“A very lucrative industry, Trump aides project confidence on tariffs, Bill offering relief to PCPs fails to advance.”
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Today’s Front Page‘A very lucrative industry’By ANDREW GOMES Honolulu Star-Advertiser State leaders are considering what could be a leap toward a decades-old goal of making the aerospace industry a big part of Hawaii’s economy. Two bills pending atthe Legislature aim to help a California company launch payloads via rocket into space at low cost from a winged booster ship towed high into the sky by plane. The measures – one to let the firm sell up to $40 million in low-interest bonds andanother to have the state help pay for building…Read more Trump aides project confidence on tariffs after SCOTUS rulingBy TONY ROMM, ALAN RAPPEPORT and ANA SWANSONNYTimes News Service WASHINGTON – The Trump administration signaled Sunday that it was on track to resurrect many of its punishing tariffs that were struck down by the Supreme Court, insisting that the new approach would fulfill President Donald Trump’s trade ambitions in a more legally durable way. Through a new 15% global tariff that Trump announced Saturday, and a set of coming trade investigations that may result in stiff tariffs on…Read more Bill offering relief to PCPs fails to advanceBy NINA WU Honolulu Star-Advertiser A legislative bill backed by many of Hawaii’s primary care physicians to improve health care in the state has failed this session. Senate Bill 2690 would have made practicing in the state more financially feasible. Doctors advocating for the bill said it was a beacon of hope in the midst of Hawaii’s chronic doctor shortage that would stem impending departures and clinic closures. Primary care physicians, including pediatricians and internal medicine…Read more Download the Hawaii Tribune Herald App
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