Category: Cover Story
Filipinos Favor Focusing on Domestic Issues Over Another “Forever War” in the Middle East; ‘No’ to Escalation
Politicos say that further military action is dependent on Iran’s nuclear capability that’s still unclear after Trump’s attacks on Iran’s nuclear sites.
Filipino Communities on the Mainland and Hawaii Rally to Push Back Against ICE’s Tactics and Politicization
Protests against ICE’s tactics spread like wildfire across other cities with large immigrant populations in San Francisco, Chicago, and New York City. Outcry not only happened in blue metropolises, but in other places like Oxnard, Louisville, Baltimore, Raleigh, Columbus, Dallas, Portland, El Paso, Meridan, St. Louis, Milwaukee, Kansas City.
Thousands of Hawaii Filipinos Could Lose Their Health Insurance if Cuts to Medicaid Pushes Through
Medicaid is a joint federal and state health insurance program that provides health insurance to more than 71 million low-income and disabled Americans.
Profiling the Problem of School Bullying in Hawaii; Prevention and Actions to Take When It Happens
For many the problem of school bullying can be generational and leave lingering trauma into adulthood
Meth and Fentanyl Are the Greatest Threats of the Drug Problem in Hawaii; Health Risks, Rehabilitation and Community Outreach
The social cost of methamphetamine is between $41-68 billion dollars, studies show, which includes lost potential from meth use, meth-related impacts, and the burden of addiction on dependent users and their premature mortality.
Profiling Filipino Gen Z, Their Unique Attributes and Forecast of the Filipino Community
Gen Z is a generation known to be fearless in fighting systemic injustice, compared to the Millennials and certainly Gen X.
Philippine Consulate Welcomes New Consul General
Ilocano native Arman R. Talbo assumed the top post as Consul General at the Philippine Consulate General in Honolulu on March 18.
Doctors-on-Stage Presents Its Latest Production, “Love Found & Love Lost, It’s Better to Have Loved and Lost Than Never to Have Loved at All”
The full meaning of past DOS productions always came through loud and clear with the concept of love – and its many shades, expressions and complexities — as a recurring theme.
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.
Filipinos in U.S. Keep Close Watch on Trump’s Immigration Policies that Could Jolt Nearly 10% of Community’s Population
8.5% of Filipinos in the U.S. are at-risk of potential deportation.
