Hawaii
23 pieces tagged “Hawaii”, newest first.
SCOTUS Puts a Stake in the Heart of Hawaii’s 'Vampire Rule'
Thanks to six Supreme Court justices, it turns out that Second Amendment protections also apply in the Aloha State.
Hawaii Wants to Say 'Aloha' to Second Amendment Rights
Several Supreme Court justices appeared skeptical that Hawaii's restrictions, which pit private property rights against gun rights, meet constitutional muster.
Hawaii Bids 'Aloha' to the Second Amendment
In a ruling that can only be described as bizarre, the Hawaii Supreme Court usurped the authority of both the U.S. Constitution and the U.S. Supreme Court.
Aloha to Lahaina
More than five months after a devastating wildfire, a historic Hawaiian community is still largely in ruins.
The Bidens' Not-So-Excellent Tahoe Adventure
With bad news and scandal all around him, Joe Biden is taking yet another long vacation.
Is Biden Incapable of Not Lying?
The president toured Maui's wildfire devastation, telling residents a false tale of his own home fire.
Maui's Failed Response
How leftist ideology blinded government officials to the reality.
No, Climate Change Didn't Ignite Maui
The devastating wildfire that destroyed Lahaina, Hawaii, has more to do with government mismanagement than any change in climate.
Read more 'To Bear Arms' Is Not a Right, Says Ninth Circuit
The court contradicts the Second Amendment and itself in a bizarre anti-gun ruling.
The Ninth Saves the Second — Again
"The Second Amendment does protect a right to carry a firearm in public for self-defense."
Judicial Watch Files for Contempt in Supreme Court Against State of Hawaii
A little less than one month ago, Judicial Watch reported to you our historic Supreme Court victory. Our lawyers convinced the Supreme Court to issue an injunction halting a race-based "Native Hawaiian-only" election in Hawaii. In August, Judicial Watch filed a federal lawsuit on behalf of five Hawaiian residents and one Texas resident of Hawaiian descent who opposed the discriminatory election process (Keli'i Akina, et al. v. The State of Hawaii, et al. (No. 1:15-cv-00322)).
Hawaii Is Holding an Election That Only Allows People of Certain Racial Background to Vote
It's bad enough having a state hold an election that is racially discriminatory. Now we have a judge willing to allow it to move forward. That would be federal district court Judge J. Michael Seabright (a George W. Bush appointee, surprisingly enough). He's refused to issue an injunction to stop an election in Hawaii to set up a separate government that excludes anyone who doesn't meet the state's definition of "Native Hawaiian." Seabright's deplorable decision in Akina v. State of Hawaii is on an emergency appeal to the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals — which, unfortunately, doesn't always seem to believe in following Supreme Court precedent.
Honolulu Destroys Unused Police Guns
Was it the only alternative to them being "on the streets"?