Each October, the nation mostly dismisses Filipino American History Month, and it is a pity, given the large, conducive character Filipino Americans have played in forming the American experience for everybody. But at the COVID era, the scenario is much more dire. More on this in a Minute. “We pick this subject to emphasize the […]
On Jan. 11, 2018—on the cusp of her 30th birthday—Liya Shuster was diagnosed with a rare form of non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma. Over the past three years, Shuster taken the knowledge gained from her experience and channeled it into Alula, a new online hub of resources intended to support both patients as well as family and friends […]
Even by the standards of the past four years, the dismay among U.S. allies came strong and fast on Wednesday, as the chaotic—even terrifying—footage of Trump supporters breaching the Capitol building in Washington, D.C., blew apart regular programming around the world, and millions sat glued to their televisions for hours, aghast as the events unfolded. […]
