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Hawaii Supreme Court Hears Elephant Rights CaseEnvironment — 4dThe Hawaii Supreme Court heard arguments over whether Honolulu Zoo elephants Mari and Vaigai can use habeas corpus to challenge their confinement and seek transfer to a sanctuary. The Nonhuman Rights Project says the elephants’ intelligence and autonomy warrant a right to liberty, while the city argues the issue belongs to policymakers and that the law does not extend habeas rights to elephants.

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F-22s and F-15s stage Veterans Day flyovers over Hawaii and OregonWorld — 2dF-22s flew over Honolulu’s Punchbowl cemetery during a Veterans Day ceremony, while Oregon Air National Guard F-15s conducted flyovers in cities across the state to honor veterans and their families.

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US Army Tests Long-Range Pacific Assault in Hawaii Drill — 4dThe U.S. Army rehearsed a long-range assault across the Pacific Ocean as China's expanding military capabilities raise the prospect of a future war over Taiwan.

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Fatal Hawaii Motorcycle Crash, Las Vegas Lanes CloseAuto — Nov 1, 2026A 23-year-old motorcyclist died in a single-vehicle crash on the H-2 Freeway near Mililani, Hawaii, Saturday afternoon. The crash closed northbound lanes and prompted detours as emergency crews and police responded.

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IJROut: Republican Dumbness. In: Democrat Dumbness. Always: Uniparty DumbnessSeton Motley · 7 min · 39m

UC Davis Earns First Mountain West Home WinSports — Oct 29, 2026UC Davis and Hawaii split their Mountain West volleyball doubleheader, with Hawaii winning the first match 3-1 before the Aggies swept the conference-leading Rainbow Wahine in the rematch. The sweep ended Hawaii’s 11-match winning streak and handed it its first conference loss of the season.

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Most Influential Women in World HistoryYourlist — RankingFrom ancient queens who ruled empires to modern activists who changed laws, these women left indelible marks on politics, science, and culture. Vote for who you think shaped history most profoundly.

Hawaii Sweeps Nevada, Shares Mountain West TitleSports — Nov 6, 2026Hawai‘i swept Nevada to clinch a berth in the Mountain West volleyball tournament and at least a share of the conference regular-season title. Miliana Sylvester led the Rainbow Wahine with 13 kills and six blocks.

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Meme questions another Hawaii birth certificate amid online debatePolitics — Oct 28, 2026Meme Wars: trending on the Right today.

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Dana Whitfield Questioning official records this way only fuels pointless division without new evidence.

VA-Assumable Loan Among Five Hawaii Homes in Honolulu and KiheiLifestyle — Oct 28, 2026Five Hawaii properties are featured, ranging from Honolulu and Pearl City condos to a Wailea ground-floor residence and a Hilo home. Highlights include scenic views, spacious layouts, outdoor living, multiple parking stalls, and an assumable VA loan on the Pacifica Honolulu unit.

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Supreme Court weighs end to damages suits against federal officersPolitics — 6dThe Supreme Court is weighing whether to preserve a precedent that lets people sue federal officers for damages over alleged constitutional violations, in a case brought by a Hawaii prisoner who says a prison nurse denied him needed care. The decision could further restrict or eliminate such lawsuits, including claims against immigration agents; supporters of the precedent say that would leave victims with few avenues for accountability, while critics argue courts should not create remedies absent congressional authorization.

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Andrew PowellSchumer Faces Revolt From Within as Senate Democrat Makes Leadership MoveSenate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer is facing a challenge from within his own party as Sen. Chris Van Hollen of Maryland launches a campaign to replace him and push Senate Democrats in a new direction. According to Fox News , Van Hollen, who has served alongside Schumer since 2017, announced his challenge Thursday night following discussions with fellow Democratic senators. The move sets up an un4m · 21 reads

Hawaii’s Highest Court Could Endanger Hunting Rights — Oct 23, 2026An animal rights group is asking the Hawaii Supreme Court to order the release of two elephants from the Honolulu Zoo in a case that could endanger hunting rights for gun owners.

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School Lockdowns Reported Across Multiple RegionsWorld — Nov 3, 2026School lockdowns followed separate incidents in Hawaii and Illinois, where officials found no active threat and attributed the scares to a triggered safety alert and an unusual noise, respectively. Schools in Wellington and Auckland also locked down as police responded to nearby incidents, urging families to stay away while authorities managed the situations.

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Quentin Tarantino vs Martin ScorseseYourlist — VS BattleThe video store savant versus the film-school don — two visions of American violence, guilt, and cool.

Pepper Spray Discharge Evacuates Honolulu Craft Fair; 14 EvaluatedHealth — Nov 2, 2026An accidental pepper spray discharge at a vendor’s booth during Honolulu’s Hawaii Holiday Craft and Gift Fair prompted an evacuation of the Blaisdell Center. Emergency crews evaluated 14 adults, all of whom declined hospital transport; the venue reopened after it was aired out and deemed safe.

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Dana Whitfield Vendors carrying pepper spray should double-check their booths before opening, especially with families and kids around the Blaisdell Center.

Five Hawaii Listings Span Homes, Condos, LandLifestyle — Oct 25, 2026Hawaii listings feature a range of properties, including buildable and undeveloped lots in Kaneʻohe and Pupukea, a renovated waterfront home with a permitted ADU in Honolulu, and renovated condominiums in Honolulu and Maui. The offerings highlight ocean, marina, mountain, and golf-course views, alongside opportunities for custom construction or move-in-ready living.

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Multiple crashes injure nine in Hawaii, New ZealandAuto — Oct 24, 2026Five people were injured, two critically, in a two-car crash on Mokapu Boulevard in Hawaii. Separately, a school-bus collision on Honolulu’s H-1 Freeway sent three people to the hospital, while a crash near Kakatahi, New Zealand, left one person moderately injured.

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IJRFeds Launch Investigation Into State’s Largest Teachers UnionLibby Bandelin · 3 min · 1h

Hawaii under flood watch ahead of heavy rainWeather — Oct 25, 2026A slow-moving system carrying deep tropical moisture is prompting a flood watch across Hawaii, with heavy rain and possible thunderstorms expected Tuesday through Wednesday and unsettled weather potentially lasting into Thursday. Forecasters warn of flash flooding, overflowing streams and road closures, and urge residents to monitor updates and prepare.

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Pick a food for every letter and the AI reveals your futureQuizie — QuizA to (almost) Z, one delicious decision at a time. At the end, the AI reads your feast like tea leaves and tells your fortune.

Hawaii Pacific beats Dominican, reaches PacWest finalSports — Nov 5, 2026Hawaiʻi Pacific’s men advanced to the PacWest championship with a 2-0 semifinal win over Dominican and will face Westmont, with a victory securing the Sharks’ first NCAA Tournament berth. HPU also swept the conference’s men’s major awards, with Alexander Arguijo named Defender of the Year, Eduardo Marin Goalkeeper of the Year and coach Chris Fisher Coach of the Year; Concordia Irvine’s women also reached the PacWest final after beating Hawaiʻi Hilo 1-0.

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India Launches Campaign Against Fertilizer ImbalanceEnvironment — Oct 23, 2026Across India, Hawaii and Britain, efforts to protect soil health are being promoted as vital to sustainable food production and resilience to drought and flooding. These range from calls to correct India’s imbalanced fertilizer use and interest in natural and regenerative farming to hands-on soil-management workshops in Hawaii, though long-term evidence for some natural-farming benefits remains limited.

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Hawaii Early Voting Begins Amid Ballot ConfusionPolitics — Oct 21, 2026Hawaii’s voter service centers have opened for early in-person voting, offering registration and accessible voting services alongside mail-in ballots and drop boxes; officials urged voters to avoid waiting until Election Day. Some voters have found the ballot’s amendment questions and wording for a state House race confusing, though election officials say voters may leave questions blank.

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Two Hawaii Election Commissioners Ask Supreme Court to End Standoff — Oct 15, 2026Hawaii’s Elections Commission has been unable to meet for months amid a deadlock over choosing a chair and a dispute over whether the Office of Elections must help schedule meetings. Two commissioners asked the state Supreme Court to intervene so the panel can resume its oversight work; the court heard arguments but had not ruled.

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Daily Caller News FoundationFeds Launch Investigation Into State’s Largest Teachers UnionThe largest teachers' union in New Jersey is under investigation due to its alleged ties to a super PAC boosting its former president in his failed gubernatorial run.1h · 42 reads

Recent Obituaries Listed Across Four CountiesLifestyle — Oct 28, 2026Recent obituary roundups covered people remembered in Davidson, Wilson and Williamson counties, while a Hawaii listing included Melissa Laurice Frazier, a teacher; Ruth Harue Kuramoto, a homemaker; Mary Balanon Llantero; and Richard C. Marzo, a retired county police officer and Army veteran. The notices provide details about their lives, survivors and services.

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Hawaii Man Indicted for Attempted Murder After Firing at OfficersWorld — Oct 27, 2026Sean Warnet was indicted on attempted murder and weapons charges after allegedly firing at police during a domestic-violence response in Kailua and barricading himself inside; he is held without bail. Separately, Honolulu felon Penitila Faamoe was indicted on a federal gun charge while out on bond in a pending shooting case.

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Hawaii County Issues Pāpaʻikou Boil-Water NoticeEnvironment — Oct 31, 2026Hawaiʻi County has issued a precautionary boil-water notice for customers served by the Kaʻieʻie Tank in Pāpaʻikou after reports of discolored water; residents should boil tap water for at least one minute or use bottled water for drinking and cooking until additional testing is complete. Officials said routine samples had been normal and there was no known evidence of contamination, and a potable-water tanker is available at Mamalahoa Highway and Mill Road.

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Coach June Jones, four others die — Oct 27, 2026Legendary football coach June Jones, 73, has died; he was known for innovative offenses and a celebrated turnaround at the University of Hawaii. Obituaries also announced the deaths of Betty Yates Hague, 85, remembered for her family and school-district work; Marblehead community member Rachel Schroeder, 71; church and community volunteer Betty York, 79; and Betty P. Moore, 97.

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School Bus Crashes Injure People in Three StatesAuto — Oct 25, 2026Several school-bus crashes were reported: in Brookfield, Connecticut, students sustained minor injuries after a bus was rear-ended; in East Knoxville, no students were injured in a crash involving two pickup trucks. In a separate H-1 freeway collision in Hawaii, three males were hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries, while no one on the bus was hurt.

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IJRIncoming House GOP Minority Discussing How To Keep Members On The Reservation With New RuleNicole Silverio · 4 min · 1h