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While Hawaii’s lawsuit came first, it’s unclear whether the next court action will occur in Honolulu or Seattle.

Hawaii’s governor says there is a “leadership vacuum” in the new administration, and that Congress still holds a lot of sway.

The tea party movement had the luxury of unity. But there are fundamental and disruptive divisions within the Democratic Party.

The state claims that the newly revised executive order is “infected with the same legal problems” as the original.

UPDATED: A federal judge agrees to lift his stay on Hawaii’s lawsuit against the Trump administration.

The new executive order is set to take effect March 16. Meanwhile, critics, including Hawaii officials, are considering more legal action.

UPDATED 3/4/2017: Jeff Sessions’ decision to recuse himself from any election probe was not enough for Colleen Hanabusa and Tulsi Gabbard.

Waikiki tourists, highway traffic jams, pedestrian problems and unique environmental conditions could pose issues for the new technology.

Activists in Hawaii ponder how to perpetuate their resistance to President Trump over the long haul.

Hawaii’s David Ige joins a bipartisan group of state executives responding to the president’s budget plans.