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  • 1 week ago | civilbeat.org | Danny de Gracia |Patti Epler

    Commentary Looking for a job in 2025 may be the hardest thing an unemployed person can do. For recent high school and college graduates with no experience, it’s practically impossible. Looking for a job in 2025 may be the hardest thing an unemployed person can do. For recent high school and college graduates with no experience, it’s practically impossible.

  • 3 weeks ago | civilbeat.org | Danny de Gracia |Richard Wiens

    The islands will be especially vulnerable to the impacts of tariffs on global supply. Here’s a little homework for you: Stop by your local grocery store and walk down the aisles of packaged, wrapped, canned, bottled or frozen goods and flip some of the products around to see their rear label.

  • 2 months ago | civilbeat.org | Danny de Gracia |Richard Wiens

    The preponderance of artificial intelligence raises serious ethical and legal questions about due diligence. Last year, the state Senate Transportation and Culture and the Arts Committee set off a firestorm when it heard Senate Bill 2314, which proposed to create a digital identification pilot project.

  • Dec 9, 2024 | civilbeat.org | Danny de Gracia

    The public is fed up with the political and economic status quo. It’s time to channel that rage into pushing for change in the upcoming legislative session. As we prepare for the beginning of our new Legislature, I’m reminded of something that one of America’s founding fathers, James Wilson said: “The advantages of democracy are liberty, equal, cautious, and salutary laws, public spirit, frugality, peace, opportunities of exciting and producing abilities of the best citizens.

  • Dec 2, 2024 | civilbeat.org | Danny de Gracia

    Commentary Anyone can run for office, but not everyone wins. Those who made it have a responsibility to work as agents of reform and positive change. Anyone can run for office, but not everyone wins. Those who made it have a responsibility to work as agents of reform and positive change. This is an open letter to every newly elected county and state official in Hawaii, and also to those who just managed to squeak by and get reelected to their second terms.

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