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Answer: By sticking our heads in the sand.

The attorney general has proven himself to be unqualified to direct the efforts of the U.S. Department of Justice.

We should take this opportunity afforded by Attorney General Jeff Sessions’ remark  to reevaluate the United States’ claim over Hawaii.

From reducing poverty to increasing affordable housing, lawmakers could have done much better for the people of Hawaii.

We can’t afford to be distracted by raising the hotel tax or by giving up and stopping the line at Middle Street.

Hawaii’s largest and most remote state park needs more enforcement staff to protect it from overuse and unethical campers.

Don’t let the positive narrative about public education get hijacked by stories about teacher burnout and low test scores.

Hawaii state government has adopted a legalistic strategy whose main aim is to minimize public employee wages.

Our current constitution is nearly 40 years old. It could not have predicted the issues our state faces today, and it restricts our ability to respond.

The populace supports it. Most legislators support it. But somehow, special interests prevailed again in the Hawaii Legislature.