Suspect in Trump assassination attempt lived in Hawaii
The Oahu business owner who was arrested Sunday in connection with an alleged attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump in Florida was seen as a “rogue” player by some people he worked with in Hawaii to build tiny homes for homeless military veterans.
A suspect, Ryan Routh, was arrested later that day and charged with two federal firearm counts, according to The New York ...
The Democratic Party of Hawaii held a debate watch party Tuesday night at its headquarters on South Street in Honolulu, while ...
KOJIMA / CKOJIMA @STARADVERTISER.COM Rep. Adrian Tam, left, congratulated Kim Coco Iwamoto on her victory in the House District 25 race during the Hawaii Democratic Party’s Unity Breakfast held last ...
A U.S. Senate bill aimed at enshrining federal protections and expanding insurance coverage for fertility treatments failed ...
Investigators were searching the suspect’s home address in Hawaii. As tensions rose between the Secret Service and Trump campaign, the agency’s acting director told the former president that more ...
It is unlikely that anything, up to and including the unthinkable, will change how the press does business. The temperature will cool when corporate journalists are forced to learn to code, and not a ...
Social media users are variously claiming the man accused of planning to assassinate Donald Trump in Florida is registered as ...
In the town of Kaaawa, he constructed tiny homes at cut-rate prices and neighbors described him as a handyman who was often ...
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump admits being president "is dangerous business" after a second assassination ...
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