Category: Columns
Sen. Padilla Handcuffed In La Supporting Immigrants, Filam Cause
The Democratic senator was hauled out of Noem’s briefing as she called California and LA leaders “socialists” who are working against the Trump administration.
Trump Bombs Distract From The Bombs On Health Care; Plus, A Note Of Hawaii Journalism Legend Jerry Burris
July is the month of open questions. It should be for the celebration of American freedom.
Bombing For Peace And Dealing With Immigrants
I have mixed feelings about the bombing of Iran’s nuclear facilities by the Trump administration.
Trump Wins Big In Supreme Court’s Decision That Federal Courts Have No Authority To Issue Universal Injunctions
They also alleged that the Executive Order violates Section 201 of the Nationality Act of 1940.
Brink Of War? A Prayer For The Nations
Right now, many families – especially children – are hiding in bunkers, unable to run or laugh in open fields, their lives overshadowed by the deafening sound of bombs and sirens.
On Father’s Day Weekend—A Poem For My Dad, The Manong, A Golf Triumph, And The People Say “No Kings” As Trump Shows His Wares
by Emil Guillermo For a guy like me, who loved to play golf with my pals during my days in Hawaii, the topper for Father’s [Read More…]
Musk and His Mess
The Republicans can deny all they want that senior citizens’ Medicare isn’t in the bill, but it is.
SC Votes 9-0: Discriminating Against Heterosexual Woman In Favor Of Lesbian Is A “No No”
What’s going on here? Supreme Court votes unanimously? It is as rare as an April shower, unless one is driving on the Pali Highway from Honolulu to Kailua.
First 100 Days Of Freshman Pinay LA City Council Member Ysabel Jurado
Jurado is actively doing her job as a freshman legislator during her first 100 days and lately, by positively endorsing and advocating three key projects for the city.
Righteous Indignation
No matter how much I want to be unbothered, I am deeply affected by all that is happening around me.
