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THAILAND’S FOREIGN MINISTRY VIA AP
                                In this photo provided by Thailand’s Foreign Ministry, 10 freed Thai hostages and an officer, fourth from left, pose for a photo at the Shamir Medical Center in Israel on Friday.
Column: No ke kūlana waiwai o ke kanaka

Synopsis: As we view the numerical imbalance in the current prisoner exchange between Hamas and Israel, we must ask whether or not every person is truly created equal. Read more

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GEORGE F. LEE / GLEE@STARADVERTISER.COM
                                The view of upper Lahaina from Kelawea Mauka Makai park on Wednesday.
Column: Ho‘opili mea ‘ai ma Lele

Synopsis: In the aftermath of the horrendous devastation in Lahaina, it is not surprising that enterprising law firms are advertising their services on TV. Read more

CRAIG T. KOJIMA/CKOJIMA@ STARADVERTISER.COM
Column: He mau mele keiki

Synopsis: This article provides some new Hawaiæi centric songs that we can sing to our keiki instead of foreign nursery rhymes and lullabies. Read more

COURTESY KAREN BORG
                                A rainbow makes a late afternoon appearance over Diamond Head crater.
Column: Ka hiolo ‘ana o ‘Amelika Hui Pū ‘Ia – 2

Synopsis: Part 2. Like the rising and setting of the sun, throughout the history of the world, large empires rise and fall. Like the Roman empire, the U.S. empire will eventually fall. This two-part series compares the conditions inside the U.S. to those of the Roman empire before its collapse. Read more


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