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Jeremy Yurow
I'm Jeremy Yurow, a Hawaii-based reporter at Courthouse News Service. My goal is to bring national attention to the legal and political issues affecting the islands I call home. In the past, I’ve covered everything from elections, government, and social justice to breaking news, misinformation, and political trends. For story tips, please feel free to DM or email me at: [email protected]
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Scientists discover salt clouds swirling around 'pink planet'
The pink planet has fascinated astronomers for years. The James Webb Space Telescope finally got a good look and found something no one expected: clouds made of salt.
Astronomers trace ghost particle to a distant star-forming galaxy
Scientists may have linked a high-energy neutrino detected on Earth to a galaxy more than 11 billion light-years away, a finding that could explain where the universe's most powerful neutrinos are produced.
Claims that Maui's streetlights kill endangered seabirds head to trial
A federal judge ruled Tuesday that claims Maui County operates streetlights that disorient and kill protected Hawaiian seabirds must go to trial.
Managed honeybees might be masking a global pollination crisis
Managed honeybees are helping crops thrive, but researchers warn agriculture may be becoming too dependent on a single species.
Lack of sex may have slowed evolution for millions of years
Scientists say Earth's earliest animals reproduced by cloning themselves, a strategy that limited competition and slowed evolution for millions of years.
Can refusing a sobriety test be used against you? Hawaii high court weighs in
In Hawaii, refusing a roadside sobriety test can be treated as evidence you knew you were drunk. But some say that should change.
Astronomers detect most distant dormant black hole ever found
An international team of astronomers measured the mass of a dormant black hole more than 10 billion light years from Earth.
Hawaii man challenges Native Hawaiian homestead program
A Hawaii resident says a public land program limiting homestead leases to people with at least 50% Native Hawaiian ancestry violates the Constitution and wants to end it.