At this point in time it’s difficult to open a social media page, whether it be Facebook, Twitter, or another mode of public communication and not see the issue of race in America front and center. Angry rants are permeating just about every level of society, even if you are one of those exhausted citizens … More The double standard that isn’t
These are thoughts I put together on Facebook earlier, and decided to share them here as well. As most of the world knows by now, the world’s top drug cartel boss, a man I have been writing about for years, is free. Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman escaped over the weekend after spending 17 months in … More Depraved drug lord’s escape is no laughing matter
Burnt out from following events around the world, I’ll put focus on sharing my recent work in the Brentwood/Oakley Press on what’s happening in the East Bay. Despite a couple of brief, late season (and unusual) rainstorms that moved through northern California, the biggest story out there – along with the new vaccination bill signed … More Some of the latest local developments
Over the past years I have had more than a few opportunities to travel across several continents, but there’s still one high-priority area that has eluded me: Mindanao, the southernmost region of the Philippines. Although sidelined by the emergence of the Islamic State last year in the Middle East – when I ended up visiting … More Zamboanga and Mindanao
Corey Hunt 