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With each passing day that The Donald stays at or near the top of polls, chances grow that he could become the Republican nominee — a frightening prospect for party leaders.

Our actions in this small archipelago are amplified far beyond us.

State agencies can’t seem to spend all of the $2.5 billion in federal money they get each year, but they still turn down the offer of help to manage those grants.

The justices refuse to hear a Hawaii appeal that had the potential to do on a local level what Citizens United has done to federal elections.

Vacuous solipsism has to be dressed up in order to pass academic inspection.

The Waikiki War Memorial Natatorium is too valuable to our history to be demolished. Let’s quit fighting over it and find a way to restore the iconic site.

Documents in a class-action suit against Haseko should provoke an ethics investigation and change how city planners work with developers.

Hawaii has two online databases that consumers can turn to if they want to find out about a company or contractor. Still, it’s not perfect.

Why won’t Congress act to keep those on the FBI terrorist watch list from buying guns? More than 2,000 people with terrorist ties already are armed.

Gladys Burrill made the Guinness Book of World Records in 2010 as the oldest woman to finish a marathon. Now 97, she encourages younger runners.