First, do no harm. That phrase is most closely associated with the Hippocratic Oath, the pledge that serves as a doctor’s overarching guidance. However, it…
Posts published in “Editorial”
The thrust of President Trump’s tariff policy is to make American goods more price-competitive, thereby creating the conditions for more domestic manufacture, rather than reliance…
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem has misused a disturbing finding in a survey and study of Maui fire survivors as a pretext for urging the…
Building on its predecessors — from federalized mail to telegrams to telephones — the internet ushered in a new era of connectivity and efficient communication,…
Two bills that stand to improve the well-being of aging islanders were signed into law last week by Gov. Josh Green: one aimed at improving…
It was only one weekend, which should not be taken as a complete picture of the state of crime on Oahu. Still, residents are right…
At one time Hawaii could feel insulated from the upheaval in distant war zones, but the conflict that has enmeshed the U.S. along with Iran…
The most sure-fire way to assess the effectiveness — and unintended consequences — of a broad policy such as immigration enforcement is to watch it…
I get the question every single day. The question, of course, is “What can we do to make our government (island, state, world) a better…
It would be progress indeed if the Army follows through on its stated preference for three Oahu land leases when they expire in 2029: to…