Hawaiian language revival grows in public schools
Hawaii sees a native language revival as immersion programs expand. At Ke Kula Kaiapuni o Amau, 360 students are taught entirely in Hawaiian, part of a broader movement that has increased speakers to an estimated 6,000 to 8,000 statewide.
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Hawaii
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University of Hawaiidilo
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University of Hawaii
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State Department of Education
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US ambassador and Israel differ on West Bank settlements
The United States reaffirms support for Israel retaining major West Bank settlements while Israel moves to expand Maaleh Adumim. Rice criticized the plan as not aligning with American policy, and EU officials urged adherence to the road map. Senior Palestinian officials warned the expansion jeopardizes peace prospects and widens tensions with Abbas.
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Jerusalem
Mahmoud Abbas
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Javier Salana
European Union
Lebanon Rejects U N Report On Hariri Assassination
Lebanese officials condemned a U N fact finding mission for overstepping its mandate in accusing the government of negligence in the Feb. 14 Beirut bombing that killed Rafik Hariri and 17 others. The report criticized Syria and the Beirut government while Damascus and Beirut deny involvement.
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U.N
Syria
Rafik Hariri
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Damascus
Mahmoud Hammoud
Tibetan asylum seeker pleads not guilty to fraud
Sanam Choden, a Tibetan asylum seeker in the United States, pleads not guilty to charges including passport fraud and document fabrication. A grand jury indicted her on multiple counts tied to entering the U.S. on a fake passport in 2008 to escape alleged Chinese persecution. The case, slated for trial on May 2, drew limited public attention as supporters criticized the government’s approach to detention and asylum policy.
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Siete Chaadon
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