Category: Mainland
Trump’s Negative Diversity Sweeps The Nation
But on Election Day, the electorate did not turn the page on the chaotic hate of Donald Trump.
Don’t Trust Corporate Media’s Smear Campaign on Digital Media; There Are Excellent Small News Outlets Online
It’s safe to say now that we have a legitimate alternative to corporate mainstream news.
Biden’s Green Light to Use Long-range Missiles into Russia Must Be Reversed Immediately
The Pentagon, however, advised Biden against it, officials say.
Trump Victory: Is it an “Act of God”?
I believe that when Trump was saved from assassination, God saved him. He must have had a plan for him.
Empowering Humanity: Technology for a Better World
The annual community reading and discussion on topics selected for all sectors in the Bay Area which touches mainly on AI is set!
HealthCare.gov Open Enrollment is Here: Enroll in Coverage Today
Everyone deserves access to quality health care at an affordable price. The Health Insurance Marketplace® Open Enrollment Period at HealthCare.gov started on November 1, 2024 [Read More…]
Trump Defeats Harris, Hawaii Congressional Incumbents Sweep, Filipino Candidates Score Wins
Trump’s victory came on an America-first economic populist platform and a conservative culture agenda.
What’s Really Happening in Undas? Why Is This Filipino Cultural Practice Worth Preserving?
For Filipinos in the diaspora who are removed from the Philippines (where our culture is the dominant one there), our unique ethnic culture is at even greater risk of surviving in our new social environment in the U.S. and elsewhere.
Fascist Charges, Unbridled Racism And Hate Make Trump Unelectable
He’s hoping you’ll forget his fascist tendencies by surrounding himself with racist, sexist hate talk that is vile and vulgar.
“Your Story Is My Story” Highlights The Quest For The First Filipino To LA City Council
This week’s issue features another FilAm making history as the leading candidate, and most likely the first Filipino to be elected to the Los Angeles City Council.
