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The island imports more than 80 percent of its food, and residents already face rising prices and supply chain issues.

The United States is set to destroy nearly 500 metric tons of U.S.-taxpayer-funded emergency food meant for starving people around the world.

Sen. Brian Schatz, D-Hawaii, said the amount of money it takes to save a starving child or prevent the transmission of disease is miniscule, even as the investments secure cooperation with the U.S. on ...

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