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Plenty of traditionally trained medical professionals cite evidence that supports many alternative approaches to health care. It’s not an either/or situation.

New Civil Beat columnist: The illusory promise of paradise obscures Hawaii’s fundamental problems.

Congress panders as it passes a bill pointlessly targeting Iraqi and Syrian refugees. Also: Iran draws down under the new nuclear deal, and Sand Island moves forward.

A new book of forward-looking essays underscores the revived Hawaiian worldview with which we all might sail into the future.

For better or worse, millennials can’t look away. They are caring and civic minded, whether the injustices they perceive are trivial or of global importance.

Residents of the self-reliant camp on the edge of Waianae have shown they deserve a say in their community’s future. Policymakers should listen. 

Columnist Cal Thomas ignored a plethora of facts when he criticized President Obama’s decision to reject the Keystone Pipeline plan.

Honolulu City Council’s Budget Committee should keep the rail project moving forward today, but insist on full disclosure before final Council approval.

The governor’s announcement that Hawaii would accept Syrian refugees caused a firestorm, though none are likely to arrive. Time for a collective deep breath.

The new push for gender-neutral restrooms is part of a larger civil rights movement to provide safe and welcoming toilet facilities for everyone on the gender spectrum.