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Will Bailey: Federal Changes Hit Hawaiʻi Hard In 2025. There’s More To Come
The fast-fading year showed us how quickly weight shifts — and how it lands on communities already stretched by cost, distance and recovery.
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Denby Fawcett: Hawaiʻi Author-Filmmaker Tom Coffman Dies At 83
In words and images, he examined the issues of social justice in a powerful way.
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Will Bailey: Congress Let The ACA Subsidy Cliff Arrive. Families Will Feel It First
In Hawaiʻi, thousands of residents rely on the Affordable Care Act for health care and will soon see their costs go up substantially.
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Neal Milner: ‘Limbo Field’ Would Reflect The Precarious State Of UH Football
The modest plan for a new stadium displays the needed caution in an age of big-money national college athletics.
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Driving Change For Hawaiʻi One Story At A Time
It would be too depressing to constantly uncover problems if we didn’t have faith that some of them could be solved.
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Lee Cataluna: How A Small Incident On Kauaʻi Made Headlines Everywhere
A story about Rob Reiner in Hawai’i that isn’t about Rob Reiner or Hawai’i.
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Kirstin Downey: Food Shortages In Hawaiʻi? A Lesson From World War I
A nearly forgotten piece of Hawaiʻi history can help us in the debate over how to keep our food supply flowing to the islands.
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Will Bailey: The Line We Do Not Cross
What the boat survivors tell us about the decay of American military norms.