Sen. Donna Kim and HGEA Director Randy Perreira each say the other is abusive. They should each look in the mirror.
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Makana Eyre: We Deserve To Know Who’s Challenging Kamehameha Schools’ Policy
It seems only fair that the process should unfold with full transparency.
Beth Fukumoto: Ethics In AI Isn’t Just A Slogan Anymore
The Anthropic fight matters here because it reminds us what’s at stake and why Hawaiʻi needs to implement solid, ethical AI policy.
Will Bailey: How We Lost Our New Home To Trump’s Illegal Tariffs
A lost prefab home, a Supreme Court ruling and the reality of who actually absorbs the cost of trade policy.
Denby Fawcett: My $54 Lesson In Social Media Scams
A bipartisan bill pending in Congress would require social media platforms to first verify a company’s business credentials before allowing it to advertise.
Makana Eyre: Qualms About Celebrating The Moana Surfrider
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.
Beth Fukumoto: Making Voting Harder To Address A Bogus Threat
The true aim of new laws to make voting more secure is to limit participation in democracy.
Will Bailey: Our Fragile State Is Too Dependent On The Kindness Of Billionaires
If large-scale ownership is now part of Hawaiʻi’s future, then large-scale stewardship must be as well.
Makana Eyre: New Hawaiʻi Novels Bring The State To Life Through Many Genres
Recent books about Hawaiʻi are changing how the outside world perceives us.
