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OHA’s ability to work for the good of all Hawaiians and the broader community lies in the hands of voters.

The FTA failed miserably to provide effective oversight for the rail project. That makes it complicit, not just morally but legally.

The two current presidential candidates exemplify two types of narcissism: compassionate reformer and golden tower boss.

The Office of Hawaiian Affairs should follow its own survey data and recognize the lack of support for federal recognition.

Though a Maui “skin suit” was pulled from Halloween costume shelves, his likeness and magical hook will still make profits for Disney.

Protesting police racism by refusing to stand during the playing of the national anthem shouldn’t be the endgame. Better police practices should be.

America’s educational standards haven’t fulfilled the promises of their promoters. Finland, meanwhile, offers a blueprint we might follow for better results.

Disney’s latest foray into storytelling involving indigenous peoples boils down to exploitation of Native Hawaiian history, the author argues.

The Legislature could halt the project by repealing the tax surcharge funding it, which would give the Honolulu City Council a tough choice.

For now, the state will probably ask legislators — again — to increase existing taxes. But new means of revenue generation may be coming.