By: Alfred Acenas (EBC Hawaii-Pacific) HONOLULU (Eagle News) — “No person in the United States shall, on the basis of sex, be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be subject to discrimination under any education program…
By: Thomas I. LiknessEagle News Service (Eagle News) — Canadians are digging deeper to cover the cost of living as the country’s inflation rate hit 7.7% in the month of May. The biggest culprit is gasoline prices, Statistics Canada said…
By: Thomas I. LiknessEagle News Service (Eagle News) — What was supposed to have been a time of socializing during a potluck dinner at an Alabama church turned to tragedy when a gunman entered the building an opened fire. Two…
By: Thomas I. LiknessEagle News Service (Eagle News) — For a second time, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has tested positive for COVID-19. “I’ll be following public health guidelines and isolating,” Trudeau tweeted Monday. “I feel okay, but that’s because…
By: Thomas I. LiknessEagle News Service (Eagle News) — In what’s become an almost daily occurrence, another mass shooting has been reported in the United States. Police say three people were killed after a gunman opened fire at a factory…
By Alfred AcenasEagle News Service HONOLULU (Eagle News) – Given the increase in new COVID-19 cases throughout Hawaii in the last two months, coupled with the continued demand for community testing, the City and County of Honolulu is expanding its…
By: Thomas I. LiknessEagle News Service (Eagle News) — One person is dead and five others are injured following a shooting inside a church in the Southern California community of Laguna Woods. Four of the wounded are in critical condition…
By: Thomas I. LiknessEagle News Service (Eagle News) — Five people are dead in the wake of a shooting rampage in the U-S southeastern city of Biloxi, Miss. Police say a gunman shot three people at a hotel — the…
By: Thomas I. LiknessEagle News Service (Eagle News) — CP Rail and the union representing about 3,000 conductors, engineers, train and yard workers will let an arbitrator settle their contract dispute. Both sides agreed to binding arbitration early Monday meaning…
By: Thomas I. LiknessEagle News Service (Eagle News) — One of Canada’s two major railways has been shut down after more than 3,000 workers walked off the job Sunday to back contract demands. Conductors, engineers, train and yard workers are…
