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It was 12 years ago, February 2011, that newly-elected Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker faced a deluge of media venom aft

Reminiscent of the movie Rashomon, liberal talk radio host Ed Schultz had an encounter in a bar which occurred in different ways depending on which witness is recounting what happened. Actually there are Rashomon versions of how this former conservative became a liberal in the first place. According to Schultz, he became converted to liberalism over baloney sandwiches with his future wife at a Salvation Army cafeteria.

Hawaii retailers are feeling optimistic as we move into the second month of the year. Those feelings follow a Christmas season that had a strong local showing. Pacific Business News editor-in-chief A. Kam Napier has more.

As Democrats continue their apoplectic fit over Russia’s alleged meddling in the election, the real propaganda is right in front of us. Since 2005, Russia Today (known as RT) has been streaming content into the United States (and around the world). RT has several channels including RT America, which is based out of Washington, D.C. […]

Ad campaigns and DNA testing seek to drive buyers toward real Hawaiian macadamias.

He led transformative changes at Hawai‘i’s fourth largest bank, improved its financial results and helped drive innovation across the state.

Reminiscent of the movie Rashomon, liberal talk radio host Ed Schultz had an encounter in a bar which occurred in different ways depending on which witness is recounting what happened. Actually there are Rashomon versions of how this former conservative became a liberal in the first place. According to Schultz, he became converted to liberalism over baloney sandwiches with his future wife at a Salvation Army cafeteria.

MORGAN — Developers of the 11,000-acre Wasatch Peaks Ranch ski and golf resort have pursued a multipoint strategy of intimidation to thwart a voter referendum on the project, sponsors of

Tonight the NewsBusters staff is attending the Media Research Center’s

Chinook aren’t just food to First Nations in Yukon, they’re a way of life. But 2022 has the lowest run ever recorded.