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Fiji Turns to Airborne Survey to Find Hidden Water for Remote Communities
Fiji is adopting cutting-edge airborne electromagnetic surveys to locate groundwater for remote communities. With international support, the plan aims to boost drilling success and deliver cleaner water to more villages by December 2025. The government emphasizes listening to communities and safeguarding land as it pursues a more resilient water future.
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Jon Stewart to Host National First Responders Day in Times Square
Jon Stewart takes the stage as host for a landmark National First Responders Day tribute in Times Square, shining a spotlight on the courage of firefighters, police, EMTs, and 911 dispatchers. Expect moving recognitions, a national conversation on frontline mental health, and moments that honor those who keep our communities safe.
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Ex-deputy’s decision not to use a taser under scrutiny in Illinois Massey case
In a high-stakes courtroom battle, a former deputy explains why he chose not to deploy a Taser during a deadly kitchen confrontation. As witnesses recount the tense July 2024 incident, questions mount over threat perception, de-escalation, and whether the response was appropriate. The case is sparking renewed debate about police use of force in everyday…
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Rates Hover Near Year-Low as Buyers Weigh 30-Year vs 15-Year Loans
Rates are mixed today, with some loans edging lower while others tick up. Buyers and refinancers may be sitting in a rare window as rates hover near their lowest in over a year. The decision between fixed terms, ARMs, and loan sizes can dramatically influence monthly payments and total interest—here’s what to weigh right now.
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Flying Fijians Ready for Autumn Tests as Injuries Open Door for Fresh Talent
Fiji’s Flying Fijians are trimming their squad to peak for the 2025 Autumn Internationals, reshaped by injuries and fresh talent. New faces Joji Nasova, Kitione Salawa, and Setareki Tuicuvu step in as replacements, while sidelined stars focus on a late return. The tour opener against England at Twickenham will test the team’s depth, resilience, and…
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Boca Raton Hit by Record Rainfall as Streets Turn to Rivers
An unprecedented downpour turned Boca Raton into a flood zone overnight, trapping vehicles and overwhelming storm drains. Streets once calm became scenes of alarm as residents woke to water in unexpected places and crews rushed to respond. With more storms on the way, authorities urge caution, report clogged drains, and remember the rule: turn around,…
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Dayanara Torres’s Ring Moment Signals New iHeartRadio Morning Show
Dayanara Torres enciende las redes con una noche mágica en Miami: un look de novia, un momento inolvidable y una sorpresa que podría redefinir su camino. Entre celebraciones y gratitud, comparte una noticia que mantiene el misterio. ¿Qué significará este nuevo capítulo para la ex Miss Universo?
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PayPal Teams with OpenAI for ChatGPT Purchases as Q3 Beat Sparks Rally
PayPal just posted a stronger-than-expected Q3, buoyed by Venmo and a renewed push in branded checkout. The company also unveiled its first dividend and a high-profile OpenAI partnership that lets ChatGPT users pay with PayPal—a move with the potential to reshape digital commerce. With margins and growth under the spotlight, the next chapter for PayPal…
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The Lost King Settlement Sparks Debate Over Historical Accuracy in Film
History and Hollywood collide in a new film about Richard III’s rediscovery, now at the center of a debate over how real people are portrayed on screen. A settlement surrounding misrepresentation claims casts a spotlight on the boundaries between dramatic storytelling and factual accuracy. The result could redefine how filmmakers balance truth with narrative flair.
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Air Travel Delays Rise as Controller Shortages Hit Flights During Shutdown
Air travel disruptions continue to ripple through airports as a government shutdown stretches on, straining crews and schedules. With staffing pressures at the heart of the delays, travelers are navigating an uncertain travel landscape while authorities seek solutions.
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Who Will Be 007? Bond Franchise Seeks a New Face as Sydney Sweeney Circles the Role
The hunt for the next 007 heats up as Bond fans await a bold new chapter. Rumors swirl around rising star Sydney Sweeney, who stays coy about her possible Bond future. As the franchise balances legacy with a fresh era, intrigue and glamour loom on the horizon.
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FNU’s Careers Fair Returns to Boost Fiji’s Youth Employment
Fiji National University brings back its Careers Fair after a long pause, reuniting students with industry partners and potential employers. The revived event aims to equip graduates with real-world insights and opportunities, signaling a renewed push to bridge education with the job market and empower Fiji’s youth for the years ahead.
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AI’s $3.5 Trillion Preview: Nebius Group’s Cloud Push Meets ASML’s EUV Edge
AI is steering the future of investing, with the market expected to surge into trillions. Nebius Group is scaling AI infrastructure, while ASML powers the chips that enable it—each navigating geopolitics and policy shifts. Long-term growth vs. near-term gains—how will this evolving landscape shape your strategy?
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Jameela Jamil Reveals On-Stage Moment From 2012 DJ Set
Jameela Jamil shares a candid, eyebrow-raising memory from her DJ days and a bold career pivot—a wink-worthy chat that blends humor with surprising truths about her media relationships.
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Brighton Brace for Arsenal Showdown as Injuries Ease and Set-Piece Plans Grow
Milner sits out with a small muscle issue as Mitoma and Gruda push toward a return, hinting at a fuller squad for a key showdown with Arsenal. The focus shifts to a confident defense and a growing set-piece culture that could tilt the balance. With Veltman nearing fitness, optimism grows for what lies ahead.
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Grayson Trial: Second-Degree Murder Added to Jury Instructions Ahead of Closing Arguments
Second-degree murder has just been added to the jury instructions as the Grayson trial moves into a tense new phase. In the courtroom, conflicting expert views on use of force mingle with emotional testimony, hinting at a verdict that could reshape policy and public safety.
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Pacific Nations Unite at MOC21 to Shape South Pacific Albacore Management
Pacific fisheries leaders gather in Honiara to chart a united course for sustainable harvests, climate resilience, and smarter management. From albacore to transshipment rules, the discussions fuse science and policy to safeguard Pacific livelihoods and shape regional decisions ahead.
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Louisville Halloween Trick-or-Treat Hours: Which Neighborhoods Have Tickets and Timings
Halloween is shaping up across Louisville and Southern Indiana with costumes, candy, and neighborhood festivities. From the Jack O’ Lantern Spectacular to Boo at the Zoo, families can look forward to festive nights of treats and spooky fun in a community-ready celebration.
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Is Daylight Saving Time Doomed? States Consider Dropping the Clock Change
From wartime energy saving to a modern clock debate, this look at daylight saving time traces how we got here and what might come next. As more places weigh ending the twice-yearly change, the story hints at a timekeeping shift that could touch everyone.
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Texts Scandal Narrows Virginia AG Race for Jay Jones
New polling in Virginia shows the attorney general race tightening after a controversy over text messages, with the Democratic nominee and Republican incumbent in a near dead heat. Yet the rest of the ticket tells a different story, as Democrats hold solid leads in governor and lieutenant governor contests ahead of November 4.
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Bill Gates Urges a Climate Action Pivot: Health and Poverty at the Forefront
Bill Gates calls for a strategic pivot in climate action—prioritizing health and poverty alleviation alongside emission cuts, and betting on bold innovations to cut climate risk. His provocative memo challenges the doomsday narrative and sparks debate among researchers and policymakers.