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But what I'll say secondly, is I agree. We need to cut more spending." All Democrats in the U.S. House, including Representative Marc Veasey of Fort Worth, voted against the "big, beautiful bill." ...

The Friday news dump to end all Friday news dumps came last week at roughly 6:15 p.m., when U.S. District Court Judge Claudia Wilken approved the settlement terms of the landmark House v. NCAA ...

Six East Hawaii legislators, all Democrats, updated the Hawaii Island Chamber of Commerce on May 29 about measures passed and progress made during the recently wrapped session of the state ...

RICHMOND, Va. (WRIC) — Musician Marc Rebillet is coming to Brown’s Island in September as part of his new tour. Rebillet will make the stop on Sept. 27 for his “Places I’ve Never Played ...

Two Hilo lawyers and a Big Island businessman were convicted Wednesday by a federal jury in Honolulu in connection with a scam in which the trio received Hawaii County affordable housing credits ...

Key Takeaways Salesforce, the world’s second-largest SaaS brand by market cap, bought data management and governance firm Informatica for $8 billion. The acquisition fills a much-needed gap in core ...

Marc Benioff understanding his job, which is if he buys something for eight billion and then the stock moves 10 million, 20 billion more up because the street says, wow, they really do know what ...

Big spending cuts, bigger tax cuts The House package would cut close to $1.3 trillion in spending over a decade, according to the CBO. But the legislation would lower revenue by nearly $3.7 trillion.

Senate to dive into ‘big, beautiful bill’ Senate Republicans will dive into work on Trump’s “big, beautiful bill” this week, as party leadership looks to meet its self-imposed deadline.

Hawaii island lawmakers Friday announced they secured the funding during the legislative session that wrapped up in May. The new funding complements a $25 million donation from Salesforce CEO Marc ...

The new state funds complement a previous private donation of $25 million from Marc and Lynne Benioff, longtime champions of heath care and quality care for all who live on the Big Island ...