Category: News
Filipino Catholics Join Millions Globally to Pray for Pope Francis
Millions of Filipinos around the globe have joined the Catholic faithful participating in prayer vigils, rosaries and special masses of intention for the Holy Father’s recovery.
Do Not Miss The March 31 Medicare Enrollment Deadline
The two important Medicare enrollment period will end on Mach 31, 2025.
BOOK REVIEW: Gastronomic Expressions of our City: ILOILO— Nature, Culture, and Geography
In the introduction by Mayor Jerry P. Treñas, he notes that food is the city’s love language—the Ilonggo is always concerned with what to eat for the day.
The Day Palawan Was Nearly Lost to the USA
The bill became a flashpoint for debates about Philippine sovereignty, American imperialism, and the future of the Moros.
Gov. Gavin Newsom is a Politician in Transition
Love Chu, but I feel we need more of Al Green’s fire.
U.S. Withdraws from WHO Amid H5N1 Outbreaks
The withdrawal comes as the United States faces outbreaks of Avian Influenza across the country.
Perennial ‘Green Fee’ Proposal Would Harm Hawaii Businesses
Simply put: Imposing a tax hike on a major industry in order to pay for more government-funded programs will not boost Hawaii’s economy.
Appeasement Is Not The Answer
“Do what I tell you, or I will hurt you.” It is the President’s message.
Hawaii Consumers and Businesses Brace for Rising Cost of Goods as Trump’s Tariffs Start to Kick In
“Trump’s proposed tariffs could add $272 billion a year to tax burdens,” said Karl Schamotta, chief market strategist at Corpay Cross-Border Solutions.
A Legacy of Academic Activism: Francisco “Dodong” Nemenzo, Jr.
Nemenzo was a pragmatist who essentialized revolutionary thought in the realities of the Philippine struggle.
