We fought for this money in Washington because we knew that for Maui to recover fully, it needed its people. And what people need above all else is the security of a stable home.

Congratulations to the UH men’s volleyball team on an incredible championship win! Our team battled all season long, played with heart, and showed what Hawai?i volleyball is all about. We’re all proud of you. Go ‘Bows!

The incident shows NOAA must do more to educate the public about protecting Hawaiian monk seals.

There are data points that seem to indicate that we did not see all of this coming.

With suicide rates among Native Hawaiians in Hawaii being close to double the national average and mental health treatment utilization among Asian Americans remaining alarmingly low, it’s clear our AANHPI communities need more mental…

This is not strength. Intentionally destroying the power, water, or basic infrastructure upon which tens of millions of civilians depend... would constitute a war crime.

Since the start of the war, 13 brave U.S. Service members have been killed, more than 400 have been wounded. We burned through over $25 billion in taxpayer money. […] This illegal war is driving up costs, undermining readiness, and…

People are paying more for gas, for utilities, for food, for housing, for health care – for every single aspect of their lives.

Every May, Asian American, Native Hawaiian, Pacific Islander communities come together to remember the challenges we have overcome and our many contributions that have shaped our country.

I’m just trying to figure out – for those of us on the left and the right – who are wary of regime change war... why is this any different?

We think we, legislatively, have a pathway here.

I am concerned you are laying the groundwork to reverse the policy allowing women to serve in these units.

This will be a special place for people to come together, a first-of-its-kind home for hula halau across Maui to practice and share their craft and Native Hawaiian culture.

Science should be nonpartisan, regardless of administration.

This is profoundly unacceptable and is a disturbing example of this administration’s disrespect for Congress and the law.

Frankly, negotiations must occur with the State of Hawaii. That means negotiating with the governor basically. Those need to proceed in good faith.

From unequal pay to a lack of professional advancement, gender inequity and discrimination in the workplace are still far too common in our country despite the critical work women do.

Throughout May, as we celebrate our communities’ historic contributions, we also reaffirm our commitment to building a more inclusive and equitable future for all.