
My father’s “Personal Justice Reconciled” 80 years later
Can a wrong ever be righted? Recently a university wrong against my innocent Nisei (2nd generation) Japanese American/ US citizen father which occurred 80 years ago in 1942, was righted on April 1, 2022 by USC, the University of Southern California in Los Angeles. They awarded him a posthumous honorary bachelor’s degree (he passed away … Read more

Ginger Sykes Torres Withdraws from CD One Race
After a validation process, brought on by a third-party complaint to the Arizona Superior Court in Maricopa County, found that not all the petition signatures gathered by Fieldcorps for the Ginger Sykes Torres for Congress Campaign were valid, the House Candidate has been left with no other choice but to withdraw from the Democratic Primary … Read more

LD 18 State Senate Candidate Priya Sundareshan Wants to Fight to Preserve Arizona for Future Generations
Combatting Climate Change. Protecting Voting and Human Rights. Fully Funding Public Education. Those are the issues Arizona State Senate Candidate Priya Sundareshan is running on in the new Legislative District (LD) 18. A Tucson native and graduate of both M.I.T. (chemical engineering) and the University of Arizona (Juris Doctor and Master’s in Natural Resource Economics,) … Read more

SCOTUS Hears Argument in Title 42 ‘Remain In Mexico’ Policy Repeal Case
The U.S. Supreme Court heard oral argument on Tuesday in the battle over the Biden administration’s efforts to end one of the Trump administration’s signature immigration policies. Amy Howe reports at SCOTUSblog, Tough questions for both sides in dispute over “remain in Mexico” policy: The lower courts [Trump-appointed judge orders Biden administration to reinstate Trump’s … Read more
