A lost prefab home, a Supreme Court ruling and the reality of who actually absorbs the cost of trade policy.

A bipartisan bill pending in Congress would require social media platforms to first verify a company’s business credentials before allowing it to advertise.

Yes, the Waikīkī property about to celebrate its 125th anniversary is a stately icon. But it also tells an uglier story of who profited from the island’s transformation.

The true aim of new laws to make voting more secure is to limit participation in democracy.

If large-scale ownership is now part of Hawaiʻi’s future, then large-scale stewardship must be as well.

Recent books about Hawaiʻi are changing how the outside world perceives us.

A recent trip to the remote refuge shows that environmental restoration is possible with commitment from policymakers and the public.

The bipartisan fight against telephone scammers is gaining traction, but predatory calls are still far too common.

Not only is an elected official’s health the public’s business, her colleagues are misunderstanding aging and dementia.

For years, Lee Tonouchi has fostered a growing respect and love for Pidgin, a language once reviled as lazy, inferior — or worse.