Category: News
Passage of the SAVE America Act and Possible Presence of ICE at the Polls Could Jeopardize Midterm Election’s Integrity
by Edwin Quinabo President Donald Trump’s voting bill—the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) America Act — could substantially alter federal voter registration and voting procedures [Read More…]
The Trump-Iranian War, the Epstein Files, and Midterm Elections
Donald Trump has made a huge mistake in his second term as president by listening to Israel’s war mongering Benjamin Netanyahu.
Let’s Do Bayanihan Disaster Response for the Flood Survivors
Practicing bayanihan after the floods means trusting affected families and farmers to decide what they need most, while we stand beside them with solidarity, not pity.
Filipino American Autumn Durald Arkapaw Wins Oscar For Best Cinematography
Dural Arkapaw’s historic Oscar win is part of Sinners’ historic run in the awards circuit.
The Most Powerful American In The World Is A Man Of Peace, Not War
The most powerful American right now is Robert Prevost of Chicago, also known as Pope Leo.
The Save America Act Aims to Disenfranchise Voters Through Unreasonable Hurdles, Tell Your Senators to Vote It Down
The SAVE America Act has many other disturbing features including limiting mail-in voting
The Philippines and US Allies Around the World Can Learn from this Current US War on Iran
The obvious question: How could the US provide defensive security to the Philippines in a would-be conflict with a much more powerful and formidable China when the US is failing to stop a lesser military power in Iran in its attacks on US allies in the Middle East?
Democrats Protect, Defend, and Benefit Americans
The Iran war cost $1 billion per day. That $1 billion could give universal health care to all Americans and build 13,000 hospitals in rural areas where Americans need health facilities.
The “Girl Power Team” For President, VP For Both Major Parties Are On!
Have we encountered all-women candidates for president and vice president in the Philippines before? Maybe the 2028 presidential election will be the first!
BOOK REVIEW: In The Company of Strangers
The author is able to capture the essence of Olongapo or any urban setting in the Philippines of the late 60s and early 70s, especially in areas affected by the insidious American presence via its military bases.
