Category: Open Forum
Why I Call For Justice For The Negros 19
by Arcelita Imasa, MDOn April 19, 2026, 19 people were killed in a military operation in Toboso, Negros Occidental, in our beloved homeland, the Philippines. [Read More…]
Building New Homes Expands Affordable Options For All
That’s because each new unit creates a chain of housing openings.
How State Lawmakers Could Preserve Income Tax Cuts
Gov. Josh Green has proposed balancing the state budget by pausing the historic income tax cuts he signed into law in 2024.
Policymakers Need To Move Faster To Remove Legal Barriers To Lahaina’s Recovery
State and county officials have made some progress in lifting burdensome building rules, but there is much more that could be done to help.
Assessing the Legislature
More importantly, did they walk back any of those 2024 wins as many feared?
Assessing The Legislature
Thankfully, they seem to have kept the pedal to the metal, as there are many positive results to report.
Overthrow the Trump Regime
When we dislodge the cohort of gangsters running our government, we must ensure their kind of authoritarian movement is never able to take power again.
Let’s Focus On Helping, Not Hurting, Hawaii Businesses
Sometimes a situation looks better on paper — and that seems to be the case with Hawaii’s economic recovery from the devastating COVID-19 lockdowns.
Socialize Trump and Musk’s Assets
The existence of billionaires in a country where people are struggling and in a world where people are starving is a moral affront to me.
Perennial ‘Green Fee’ Proposal Would Harm Hawaii Businesses
Simply put: Imposing a tax hike on a major industry in order to pay for more government-funded programs will not boost Hawaii’s economy.
