Category: Editorials
Getting A College Education Is Still Worth the Cost
It’s a new year and typically a time of anxiety, hope and change. Among the goals many have this year is to improve their personal [Read More…]
This Election Don’t Just Trust Politicians at Their Word, Follow the Money, Investigate Their Campaign Contributions for Insight on How They’re Likely to Vote
It’s a new year. It’s an election year. Two quotes come to mind as we usher in this new election year. The first is by [Read More…]
Remittance Gift-Giving Is A Symbol of Love and Gratitude
The Christmas tradition of gift-giving goes back to the first Christmas when the biblical Magi or three kings visited Jesus after his birth bearing gifts [Read More…]
Millennials and Gen Z Are Revolutionizing Politics
The millennial-Gen Z voting block is at the cusp of if not already the most influential political group of the U.S. electorate. They do not [Read More…]
Merry Christmas, Peace and Goodwill to All!
The phrase peace and goodwill to men (humanity) has always been wished upon during the Christmas season. Upon the birth of Christ, in Luke 2:14, [Read More…]
Pentagon Fails Another Audit, Congress Should Investigate If Our Tax Dollars Are Being Spent As Intended
There’s a lot of rhetoric in Congress, especially by Republicans, on accountability and spending of U.S. tax dollars. Yet, for a sixth consecutive year in [Read More…]
There Is Always Something to Be Thankful For; Happy Thanksgiving to All
For the hundreds of family members who lost their loved ones in the Maui wildfires, as well as the thousands left homeless and business owners [Read More…]
Biden Appears Not to Be Electable This Time Around And Should Consider Dropping Out of the 2024 Race
It’s clear that a large contingent of Democrats and independents are unhappy with President Joe Biden’s performance. Recent poll after poll shows Biden well behind [Read More…]
Ethnic Media Are Here to Stay, Our Old and Long History Will Continue Well into The Future, National Trends Show
We live in a world of special interests. Historically, this has always been the case. We have chambers of commerce to represent business interests. We [Read More…]
We’re Overtaxed, We’re Sending Too Much in Foreign Military Aid; We Should Be Working to Build Global Peace, Not Escalating Global Wars
What about Americans? What about our needs? Why is the U.S. government still giving billions in foreign military aid? These are questions typically asked by [Read More…]
