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South Korea, UAE sign deal to slash import duties at leaders’ summit
South Korea and the United Arab Emirates signed a trade pact on Wednesday to sharply cut import duties at a summit of their leaders that pledged closer business and investment ties. Read more
Philippines president calls new China coast guard rules ‘worrisome’
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Bill Walton’s long, special relationship with the Grateful Dead
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Fire extinguished at Kailua building
Honolulu firefighters extinguished a building fire in Kailua this afternoon. Read more
Accused drug dealer from Mexico arrested on Hawaii island pleads not guilty
Juan Carlos Espinoza Lopez, also known as Juan Carlos Espinoza, entered his plea today in U.S. District court with the aide of a Spanish interpreter before U.S. Magistrate Judge Kenneth J. Mansfield. Read more
Washington man, 70, dies after apparent drowning off Kauai
Police have identified the victim as David Kositsky, 70, of Washington state. Read more
Patriots sign first-round pick quarterback Drake Maye
Based on the rookie wage scale, Maye is expected to receive a full guaranteed $36.63 million contract with a $23.46 million signing bonus as the third overall pick in April’s draft. Read more
Novak Djokovic claims victory over Herbert at the French Open
The top seed had to wait until the night match on the third day of the tournament to begin his quest for a record-extending 25th Grand Slam title but quickly hit his stride to dispatch French wildcard Herbert on Court Philippe Chatrier. Read more
Hawaii eatery among growing wave to focus on feeding crew
Serving and sharing a meal before diners arrive is a long-standing tradition in the culinary world — at restaurants that can afford it. Read more
North Korea’s Kim vows never to give up space reconnaissance project
North Korea’s attempt to launch a spy satellite on Monday failed after the first stage booster exploded in flight. Read more
Israel denies strike on camp near Rafah that reportedly killed 21
The United States, Israel’s closest ally, reiterated its opposition to a major Israeli ground offensive in Rafah but said it did not believe such an operation was underway. Read more
Police investigate attempted murder case in Waimanalo
Police said in a report that a man and woman, both 37, were involved in a traffic incident with a male suspect at about 9:40 p.m. Monday. Read more
GameStop stock climbs after raising $933M in share sales
The stock has since lost 70% of its value up to Friday’s close, taking GameStop’s market value to $5.82 billion. Read more
Neuralink seeks to enroll 3 patients in brain implant study
Neuralink is testing its implant to give paralyzed patients the ability to use digital devices by thinking alone, a prospect that could help people with spinal cord injuries. Read more
Nasdaq closes above 17,000; S&P 500 slightly higher, Dow down
Nvidia jumped 7% and boosted shares of other chip stocks as traders returned from a holiday-extended weekend. An index of semiconductors rose 1.9%. Read more
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