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Trump’s late-night post spree sparks backlash over AI-generated Obama imagery
in NewsAn overnight social media spree sparks fierce backlash after an AI-generated clip featuring prominent figures with demeaning imagery surfaces online. As fallout unfolds, renewed claims about election fraud fuel a broader debate on political rhetoric ahead of the midterms.
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TLTB launches Vunitavola and Varavu subdivisions to boost landowner leases
in Fiji NewsTwo new residential subdivisions with ready-to-lease plots and upgraded infrastructure are set to redefine local land development. With road projects underway and a focus on sustainable leasing, this initiative signals bigger opportunities and stronger returns for landowners.
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Lalakoro Seaqaqa Students Lose Safe School Transport as RSL Service Halts
in Fiji NewsIn Lalakoro, ten students face a dangerous ride to Vunimanuca Primary after an RSL operator halts service, leaving families fearing for safety as cane trucks become the only option. With others still served, the community is crying out for a swift, safe resolution to ensure every child can get to school.
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Fiji PM Demands Clarity Over Minister’s U-20 Rugby Sevens Trip
in Fiji NewsFresh questions over ministerial travel and disclosure policies put Fiji’s sports leadership under the spotlight. As talks continue on governance and the independence of the anti-corruption watchdog, transparency remains the guiding theme.
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Mortgage Rates Hold at 6.11% as Fed Signals Slower Cuts in 2026
in FinanceMortgage rates are hovering near multi-year lows even as policymakers signal a slow pace of cuts in 2026. With prices still elevated in many areas, buyers may need to consider smarter strategies—smaller or fixer-upper homes and rate-buydowns—to navigate a shifting market.
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Charlotte Braces for Weekend Cold Front and High Winds
in NewsWinter grips the Charlotte region this weekend with plunging temperatures, patchy freezing fog, and gusty winds that drive wind chills well below freezing. Slick roads in spots, especially in the mountains, temper a dry but chilly start before a gradual warm-up arrives next week.
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The Traitors: Power Shifts and Hidden Alliances Ignite the Castle
in GamesShifting alliances, daring gambits, and high-stakes maneuvering reframe the Traitors’ castle in the latest episode. As power dynamics tilt and betrayals loom, the game becomes more unpredictable by the minute. Fans will be kept on the edge of their seats as the season edges toward its dramatic turning point.
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Trump Endorses Japan’s Takaichi as LDP Eyes Snap Election Victory
in NewsPolls point to a watershed moment for Sanae Takaichi as Japan heads into a snap election, with the LDP coalition showing momentum toward a possible majority. A high-profile international endorsement and high-stakes campaigning raise the stakes as voters weigh the future direction of the country.
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Fiji’s Civil Aviation Authority Navigates Staffing Gap With Expanding Training and Scholarships
in Fiji NewsFiji’s aviation watchdog is operating at 95% capacity, with several key roles still unfilled. A new push on training and international scholarships signals a bold plan to build a future-ready, robust workforce.
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Fiji Government Opts Not to Appeal High Court Ruling, Reaffirms Judicial Independence
in Fiji NewsFiji marks a milestone for the rule of law as a high court ruling involving a former FICAC official stands without an appeal. Officials say the decision reinforces judicial independence and constitutional integrity, signaling renewed confidence in the country’s democratic institutions.
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Nick Jonas Opens Up About Malti’s Premature Birth and NICU Ordeal
in NewsNick Jonas opens up with a tender, behind-the-scenes look at Malti’s early days and the family’s resilience in the face of a challenging start to parenthood. A moving glimpse into love, hope, and how nothing stays the same after a child arrives.
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Pacific Islands Rally for Regional Disaster Financing Amid Rising Crises
in Fiji News– In Suva, Pacific Island nations are urged to unite for regional resilience as disaster risks rise. A high-stakes workshop explores bold financing and leadership to safeguard communities. – With disasters intensifying, regional leaders sketch a roadmap for disaster risk financing and sovereignty—testing unity and visionary leadership across the Pacific. – A three-day push to…
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RBI Holds Rates as Growth Upgrades and Tariff Signals Boost Outlook
in FinanceIndia’s central bank kept policy steady while nudging growth higher and inflation a notch firmer for the year ahead. Tariff reform possibilities could lift GDP, backed by a supportive liquidity stance, as policy transmission remains in focus. With cautious optimism on the external front and fresh CPI/GDP data on the horizon, the outlook signals resilience…
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Pacific Registers Fifth-Warmest Year in 2025 as Global Heat Rises
in Fiji News2025 is shaping up as one of the warmest years for the western Pacific, signaling a continuing warming trend with local consequences. Even modest temperature rises can affect health, food security, and ecosystems across Pacific communities. Regional climate programs are turning new data into practical steps to boost resilience and guide planning for the years…
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Pat Cummins ruled out of T20 World Cup as Australia call up Ben Dwarshuis
in SportsPat Cummins’ back injury reshapes Australia’s World Cup plans, opening the door for a left-arm pace option to step in. Ben Dwarshuis arrives as a swing expert with clever variations, while Matthew Renshaw adds middle-order depth as the tournament heads into spin-friendly waters in Sri Lanka.
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Fiji-born rugby star debuts for Great Britain, eyes Fiji jersey
in Fiji NewsFrom Nakelo, Tailevu, a rising rugby talent has kicked off her international journey with a Great Britain debut in Singapore. She’s focused on growth, staying humble, and chasing a dream to someday wear Fiji’s jersey. A story of grit, family support, and a future shining on the world stage.
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Fiji Minister Slams Biden Comparison, Urges Civility in Politics
in Fiji NewsA cabinet minister in Fiji condemns a rival’s remarks that likened national leadership to a foreign president, calling the comments distasteful and offensive. The clash spotlights decorum, civility, and the limits of criticism in political discourse—and what leadership should sound like in tense times.
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LAPD fatally shoots man near California Science Center; investigation underway
in NewsAn early-morning incident near a Los Angeles science center ended in a fatal police shooting after an armed man was confronted by officers. Investigators are examining use-of-force decisions as the area reopens and the case unfolds.
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First Alert: Freezing Temps Create Inland Ice Risk on Roads
in NewsCold air settles in with a high risk of icy travel inland and a red alert for slick roads as temperatures dip into the 20s. The Grand Strand may see only isolated patches of black ice, with travel conditions improving by afternoon. A new round of unsettled weather moves in later in the week.
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The Equalizer Leaving Netflix Soon: Don’t Miss Denzel Washington’s Action Hit
in NewsDenzel Washington stars in a vigilante thriller that fuses sharp wit with high-stakes action. With The Equalizer set to depart Netflix soon, fans are revisiting its bold balance of intensity and heart—and wondering what comes next for McCall.
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IRS Phases Out Paper Refund Checks Ahead of 2026 Changes
in FinanceMajor changes are reshaping how the IRS issues refunds, moving away from paper checks toward streamlined electronic payments. For 2025 filings, incomplete or rejected direct deposits could slow refunds during the transition. A quick look at what’s changing can help you anticipate the new timeline and stay ahead of delays.