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"HECO still seeks rate hike, Trump asks AI titans to police themselves, Court allows rapid third-country deportations."

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Wednesday • September 30, 2026

Read Today's Print Replica Today's Front Page HECO still seeks rate hike By ANDREW GOMES Honolulu Star-Advertiser The state Public Utilities Commission is gathering public input on an application by Hawaiian Electric to raise base rates over the next two years, andcomments including opposition from ratepayers are piling up. Hawaiian Electric made an initial request to the PUC in March followed by a detailed application in July to boost annual revenue by $170 million, or 5.3%,over most of the next five years largely to cover high inflation, more expensive insurance...Read more Trump asks AI titans to police themselves By KATIE ROGERS and CECILIA KANG NYTimes News Service President Donald Trump summoned the world's most powerful technology executives to the White House on Tuesday andpraised the assembled billionaires as "very brilliant" minds who wanted to make the world a better place through job creation, the construction of data centers and the rapid expansion of artificial intelligence. As president, Trump facesquestions about whether AI should be regulated, and particularly whether restrictions...Read more Court allows rapid third-country deportations, for now By ABBIE VANSICKLE NYTimes News Service WASHINGTON - The Trump administration can resume rapidly deporting immigrants to countries other than their own, the Supreme Court agreed Tuesday. The one-pageemergency ruling was unsigned and gave no vote count, as is typical in such cases. Although the justices cleared the way, for now, for the swift removals to continue, they also announced that the court would fast-track the case and hear oral arguments about it in December, setting up a final...Read more Download the Hawaii Tribune Herald App

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