Hawaii

Hawai'i’s local energy infrastructure issues have major implications for the security of U.S. forces in the Pacific.

On November 5, voters went to the polls on U.S. Pacific islands: the state of Hawai'i and the three U.S. territories of Guam, American Samoa, and the Commonwealth of the Northern Marianas (CNMI). 

Much of Lahaina is still littered with torched vehicles, blackened rubble, crumbled metal roofs, shattered glass, propane tanks, and the foundations of what were homes and businesses.

Wildfires in historic Lahaina Town on the island of Maui forced evacuations and led some to flee to the relative safety of the ocean.

COFA migrants’ struggle to access Medicaid is a microcosm of the inequities that still plague the U.S. approach to Pacific Island communities. 

Addressing collective challenges such as climate change will require abandoning militarized approaches for cooperation and diplomacy.

Hawaii’s senior senator discusses missile defense, prospects for peace on the Korean peninsula, and more.

For some the international military exercises are a highlight; for others they’re a stain on the islands.

New Zealand, Hawaii, and Rapa Nui, the outer points of the triangle, joined the group recently.

In the face of nuclear war, people in Hawaii embrace the potential for peace.

What should we make of two disconcerting mistakes in Japan and Hawaii?

North Korea didn’t just acquire an ICBM out of nowhere.