‘Wisdom and fear’ lead 90% of US seniors to COVID vaccines

AMID the latest surge in COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations, the United States hit a milestone that some thought was unattainable: 90% of people 65 and older are at least partly vaccinated against the disease. That’s more than 49 million seniors vaccinated. Overall, 70% of adults have been inoculated, at least partly, and nearly 68% of…

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Filipino boxer Carlo Paalam wins silver medal in Tokyo 

FILIPINO boxer Carlo Paalam has finished his Olympic campaign with a silver medal in men’s flyweight. The 23-year-old Paalam bowed to Galal Yafai of Great Britain via a 4-1 split decision in their final bout on Saturday, August 7, at the Kokugikan Arena in Tokyo. Despite landing some early shots on Yafai, Paalam went down…

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Assemblymember Chiu, advocates announce new EDD language access resources and reforms

Employment Development Department will receive $21 million to expand language services  CALIFORNIA Assemblymember David Chiu (D-San Francisco) joined Asian and Pacific Islander advocacy organizations on Thursday, August 5 to announce new funding to ensure Californians with limited English proficiency (LEP) can obtain unemployment insurance (UI) benefits. Assembly Bill 138, a budget trailer bill signed into…

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[COLUMN] Fundamental analysis for stock trading

YOU can use two primary approaches to analyze a stock: fundamental analysis and technical analysis. Fundamental analysis involves looking at a company’s underlying business metrics, such as revenue, earnings and debt. Technical analysis involves looking only at a stock’s recent price movements and identifying buy and sell signals in its chart. Let’s take a look at…

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[COLUMN] An utterly indomitable faith 

IT was an exciting weekend for my family. My first grandnephew, August James, received the Sacrament of Baptism! We passed on our Catholic Christian faith to “Augie,” the best treasure that my big family could give him. With this gift, he has the Spirit of Christ in him. By the Water of Baptism, he has…

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[COLUMN] Get out of debt now: Safely and legally

ARE you sick and tired of being in debt and having bad credit? Do you want to start over but simply don’t know where to begin? Is filing bankruptcy an option for you or are other options available? These days, you are constantly bombarded with advertising from companies and other professionals offering you their “solution”….

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[COLUMN] Vicarious liability

Vicarious liability is a legal doctrine under which parties can be held indirectly liable for an incident and/or injury, even though they did not cause it. Where vicariously liability is a viable theory, other case law applies.  Generally, an employer is vicariously liable for the torts of its employees in the course and scope of…

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Demanding equal access to the internet as a human right

The Internet has become so integral to modern life that access to it is a necessity. Broadband access is an integral part of infrastructure negotiations and in the United Nations, that access is considered a human right. At a panel convened by Ethnic Media Services on July 23, representatives of national and California nonprofits, joined…

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Several Bay Area counties to require indoor masks again

EIGHT Bay Area counties are requiring residents to wear masks in public indoor settings anew. The mandate requires all individuals, regardless of vaccination status, to wear face coverings when indoors in public settings to prevent the further spread of COVID-19 amid a surge in cases and the Delta variant. Health officers representing the counties of…

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Duterte admits US vaccine donations helped save VFA

PHILIPPINE President Rodrigo Duterte has revealed that the COVID-19 vaccine donations from the United States led him to recall the abrogation of the Visiting Forces Agreement (VFA). “Give and take lang tayo, so pasalamat tayo sa kanila at may naibigay naman ako sa kanila na (we thank them, and I also gave them a) concession,”…

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