Category: Editorials
The Good, Bad and Ugly Reality of AI in the Workplace; We Must Prepare and Be AI Skilled to Get Ahead
Unfortunately, capitalism also often reveals that some workers are no longer needed, which is a main concern about AI for many employees.
Dems’ Plan to Counteract Texas’ Gerrymandering Is A Right Move for the Nation to Preserve Democracy and Fairness
Democrats believe Trump is looking to avoid a repeat of his first term, when Democrats flipped the House at the midpoint and stalled his agenda from advancing through Congress.
From Deporting Undocumented Migrants with Criminal Records to Now Ramping Up Denaturalization, What’s Next?
Fast forward to 2025, Trump through his DOJ wants to “maximally pursue” denaturalization of American citizens potentially beyond extreme circumstances as used previously and possibly use “moral character” loopholes as a way to revoke citizenship.
Make Trump and Politicians Pay in the Midterms for the Big Beautiful Bill; It’s an Immoral, Disastrous Legislation
These are only a few anti-populist features found in the “Big Ugly” bill that Trump signed into law.
Americans Do Not Want Escalation of War with Iran, The U.S. Can No Longer Afford “Forever Wars”
Simply put — we cannot afford another protracted “forever war” and President Donald Trump acted recklessly by entering the war between Israel and Iran by bombing Iran’s nuclear sites.
The US and West Must Pressure Netanyahu to Finally End the Bombings and Blockade of Gaza
It’s high time for President Donald Trump and western leaders to exert forceful pressure onto Israel to stop the bombings and blockade of humanitarian aid to Gaza.
Comprehensive Immigration Reform Addressing the Undocumented Is Sorely Needed
It’s high time that such provisions be re-examined and debated.
Republicans’ New Tax Proposal on Money Remittances Could Hurt Filipino Families and the Philippines
The new tax means less money will go to the recipients in foreign countries and add to the U.S. coffers.
Stand with Harvard University to Protect Freedom of Speech, America’s “Soft Power” Globally, and to Defend Against Authoritarianism
Trump is now suggesting that Harvard lose its tax-exempt status. It’s all cat and mouse, really.
Medicaid Changes Will Hurt Patients and Hospitals, Call Your Senator to Voice Your Opposition to Medicaid Cuts
This uncertainty is good news for now as millions of Medicaid recipients await with bated breath a final bill.
