Selma at 50: A Day of Atonement
A daughter recognizes the humanity of others where her infamous late father would not.
Tom Yamachika: Pay Your Money and Take Your Chances
Lawmakers are rolling the dice on bills aimed at helping gamblers ease tax burdens.
Selma at 50: Unity at the Edmund Pettus Bridge
With President Obama speaking and lei around the necks of some 150 marchers, Hawaii’s aloha was felt once again at this iconic place.
On Annexation of Hawaii, Scalia Fails Constitutionality Test
A joint resolution of Congress doesn’t empower the United States to acquire another country. Only a treaty can do that.
Selma at 50: The Congressional Civil Rights Pilgrimage
The courage and dedication that civil rights activists displayed in the face of fear and tremendous odds can be compared to the strength of this nation.
Kailua Crime Scene: Busted for Helping Launch Kites From Beach
An undercover sting operation results in the ticketing of three recreational sports enthusiasts. Meanwhile, a nearby home was burglarized.
Hawaii Needs To Get Out of the Payday Loan Trap
As a state we need to take responsibility for the laws that govern these dangerous loan products.
Oahu General Plan Provides Diversification and Sustainability
The Oahu General Plan is not perfect but it provides land-use diversification and sustainability for our small island home.
Congressional Chief of Staff Is a Critical Role
Rep. Tulsi Gabbard’s choice of Kainoa Penaroza undermines her ability to represent her constituents to her fullest ability.
Tea Party Theatrics and DHS Funding: Different Channel, Same Show
They huffed and they puffed, but members of the GOP right wing failed to stare the House down over the president’s executive order on immigration.