Letter: Trump presidential win was divine intervention
Trump was saved by God to dismantle the radical left’s agenda. Read more
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Letter: Time ‘Person of the Year’ touts man with no morals
Donald Trump was named Time magazine’s “Person of the Year,” but does he deserve it? Read more
Letter: Kailua roundabout gives residents the runaround
Kailua roundabout construction is wasting time and money. Read more
Off the news: Council defers vote on empty homes tax
Bill 46, which would create a new “residential E” tax category for residential properties left empty more than six months a year, is on ice for now. Read more
Off the news: Seeking more info on Hannah Kobayashi
After more than a month of pleading for the public’s help to find her, the family of Hannah Kobayashi, 30, confirmed Wednesday that the missing Maui woman has been located and is safe. Read more
Editorial: Hawaiian changes ready for takeoff
Changes are coming for flyers using Hawaiian Airlines, as its new parent company, Alaska Air, revamps routes, planes and services to boost profits. Read more
Letter: Treat guns like cars: license, insurance and all
Political incompetence is responsible for an escalation in gun crime incidents in Hawaii. Failure to pass common- sense legislation means protections for Hawaii citizens and visitors do not exist. Read more
Letter: Hawaii Supreme Court takes stand against guns
Applause for the Hawaii Supreme Court, particularly Associate Justice Todd Eddins, for taking a stand against carrying firearms outside the home, as reported in a recent editorial (“Court reiterates gun safety stance,” Star- Advertiser, Our View, Dec. 10). Read more
Letter: Schools can help kids on brink of obesity crisis
The medical journal Lancet recently released a study that predicts that by 2050, 2 in 3 adults, 1 in 3 teens and 1 in 5 children in the U.S. will be obese. Read more
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Letter: Is a landfill better than housing for Dole land?
When David Murdock bought Castle & Cooke in 1985, he had his eye on building houses, which we need, on Dole’s agricultural land in Central Oahu. Read more
Letter: More funds for libraries make better Hawaii citizens
There is something missing when our goal is to increase enrollment at our universities, community colleges and preschools, but we cut our library system budget. Read more
Letter: Flip-flopping Gabbard was Dem in name only
Donald Trump calls Republicans who don’t like him “RINOs,” or Republicans in name only. Tulsi Gabbard in 2022 declared she was leaving the Democratic Party to become an independent, then joined the Republican Party this year. Gabbard is a DINO, or Democrat in name only. Read more
Column: Ka i ka ‘ino, no ka ‘ino
Is it possible to “return evil for evil?” Read more
Off the news: Red flag warning is serious business
Take very seriously today’s “red flag” weather warning for the leeward areas of all Hawaiian isles, posted till at least 6 p.m. tonight. Read more
Editorial: City must reckon with HPD behavior
Over the past month, new developments on two fatal shootings by Honolulu police and one related case of alleged police brutality have stirred public emotions about right and wrong. About crossing lines that are not clearly black or white. About the very nature of justice. Read more
Off the news: Corporations sued over ‘addictive’ foods
Some of the world’s biggest food conglomerates are being sued for allegedly designing “ultra-processed” foods, such as sugary soft drinks and packaged snacks, to be addictive to children. It’s a charge that overlaps with criticisms of the U.S. food chain raised by Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., recently tapped to serve as head of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. Read more
Column: Reading China’s reaction to Taiwanese leader’s stopover
The recent controversy over the leader of Taiwan region, Lai Ching-te’s stopover in Hawaii, as part of his broader tour of Pacific island nations, has once again brought the Taiwan question to the forefront of U.S.-China relations. Read more
Letter: Worst drivers in nation in need of tough love
A recent article claiming Hawaii’s motorists are the worst in America is only partly correct. I have lived in a number of major cities in the U.S., as well as Japan. My own observations agree we have the worst drivers, but we also have the best. Read more
Letter: Save money on Ala Wai bridge, use it for Skyline
This is regarding the “world-class” bridge under construction in Kakaako (“‘World-class’ pedestrian bridge nears completion after much delay,” Star- Advertiser, Nov. 24). Read more
Letter: Little fire ants are big problem for state DOA
Hawaii Public Radio reports that this year the Hawaii Ant Lab detected 19 new little fire ant (LFA) sites on Oahu and eight new sites each on Maui and Kauai. Read more
Letter: Call audible on losing UH football team strategy
Don’t get me wrong, I really am a fan of University of Hawaii football. But when you travel 4,000 miles to throw five interceptions and lose 55 to 10, one has to wonder if we really need a team. Read more
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