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  The Hawaii island that was never conquered

  SFGate - Christine Hitt

  The wars were brutal. When King Kamehameha invaded the different Hawaiian Islands to unite them under one kingdom, thousands of Hawaiians who stood in the way died. The Hawaii Island warrior king had amassed a collection of Western weapons, including guns and cannons, giving his army an edge over …

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  What Happens To Your Body If You Only Eat 1 Meal a Day For 30 Days? | BOXROX

  boxrox.com - By Robbie Wild Hudson

  Do you know what happens to your body if you only eat 1 meal a day for 30 days? Keep reading to find out. You’ve heard of intermittent fasting before, …

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  I created 5 custom chatbots in Gemini Gems — here's what they can do

  Tom's Guide - By Kaycee Hill

  Google's AI-powered application Gemini has been making waves in the tech world, and it's not hard to see why. With its recent rollout of Live Voice …

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  Shocking video shows Prada manager killed by tumbling Naples statue in front of horrified boyfriend

  New York Post - Isabel Keane

  Heart-stopping video captured the horrifying moment a statue fell off a building in Naples and hit a young Prada manager square in the head, knocking …

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  The only rabbi in Springfield, Ohio, says local Haitian migrants lack ‘Western civilized values’

  Jewish Telegraphic Agency - By Andrew Lapin

  Since Donald Trump amplified baseless rumors about Haitian migrants eating pets in Springfield, Ohio, last week, the community has been beset with …

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  Lawsuit filed after 'thousands' infected at Tough Mudder race in Bay Area

  SFGate - Amanda Bartlett

  Last August, Evan Goldsmith woke up to find rashes and skin lesions all over his body. He had a terrible headache and soon realized he was developing a fever, too. He had no idea where the symptoms had come from, but he soon found out he wasn’t alone. Goldsmith was among the 5,000 people who had …