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Brunson Leads Players-Only Meeting as Knicks Face Slump
in SportsJalen Brunson triggers a moment of accountability with a players-only meeting after a tough stretch for the Knicks. A clear push for internal fixes signals a potential turning point as the team searches to recapture its early-season edge.
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Kherson Gas Crisis: Heaters Arrive as Frontline Regions Brace for Winter
in NewsKherson is grappling with a harsh gas shortage as shelling cripples key energy facilities. In response, the government is rolling out heaters and accelerating repairs, with Naftogaz and hundreds of crews racing to restore gas and power to frontline regions. A stark glimpse of resilience amid Ukraine’s ongoing energy crisis.
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Australian Open Showdown: Borges Favored as Thompson Eyes Upset
in SportsAn analytics-driven blockbuster awaits in the Australian Open’s second round as Thompson faces Borges. Predictions hint at a tight battle with twists and momentum shifts that could keep fans glued from start to finish. A gripping duel that tennis lovers won’t want to miss.
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Kansas City Law Firm Launches 12 Months of Giving, Donating $3,000 Monthly to Local Nonprofits
in NewsA Kansas City law firm is kicking off a year-long giving initiative, pledging $36,000 in monthly support to local nonprofits. The debut partner is a welcoming shelter that meets people where they are, with more organizations to come and a community-nomination window for the next round.
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Trump Immigration Detention Boom: Record ICE Population and Oversight Erosion
in ImmigrationImmigration detention is undergoing a dramatic expansion with high-stakes implications for detainees and communities. As new facilities rise and funding surges, oversight wanes and questions of rights, accountability, and humanity come into sharper focus.
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Government Rethinks EV Rules as Charging Energy Mix Comes Under Scrutiny
in Fiji NewsElectric vehicles are already on the road, and a government-led review is mapping the policies, infrastructure, and costs needed to keep the shift green. An integrated approach aims to balance charging needs with cleaner energy, private-sector development, and strong environmental safeguards as the EV rollout expands.
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Landman Season 3 Teased After Prosthetic Twist in Season 2 Scene
in NewsBehind-the-scenes details untangle a long-debated Season 2 moment, with a playful prop twist that had everyone laughing. As Season 3 moves into production, familiar faces return and new questions about the story unfold. The show’s evolving dynamics promise plenty of surprises for fans.
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Skipper Select Set for Pre-Season Clash with Fijian Drua
in Fiji NewsWith a Sigatoka camp in full swing, the Skipper Select prepare for a telling pre-season test against the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua. Coach Rupeni Nasiga speaks of building rhythm, managing minor injuries, and giving local talent a chance to shine ahead of the Skipper Cup season.
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Fiji Tourism Posts 2025 Arrivals Uptick, Eyes Sharper Marketing Strategy
in Fiji NewsFiji is edging toward a tourism rebound, led by core markets and a push toward value experiences. Sharper marketing and stronger airline partnerships set the stage for a resilient year ahead.
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Fiji’s FNU Reassignment Under Legal Scrutiny: Is the PM’s Authority Clear?
in Fiji NewsLegal questions are rising over the recent change in Fiji National University’s oversight. With constitutional powers and possible amendments in the spotlight, observers say clarity and compliance are essential as the saga unfolds.
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Marathon Release Date Revealed: Bungie’s Extraction Shooter Set for March Debut
in GamesMarathon finally has a firm release date: March 5, with a $39.99 price on Xbox Series S/X, PS5, and PC. Fresh playtests introduced proximity chat and a solo-queue option, signaling Bungie’s push toward a polished, sociable run through its sci‑fi universe. Runners will team up to scavenge zones and outplay both rival players and hostile…
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LaRavia Emerges as Lakers’ Starting-Wing Candidate in Hachimura Absence
in SportsAn unfamiliar face stepped into the spotlight and the Lakers answered with energy, versatility, and a timely scoring burst. Jake LaRavia showed he can impact the game on both ends, blending scoring with playmaking and defense as the rotation reshapes around him. With injuries nudging the lineup in new directions, his surge adds a compelling…
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Michael Chang Mentors Learner Tien in a New Chapter of Tennis
in SportsFrom Grand Slam hero to mentor, Michael Chang is guiding Learner Tien toward a breakthrough on the pro tour. A storied champion shaping the next generation, his coaching blends discipline with strategic insight—and a bold push to diversify tennis.
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Two Green Turtles Tagged in Fiji’s Sea Turtle Conservation Initiative
in Fiji NewsOn Makogai Island, a dedicated coastal patrol is advancing sea turtle conservation with new tagging work. Two female green turtles were tagged, offering early clues about their movements and growth. The effort also spotlights the power of community involvement in protecting nesting beaches and fragile habitats.
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Butler Injury Triggers Warriors’ Deadline Strategy
in SportsJimmy Butler’s season-ending knee injury forces a rapid rethink for Golden State as the February trade deadline looms. With ownership and management weighing bold roster moves, the coming weeks will test the Warriors’ strategic grit and playoff ambitions.
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Fiji to Send Miss Fiji to Miss Pacific Islands on Public Funds
in Fiji NewsFiji’s Miss Fiji winner is set to carry the country onto the regional Miss Pacific Islands stage, in a move backed by public funding and Cabinet oversight. As preparations advance, officials emphasize accountability and adherence to government directives, signaling a renewed push to spotlight Fiji on the regional stage after years away.
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Age Is No Barrier: 37-Year-Old Mother Finishes Matua Programme to Pursue MBBS Dream
in Fiji NewsAt 37, Neomai Malupo is proving it’s never too late to chase a lifelong dream. A former pharmacy assistant and mother of four, she recently completed the Matua Programme and set her sights on a future in medicine, supported by teachers who helped her rediscover the joy of learning. Her journey reminds us that determination…
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Australian Open Day 4: High-Stakes Second-Round Showdowns and Expert Picks
in SportsDay 4 at the Australian Open serves up high-stakes second-round battles, where power, craft, and momentum collide. From Tiafoe and Fokina to Thompson and Learner Tien, rising talents and seasoned favorites clash as analysts weigh in with their predictions on who’ll seize the momentum.
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Former Education Minister Rejects PM’s Bid to Control Fiji National University
in Fiji NewsFormer Education Minister Premila Kumar challenges any plan to place Fiji National University under the Prime Minister’s Office, insisting the 2009 FNU Act reserves governance for the university’s council and the Education Minister. She warns that a PM directive would carry no legal weight unless enacted through proper channels—gazetting the minister or via parliamentary amendments.…
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Fiji Greenlights Funds for Miss Fiji and 2026 Miss Pacific Island Pageant
in Fiji NewsFiji prepares for a high-profile regional moment in 2026 as Dr. Peggy Ravusiro takes the Miss Fiji crown and a government-backed plan aims to bring the Miss Pacific Island Pageant back. This development hints at a broader push to showcase hospitality and strengthen Pacific ties on the world stage.
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New York Nurses Strike Sparks Controversy Over Patient Care Claims
in NewsNew York’s largest nurses’ strike is sparking a heated debate over patient safety after claims emerged linking the walkout to fatalities. The union insists it isn’t asserting any deaths are directly caused by the strike, while hospital spokespeople call the allegations false and defamatory. With about 15,000 nurses involved, the dispute centers on staffing, pay,…