For David Flanagan, the seeds of becoming a United States citizen were planted when he was in college in his native Ireland.

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The Hawai‘i Tourism Authority’s attempt to dip into another $5 million from its Tourism Special Emergency Fund after ...

Farm bill season has stretched into the winter in the capital with no end in sight. There's not enough money to help both ...

For David Flanagan, the seeds of becoming a United States citizen were planted when he was in college in his native Ireland.

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Getting a debt consolidation loan is a fairly easy process, but you should start by assessing your eligibility.