Andrew Walden is an Editor at Hawaii Free Press. He covers a diverse range of topics including elections, government, politics, public policy, and corporate finance, with a particular focus on regional interest and world news. His work has been featured in The Lancet and BMJ.
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Andrew Walden's coverage primarily focuses on government and politics, with a significant emphasis on news related to FBI activities and Hawaii Republicans. This indicates a strong interest in breaking news stories and evolving political developments.
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By: Andrew Walden
‘Evidence of Bribery’: Luke received ‘target letter’ days before quitting race (resignation coming next)
By: Andrew Walden, Keith Regan
Hawaii Attorney General targets at least 3 in state bribery investigation
By: Andrew Walden
Immediately after the August 8-9, 2023, Lahaina and Kula Fires, officials in Maui Mayor Richard Bissen’s Office of Economic Development were busy embezzling money for themselves, friends, and family.
By: Andrew Walden
Maui Fire Settlement: Insurers get 10%, Shysters Grab for 25%, Feds get 37% -- little left for victims
By: Andrew Walden
The ‘New Tourism’ -- More Money Spent at Hotels and Less at Small Businesses
By: Andrew Walden
Young Brothers Stole $26M In State Money (and it’s not the first time)
By: Andrew Walden
Political Dark Money Limits Clear Hurdles in Hawaii, Montana—“that’s the whole ballgame”
By: Andrew Walden
The Attorney General’s ‘Medicaid Fraud Control Unit’ worked only five cases between 2019 and 2025 earning Hawaii the ‘worst-in-the nation’ mark for Medicaid fraud enforcement.
By: Andrew Walden, Covid Schemers, Guam Scammers M Rip
Another Big Fish: $35K Bribery Investigation Bags Ryan Yamane, Resigns as DHS Director
By: Andrew Walden
Half-Baked ‘Stop Corporate Personhood’ Bill will have to be Amended Next Year
