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It will discourage visitors and raise revenue. Once the pandemic subsides, the tax can be lowered.

Justification for suspending open records and public meetings laws is still sketchy.

Let’s consider the type of world we want to inhabit once the worst of the pandemic is over.

We could be at a watershed moment in reevaluating the current state of education.

Demands for “shared sacrifice” because of budget shortfalls should be rejected.

The people of Hawaii need places to go to have a sense of freedom.

It comes just in time for what may be the most consequential elections in our lifetime.

It is vital that Hawaii do what is right so we do not lose even more teachers.

It requires a science-based screening and quarantine system to prevent incoming travelers from reinfecting the state.

Patients with a terminal illness may not have the luxury of waiting until things go back to normal to enter hospice care.