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.
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Governor Pressured To Bring Hawaiʻi Troops Back From Washington, D.C.
Local and national groups have sent letters to the Democratic governor urging him to recall the troops so that they aren’t deployed to police civilians in the district.
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After Supreme Court Blow To Gun Restrictions, What’s Next For Hawai‘i?
Some gun control advocates fear that the islands’ status as one of the safest states from firearm crime could be at risk.
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Leaked Documents Show Gabbard Family’s Deep Ties To Sect Leader
Report says Science of Identity founder told former U.S. Rep. Tulsi Gabbard what to do in Congress and her father, a state senator, was also involved.
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Tulsi Gabbard Resigns As Director Of National Intelligence
Gabbard, who was raised in Hawai‘i, said she needed to step away from public service to support her husband in his battle against bone cancer.
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Tulsi Gabbard Says Iran’s Regime Still Intact But Refuses To Discuss Talks With Trump
The director of national intelligence fended off attacks over whose responsibility it is to determine an imminent threat for war.
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Hawaiʻi Joins 2 More Lawsuits Against Trump Funding Freeze
The lawsuits allege the Trump administration is threatening to withhold transportation and disaster-relief funds if states don’t comply with the president’s immigration agenda.
AP Photo/Evan Vucci/2025
Trump Lawsuits: Tracking Hawaiʻi’s Legal Actions Against The White House
A new database will track Hawaiʻi lawsuits against executive orders and other actions taken by the second Trump administration.
Kevin Fujii/Civil Beat/2024
Beth Fukumoto: Schatz Did The Right Thing In Voting To Prevent A Shutdown
The Hawaiʻi senator chose the best of the bad options that faced the country, despite the political risk.
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Beth Fukumoto: Why The Fate Of USAID Should Matter To Hawaiʻi
We live in the middle of the Indo-Pacific, the part of the world that the U.S. and China are competing to influence.