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Kevin Fujii/Civil Beat/2025
Americans’ School Satisfaction Is At A Low Point, National Poll Shows
A new poll shows that only 32% of Americans are satisfied with the quality of K-12 education in the country.
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Gender-Based Bullying Data Removed From Federal Survey
To comply with a Trump executive order, the federal government deleted data collected from the nation’s schools
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Trump Administration Aims To Strip Tax Status Of Private Schools With DEI Policies
Kamehameha and other Hawaiʻi schools are tracking the proposal, which would remove the tax-exempt status of private schools and colleges that provide scholarships or admission benefits to students based on their race.
AP Photo/Brynn Anderson
CDC Has Zombie Programs. Congress Funds Them, But Few People Are Left To Work
Programs at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to address Alzheimer’s, drowning and rape prevention lack the staff needed to function. Democrats say what’s happening is illegal.
Nathan Eagle/Civil Beat/2019
Nonprofit Sues To Block Auction Of American Samoa Waters For Deep-Sea Mining
The lawsuit was filed by Earthjustice against the U.S. National Marine Fisheries Service.
AP Photo/Patrick Semansky/2021
Guard Deployment To Washington Into 2029 Will Cost Roughly $1.4B
Hawai‘i will bring home its 27 members later this month after the Freedom 250 Grand Prix.
High Grocery Bills Burden Shoppers In Hawaiʻi And Beyond
Americans across the country are changing their eating and shopping habits.
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Hawai‘i Raises Truck Bed-Riding Age, Testing A Cherished Island Tradition
Gov. Josh Green, who witnessed a truck bed accident in 2023, signed the bill into law to increase the legal age from 12 to 16.
AP Photo/Altaf Qadri/2026
US Soldiers Killed By Iran Were From Texas And Hawai‘i, Military Says
Tyler James Feehan was on the cusp of earning a business degree from Southern Utah University.