Category: News
Biden Is Fit To Run For President. He’s Already Doing It Well
Rather than focusing on his words, we gain a better insight into the Biden candidacy in other ways.
Empowering Hawaiʻi Filipinos: Quo Vadis?
For Filipinos, acquiring it will contribute to their social, economic, political, and cultural advancements in the Aloha State.
Hawaii’s Tulsi Gabbard Meets With Asian Americans In The Mainland
Gabbard met with several dozen Asian American leaders in the San Francisco Bay Area for an exclusive meet-and-greet luncheon.
Hawaii Law To Regulate AI Deepfakes In Election Campaigns
Hawaii is the 13th state to establish legislation on regulating AI use in the elections.
BOOK REVIEW: The Power of Everyday Politics—How Vietnamese Peasants Transformed National Policy
This book describes the history of local resistance that changed national policy on collectivized agriculture in North Vietnam.
For A Better Life
With our limited knowledge of French, and with her very limited understanding of English, we would try to share our lives and stories with each other.
Consumer Resource Amid Healthcare Data Breach
Change Healthcare, a unit of UnitedHealth Group, Inc., was hit by a data breach/cyber attack in February, exposing Americans’ sensitive health and personal data to the dark web where cybercriminals buy, sell, and track personal information.
Panagtakaw Iti Sweldo (Wage Theft)
Ti wage theft, panagtakaw wenno panangswitik iti suweldo, ket ti saan a panagtungpal dagiti employer a mangbayad kadagiti empleyado da iti umno a gatad ti nagbannoganda.
POETRY: Magandang Umaga
This poem is dedicated to my many beloved Filipino neighbors, co-workers, and friends here in New Jersey. The Garden State is blessed to be home to a significant Filipino population.
NYMWPS , Youth Group urges Pres. Marcos to declare July 12 as the West Philippine Sea National Day
On July 12, 2016, the Philippines achieved a historic victory at the Arbitral Tribunal regarding our sovereign rights over the West Philippine Sea.
