The Trump administration has launched an all-out assault on federal environmental regulations, including the Endangered Species Act.

The state senator from Hawaii has yet to draw a big name opponent in the race to replace U.S. Rep. Tulsi Gabbard.

Hawaii’s two representatives, both Democrats, were concerned about Trump’s decision to kill a top Iranian official without congressional approval.

The Hawaii congresswoman is poised to miss the debate stage for the second time in two months due mostly to her low poll numbers.

Case, Gabbard, Hirono and Schatz on Wednesday blasted the president’s authorization last week of the killing of a high-ranking Iranian military officer.

All four members have expressed concern about the Trump administration’s stance with Iran, which has escalated tensions within the region.

But the Hawaii congresswoman still isn’t close to the amounts being raised by frontrunners in the 2020 presidential race.

The Hawaii congressman needed to balance the growing partisan divide with his desire to get work done for the state he calls home.

Case’s attempt to exempt Hawaii from the 1920 maritime law isn’t supported by others in the state’s federal delegation.

The Runit Dome in the Marshall Islands is cracked and in danger of spilling its radioactive contents into the Pacific Ocean.