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When the rootless and the rooted clash, who determines which person is more deserving of calling a place home?

Markets are on edge over whether budget talks will produce a solution to the US debt-ceiling crisis as the window for averting a potential default narrows by the day, and

Mary Bass visits a beautiful tribute in an odd place.

The ex-President’s intervention has made a fraught situation even more complicated.

Working as an emergency public school teacher would allow graduates to give back to Hawaii.

Re: “Our classes are full of life, learning — not hate,” by Tyra Damm, May 6 column. Thank you, Tyra Damm, for speaking truth to power. How refreshing to read...

Veterans who served at Camp Lejeune file claims over illnesses linked to toxic water as advocates call for legal fees to capped.

Seventy-three-old Frank Bernal was living his retirement years tending to vegetables on his acre-plus lot about a mile from Gilbert Town Hall, playing golf and visiting with his extended family

In major Chinatowns, luxury development and public-use projects have altered the fabric of these historic communities.

In major Chinatowns, luxury development and public-use projects have altered the fabric of these historic communities.