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Americans just wiped out $48B in credit card debt: Here’s how
HONOLULU (KHON2) — In early 2025, Americans made significant progress in reducing their credit card debt. According to a new report, during the first quarter of 2025, consumers in the United States paid off approximately $48 billion in credit card debt. This brought the total national credit card debt down to about $1.29 trillion, which…
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Global Energy Show expected to draw thousands to Calgary, highlight ‘global energy story’
The Global Energy Show is expected to attract more than 30,000 attendees at Calgary’s BMO Centre this week, featuring speakers from around the world. Read More
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Calling all Oʻahu teens! These summer volunteer spots fill fast: Photos
HONOLULU (KHON2) — Teens who care about animals don’t need to wait until adulthood to make a difference. The Hawaiian Humane Society offers several meaningful ways for young people to help care for animals, support their community and learn about animal welfare. “There’s always a place and a way to get involved,” said Isa Cortina,…
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More security measures taking effect around Kananaskis as Canada prepares to host G7
With world leaders in Kananaskis Country June 15 to 17 for the G7 Leaders’ Summit, security around the scenic area continues to ramp up this week. Read More
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Hawaiʻi’s highest paying careers, professions
HONOLULU (KHON2) — In Hawaiʻi, particularly in Honolulu, the highest-paying jobs are predominantly in the healthcare sector. There are some options with some notable positions in executive leadership and specialized technical fields. KHON2.com did a bit of digging, and here’s an overview of top-earning professions based on recent data. Top healthcare professions Orthopedic surgeons make…
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Opinion: What does it mean to be Albertan in Canada? Lessons from refugee resettlement
In uncertain times, it’s easy to become consumed by anxiety, anger and division. But these moments are precisely when we must reflect on our core values and ask: What does it mean to be Albertan or Canadian? For us, as physicians at the Calgary Refugee Health Clinic, the answers lie not in the loudest voices…
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Opinion: Don’t restrict ride-sharing — and eliminate cap on taxi licences in Calgary
Calgary city council wisely rejected a flawed proposal to restrict the number of rideshare drivers on platforms such as Uber and Lyft. Read More
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‘Don’t want to antagonize:’ G7 protestors vow restraint, question if police will follow suit
Activists protesting the G7 gathering say they’ll assemble peacefully but some doubted police will refrain from violently suppressing their right to demonstrate. Read More
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Fungi concerns spark nationwide recall of Zicam and Orajel products
(WJW) – Swabs under two well-known brand names have been recalled over potential fungi-related microbial contamination. According to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, Church & Dwight Co., Inc. is voluntarily recalling some Zicam and Orajel products because fungi could be present in the items’ cotton swab components. The recalled products include all lots within…
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Los Angeles businesses looted overnight; anti-ICE protests expected to continue Monday
LOS ANGELES (KTLA) — Several downtown Los Angeles businesses were looted and vandalized overnight as law enforcement worked to restore order following a weekend of protests that turned violent. The crowds had mostly dispersed as of Monday morning, but streets are closed, and a heavy law enforcement presence is in place around several downtown federal…