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KYIV, Ukraine — From where Olena Boiko lives in Sumy, a Ukrainian city under relentless bombardment by Russia, the idea that President Donald Trump may be stepping back from his role trying to end the war in Ukraine was disappointing but hardly surprising.
Federal Reserve officials said on Tuesday that higher prices are coming on the back of rising U.S. import tariffs and counseled patience before making any interest rate decisions before it is clear whether the inflation shock will be fleeting or more persistent.
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — President Donald Trump’s recent trip to the Persian Gulf was notable for the ways that U.S. foreign policy overlapped with his family’s business interests. But another powerful White House figure also cut lucrative deals in the region last week: Elon Musk.
In the midst of graduation season on the Big Island, high school seniors are preparing to leave for college or begin their work careers. But Kealakehe football alum Joseph Morua is embarking on a different adventure early next month.
The Hokule‘a and Hikianalia voyaging canoes are expected to arrive in Hilo this afternoon, and celebrations honoring their trans-Pacific journey will be happening this weekend.
Tens of thousands of U.S. government workers have chosen to resign rather than endure what many view as a torturous wait for the Trump administration to carry out its threats to fire them, say unions, governance experts and the employees themselves.
The efforts by Republicans in Congress to alter SNAP benefits has the potential to negatively impact about 42 million people nationwide who receive food stamps for groceries, including over 40,000 people on Hawaii Island, according to the state Department of Human Services.
The Food and Drug Administration will permit use of COVID vaccines by adults older than 65 and those with certain medical conditions in the fall, but will require additional studies before approving the shots for healthy Americans younger than 65, agency officials said Tuesday.
First-graders at John B. Wright elementary school in Tucson bounced into the brightly lit lunchroom, chattering with friends as they grabbed trays featuring juicy mandarin oranges, cherry tomatoes and butter lettuce, all grown at nearby farms that coax fresh produce from the Sonoran Desert.
The conversation began with a question about accuracy, a sensitive subject for Kyle Shanahan in the summer of 2022. His newly anointed starting quarterback, Trey Lance, looked inconsistent during the first week and a half of training camp, missing easy throws and sending errant passes into the hands of 49ers defenders. It had been a trying offseason for the second-year quarterback, who tweaked hi
The move by the top federal prosecutor in New Jersey to charge a Democratic U.S. congresswoman over a scuffle at an immigration detention center illustrated the Justice Department’s readiness to move against President Donald Trump’s political rivals. Acting U.S. Attorney Alina Habba announced in a statement on Monday that her office was charging U.S. Representative LaMonica McIver for her actions

Yesterday

WASHINGTON —The U.S. Supreme Court in a trio of rulings expected in the coming weeks appears inclined to extend its trend of taking an expansive view of religious rights while potentially dealing a sharp blow to the principle of separation of church and state.
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump is telling some of the nation’s largest companies that they should eat the cost of his tariffs, as a growing number of businesses signal that they must raise prices to blunt the impact of a persistent global trade war.
BERLIN — President Vladimir Putin revealed no breakthroughs after a two-hour call with President Donald Trump on Monday, telling reporters he was ready to negotiate a peace deal with Ukraine but repeating his demand for broad concessions before Russia stops fighting.
The Justice Department is discussing giving the relatives of Ashli Babbitt, an Air Force veteran killed by police during the storming of the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, about $5 million to settle a wrongful-death lawsuit they brought against the government last year, according to two people familiar with the matter.
DENVER — You are living a life, as longtime NFL scout Dwaune Jones tells it, of Jimmy John’s. Of Marriott points — maybe Hilton, if the city calls for it. Of long drives and sterile sheets, trapped in tiny spaces with your thoughts. Drive around schools, return to the hotel, work out, type up reports, call family, sleep. Rinse. Repeat.
One of the more remarkable aspects of the MAGA ideology is how often it fulfills the left-wing policy wish list. The latest example is a proposal for so-called MAGA accounts, which House Republicans are currently considering as part of their $4 trillion tax bill.
If you’re a parent, you might be in the thick of Maycember, that end-of-spring flurry of activities that requires SEAL-Team-Six-level logistics and planning: school concerts, graduations, sports

 


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I am the retired news director of Pacific Radio Group stations on the Island of Hawaii. I am a retired Lt. Col., USAF Reserve. I am a FCC-licensed Amateur Radio Operator, holding the Amateur Extra Class License. I am a substitute teacher for the state of Hawaii Department of Education.

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