to suppress our right to speak out on matters concerning the future of Hawaii.
What Are The Benefits Of Voting For The Republican Party?
Filipino community represents Hawaii’s highly unionized workforce. Just because you give them your monthly union dues doesn’t mean you have to vote democrat.
The Next 250? How About We Just Get To The Midterms
by Emil Guillermo It was typical Trump-style. The president’s July Fourth speech was a “flood the zone” mess. Veterans and patriotic sentiment, mixed in with [Read More…]
