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Schjelderup in Legal Trouble as Norway Eyes World Cup Qualifiers vs Estonia and Italy
Benfica’s 21-year-old winger Andreas Schjelderup reveals he faces charges over a video from his past, calling it a “stupid mistake” and saying he’ll take responsibility. As Norway chase crucial World Cup qualifiers, the disclosure adds a fresh twist to the campaign and what lies ahead for the rising star.
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Fiji’s CPI Deflation Persists as Rebase Reshapes Inflation Outlook
Fiji is slipping into deflation for seven straight months, with a modest September uptick keeping the trend alive. A redefined CPI basket and shifting consumer spending are fueling a transitional price landscape, driven by food and transport costs. As global fuel trends and domestic dynamics unfold, the path for inflation in the coming months remains…
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Sun Insurance Unveils Claims Tracking and Performance Platform for Agents
An insightful workshop reveals how a leading insurer is arming its agent network with new tools—from a cutting-edge claims-tracking system to a fresh performance-monitoring platform. The event honors standout performers and underscores a culture of recognition and continuous improvement across communities.
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Vodafone Sugar Festival Contestant Turns Spotlight on Parenting
Lebaiwasa Wakawaka brings a timely message to the Vodafone Sugar Festival: parental involvement can shape a child’s future. Her platform links everyday family engagement to better academics, stronger social skills, and resilience against risky choices. Beyond the pageant, she envisions using this momentum to fuel her future legal career and community advocacy.
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Washington Commanders Tap HKS for $3.8B RFK Stadium Plan Targeting 2030
A bold new era is taking shape for the Commanders as HKS signs on to lead a $3.8 billion stadium project at the former RFK site, with a 65,000-seat venue set to open in 2030 as part of a larger mixed-use development. The district will own the stadium, leased to the team for a nominal…
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Fiji Resort Under Labor Rights Probe as Unions Warn of Exploitation
Allegations of unfair labor practices emerge from a Coral Coast resort as workers raise concerns over contracts, pay, and union activity. A formal government probe is underway under Fiji’s Employment Relations Act, with unions urging stronger protections for those in tourism. The case highlights ongoing debates about labor rights in Fiji’s fast-growing hospitality sector.
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Hong Kong’s Exchange Fund Rides IPO Boom to Record Nine-Month Gain
Record nine-month gains for Hong Kong’s Exchange Fund came on the back of a buoyant stock market and a rush of new listings, lifting reserves and signaling renewed fiscal strength. With assets climbing and IPO momentum continuing, the city’s financial outlook is catching renewed attention.
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Juan Gabriel: Netflix Doc Delves into a Legend’s Hidden Life
An intimate portrait built from thousands of never-before-seen archives, this four-episode series reveals how hardship, resilience, and a fearless artistic vision shaped a Mexican icon. From a fragile upbringing to a stage-born legend, Juan Gabriel’s story reshapes what we think we know about fame, masculinity, and music that moves generations. A revealing, unforgettable journey into…
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Waymo Expands Driverless Rides Onto California Freeways From Bay Area to Silicon Valley
Waymo is expanding its driverless rides onto highways, rolling out across a broad California corridor and beyond city streets. The phased launch—centered on opt-in riders—signals a pivotal shift in highway mobility, while safety and regulatory questions keep pace with the technology.
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SoCal Storm Threatens Burn Scar Areas as Communities Stockpile Sandbags
An approaching storm could bring mud and flood risk to burn-scar areas across Southern California. From Altadena’s Lake Avenue barriers to protective sandbags at local businesses, communities are rallying to blunt the storm’s impact—and the unfolding preparations hint at what may lie ahead.
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Crucial Norway vs Estonia World Cup Qualifier Ahead of 2026
Noruega y Estonia se enfrentan en un choque clave por el Mundial 2026. Dos trayectorias muy distintas prometen un duelo cargado de emoción y posibles giros en la clasificación.
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Lucid Launches $875M Private Note Offering to Shore Up Liquidity
Lucid Group just unveiled a sizable private note offering as it gears up for the next growth phase, even as the stock takes a dip and liquidity tightens. With record delivery momentum on the horizon and big plans like the Gravity SUV and a new platform, the EV maker is navigating a delicate balance of…
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Lucid Earth Teased as Budget-Friendly Model Y Rival
Lucid may be gearing up to shake up the mid-size SUV scene with a new model that blends sleek styling with efficiency-focused engineering. If true, this move hints at a broader strategy that could redefine the brand’s place in the growing EV crossover market.
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iTaukei Lands Valuation Under Way Promises Clarity and Opportunity
A sweeping valuation effort by the iTaukei Land Trust Board could redefine how land is valued and managed. By auditing every parcel and capturing intangible assets tied to native titles, the initiative aims to boost transparency, accountability, and economic opportunity for iTaukei communities.
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Oklahoma Governor Grants Clemency in Death Penalty Case
Moments before a scheduled execution, Tremane Wood’s sentence is commuted to life without parole after a thorough review and a late-breaking clemency decision. The move follows a Pardon and Parole Board recommendation and thrusts a long-running capital-punishment case into the spotlight. It renews the debate over fairness, accountability, and what justice looks like when lives…
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IHG Fiji Clinches Major Honors at Pacific Hospitality Awards
An awards night spotlighted the heartbeat of Fiji’s hospitality—the people behind memorable stays. IHG’s Fiji hotels netted top honors across leadership and service, underscoring a culture built on care, pride, and genuine hospitality. A glimpse into how Fiji’s hospitality scene continues to shine.
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Fiji Airways Names Paul Scurrah as CEO, Aims to Be the Happiest Airline in the World
Traditional welcomes usher in a new leadership era as the airline’s new CEO pledges safety, humility, and a bold aim to become the happiest airline in the world.
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Baylor’s Mack Rhoades Takes Personal Leave, Steps Down From CFP Role
Baylor’s athletic director Mack Rhoades is on a personal-leave, marking a pivotal moment for the program. Officials say the pause isn’t tied to recent incidents, but it comes amid an unrelated investigation into separate allegations. A longtime leader since 2016 who also chaired a major college football playoff committee, Rhoades’ departure signals a moment of…
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Fiji Unites Agencies to Tackle Tax Crimes
Fiji unveils a landmark cross-agency pact to intensify the fight against financial crime. The new Tax Crimes Taskforce brings together key agencies to boost information sharing, safeguard whistleblowers, and sharpen investigations into tax Evasion and money laundering.
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Jim Avila, ABC News Veteran, Dies at 69
Veteran ABC News journalist Jim Avila has died at 69 after a long illness. Across a storied career in politics, law, and investigative reporting, he earned top honors and the respect of colleagues for fearless storytelling and steady, principled coverage. Avila leaves a lasting legacy of impact, resilience, and a commitment to the truth.
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George Conway Warns of Rising Risk Trump Will Sabotage 2026 Elections
Warning bells sound for the 2026 midterms as a veteran conservative voices concerns that attempts to sabotage or ignore the vote could intensify. With Democratic wins reshaping the political landscape, some Republicans are quietly reevaluating their stance on MAGA and the party’s future. A tense moment looms as loyalties, tactics, and the path forward collide…