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This Pride month I reflect on Love and Rage because Stonewall was a riot, started by people who were full of rage at the ways that the world continuously tried to crush their love each day. Our queer and trans ancestors were not able to unabashedly show love for each other or for themselves. Today, each of us strives to find their place in this world, in the movement for justice, peace, and

It took an especially creative kind of con man — an ad man, perhaps — to spin the day of the anti-democracy mob riot at the United States Capitol as “J6.” That’s a brand name that sounds like it would sell, rather than stink up the place. But to label the mob members themselves not as criminals but as “warriors” — well, there’s a truly creative reversal of the actual truth. The Oxford English

SAN DIEGO (CNS) - A U.S. Customs and Border Protection officer was convicted in San Diego federal court this week of taking bribes to allow drug-laden vehicles across the U.S.-Mexico border. Leonard Darnell George was charged last year along with several others with conspiring to bring drugs and undocumented migrants into the United States. A San Diego federal jury convicted George on Monday

Ulukilupetea “Tea” Akosita Fakahua Nio, age 54, of Ivins, Utah passed away on Thursday, June 27, 2024, in the St. George Regional Medical Center with her beloved family by her side. Born on Dec. 3, 1969 to Latu Vava’u Finau and Malakai Pua Fakahua, Tea lived a full and eventful young life in San Bruno, California, with her three siblings and many aunties, uncles and friends. Tea’s cousins Latu