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Originally known just as Columbus Day, the holiday, which has its roots going as far back as the 18th Century, honors the Italian explorer who arrived in America in 1492.

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Originally known just as Columbus Day, the holiday, which has its roots going as far back as the 18th Century, honors the Italian explorer who arrived in America in 1492.

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She arrived at the canyon in the back of Kennedy’s van, seats removed, where she bounced alongside several of Kennedy’s dogs and men’s health influencer Brigham Buhler.

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U.S. troops began to arrive in Israel on Thursday, the first of about 200 being sent to support the cease-fire in Gaza as part of an international team, according to U.S. officials.

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How did this peace arrive after two years?

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