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The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled to uphold a New York prosecutor's demand to subpoena President Trumps' tax returns.

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The cluster of COVID-19 cases involving Hawaiian Airlines employees stands at 15, the carrier said.

Hawaiian Air said 30 people have been tested so far.

The employees were participating in a two-day flight attendant training class in Honolulu last month. Officials said the training included close interaction and that masks were optional.

About 120 people associated with the cluster are self isolating as a precaution.

The five leading candidates for Honolulu Mayor sit down for an extensive job interview with 6 journalists from Hawaii News Now and Civil Beat to see who is the most qualified for the city’s top job. This episode features the interview of Honolulu businessman Keith Amemiya.

The five leading candidates for Honolulu Mayor sit down for an extensive job interview with 6 journalists from Hawaii News Now and Civil Beat to see who is the most qualified for the city’s top job. This episode features the interview of former television executive Rick Blangiardi.

The five leading candidates for Honolulu Mayor sit down for an extensive job interview with 6 journalists from Hawaii News Now and Civil Beat to see who is the most qualified for the city’s top job. This episode features the interview of longtime Hawaii lawmaker Colleen Hanabusa.

The five leading candidates for Honolulu Mayor sit down for an extensive job interview with 6 journalists from Hawaii News Now and Civil Beat to see who is the most qualified for the city’s top job. This episode features the interview of hotel industry lobbyist and former Honolulu mayor Mufi Hannemann.

The five leading candidates for Honolulu Mayor sit down for an extensive job interview with 6 journalists from Hawaii News Now and Civil Beat to see who is the most qualified for the city’s top job. This episode features the interview of Honolulu City Council member Kym Marcos Pine.

Officials reported the highest number of new cases in a single day -- nationwide and in Hawaii.

There were 41 new COVID-19 cases reported Tuesday ― the highest single-day total the state has seen since the start of the pandemic. The previous one-day high of 34 was seen on April 1 and April 3.