Category: Mainland
Estate Planning Documents: Power of Attorney
by Sheryll Bonilla, Esq. A power of attorney is authority granted under the Hawaii Uniform Power of Attorney Act, H.R.S. Chapter 551D. It is a [Read More…]
How To Defend Trump By Really Trying
by Emmanuel S. Tipon, Esq. FULL DISCLOSURE: This writer met former President Donald Trump in person in July 2016 in Cleveland, Ohio, when he was [Read More…]
Why Do We Commemorate World War II Veterans?
by Carlota Ader In February, four bronze sculptures honoring the tens and thousands of Filipino World War II veterans are unveiled outside Waipahu Public Library. [Read More…]
Are You WOKE yet? Kudos to Michelle Yeoh for Trailblazing a First Win for an Asian as Best Lead Actress
Congratulations to Michelle Yeoh for making history as the first Asian lead actress winner for “Everything, Everywhere All at Once” at the 95th Academy (Oscars) [Read More…]
The 2023 FYLPRO Philippine Immersion Program Is Now Taking Applications
The Filipino Young Leaders Program (FYLPRO) is now accepting applications for its 2023 Annual Immersion Program in the Philippines. After a two-year break due to [Read More…]
Student Loan Forgiveness – Will It Fly?
by Emmanuel S. Tipon, Esq. President Biden has shown compassion for students who borrowed heavily to finance their higher education by announcing that the federal [Read More…]
Biden To Nominate Julie Su For Secretary of Labor
President Joe Biden announced Feb. 28 his nomination of Julie Su to serve as Secretary of the Department of Labor. Currently, Su is serving as [Read More…]
Fil-Am Actor Wins 2022 Chicago BroadwayWorld Awards
Filipino American actor Van Ferro won the 2022 Chicago BroadwayWorld Award for Best Supporting Performer in a Play for his critically-acclaimed performance as John N. [Read More…]
Marissa Bañez’s Debut Book: Hope and Fortune
by Renelaine Bontol Pfister Marissa Bañez’s children’s book titled Hope and Fortune, which came out on Feb. 2, is a message of positivity and empowerment. [Read More…]
Jumpstarting The New Congress Hearkens Back To Ugly Immigration History
by Emil Guillermo And we’re off into the deeply divided world of politics. It took some flips, and I don’t mean Filipinos. After 15 rounds [Read More…]
