The statute is not unclear about whose authority it is and what you are obliged to do. Can we get a timeframe for moving this money?

The Marshall Islands, the Philippines, and Tuvalu have declared a national emergency on their energy situation.

Your dismissive attitude towards Congress, the law, and the impact that closing IPIF would have on our Forest Service employees and forests throughout the Pacific region is unacceptable.

You have been granted extraordinary authority, not just as secretary of state, but national security advisor, and one of the closest members of the cabinet to the president. I want you to assert your authority and implement the law we have…

I look forward to welcoming Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi to Washington, D.C., as we continue to strengthen our partnership.

South Korea says its energy crisis is a war-like situation.

For Hawai‘i, this will ensure FEMA disaster recovery support and other federal resources for communities impacted by the recent storms will continue without interruption.

As the Pride flags fly at the State Capitol once again, we recognize the importance of standing with our māhū, LGBTQIA+ and QTPI+ communities.

Hawaiʻi has always been a place where people should feel they belong.

Every person here has their own door to close, their own space to call home. That privacy and dignity is the starting point for stability, healing and a path forward.

The Kauhale Initiative addresses our healthcare and housing crises and reflects a shift in how we see and serve our neighbors.

Housing is a healthcare issue and homelessness is not a character flaw.

Under the false pretense of addressing discrimination, Donald Trump is doing all he can to undermine the Department of Education.

Native Hawaiians teach that our forests are essential to all life and embrace a deep sense of responsibility to sustain and protect all that is the wao nahele.

It only serves to push us further away from the only viable solution to this war: a diplomatic one.

It is more urgent than ever that Congress pass the John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act.

It means a real future for a family that wants to be able to get into that first home.

In the months and years ahead, we will need to be there to provide support and resources in any way we can until the affected people and communities are made whole once again.