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Fresh Perspectives Join Southeast College Board
Three new community leaders—Jeff St. Onge, Shirley Blyth, and Rob Stephanson—are joining Southeast College’s board, bringing backgrounds in education, healthcare, and accounting. Their diverse expertise signals stronger community ties and a broader range of perspectives guiding the college’s future.
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Fiji Education Grants Delayed Over Compliance Gaps
More than 100 schools and early childhood centers are awaiting Term 1 and Term 2 grants as financial and administrative gaps are resolved. While some payments have started, others are held up by missing documentation and reporting. Officials say addressing these gaps is part of strengthening education resources and keeping free schooling accessible to all…
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UAE to Open Embassy in Fiji, Expanding Pacific Partnership
Fiji and the UAE are signaling a major leap in their relationship with plans for a new embassy and deeper cooperation. With a shared focus on renewable energy and people-to-people ties, this development hints at a brighter, more resilient future for the region.
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Offseason Shakeup Looms as CBS Sports Names Top 50 MLB Free Agents
With the World Series in the rearview, MLB’s free-agent market is heating up and promises a winter of bold moves. Top stars and standout international talents alike are shaping a new rosters picture for the coming season. Which players will spark the biggest contracts and the most surprising team fits as the market swells and…
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Judge Orders Full SNAP Funding Amid Government Shutdown
A federal court order keeps food assistance flowing amid a prolonged government shutdown, affecting millions who rely on it. The ruling spotlights the high-stakes clash between politics and hunger, leaving families hopeful but wary about what comes next.
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Yankees Extend Qualifying Offer to Grisham, Sparking Offseason Speculation
The Yankees pull off a bold offseason play with Trent Grisham, offering a one-year qualifying deal that could reshape the next chapter of his career. A powerful breakout clashes with questions about consistency and defense, leaving the market to decide his fate—and the team weighing compensatory draft implications. As the market buzz builds, the ripple…
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Pistons Sign Isaac Jones as Beasley Uncertainty Looms
Detroit stunned with a surprising 6’8″ center addition, bringing length and defensive upside to the Pistons’ frontcourt. The move sparks questions about Malik Beasley’s status and Tobias Harris’ injury timeline, making frontcourt depth a hot topic as the season approaches.
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Justin Dean’s Surprise Move: Dodgers to Giants
From Game 7 heroics to a surprising offseason twist, a rookie’s season kept everyone guessing. Dean’s sharp defense and late-game savvy stood out in October, before a waiver move sent him to the Giants and kicked off a fresh chapter for two storied clubs. The coming weeks promise new chances, big questions, and a debut…
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UAE Plans Fiji Embassy in Suva, Sparking Pacific Diplomacy
An historic step in Pacific diplomacy as the United Arab Emirates plans to open an embassy in Suva, signaling a strengthened partnership with Fiji. The talks touch on renewable energy, climate resilience, and expanded cooperation in trade, health, and education—hinting at a new era of collaboration across the region.
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Rockstar’s Hidden GTA 5 Plans: The Unfinished Trevor DLC and Other What-Ifs
Dan Houser reveals unrealized Rockstar dreams that almost reshaped his most iconic worlds—GTA V ideas that would have turned Trevor into a secret agent, a Bond-style ‘Agent’ game, and even a medieval knights tale that never took off. He revisits Red Dead Redemption’s enduring mysteries and hints at how those stories might have evolved. And…
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NuScale Power Stock Jumps as Downgrades Clash with Insider Selling
NuScale Power is in the spotlight after a volatile trading session, with shares jumping amid a tangle of mixed analyst calls and notable insider and institutional moves. Downgrades meet cautious targets as big insider sales and shifting ownership paint a complex near-term picture in a changing energy landscape.
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Arizona Ex-TV Chef Convicted in Christmas Day Family Murders
An Arizona former TV chef sits at the center of a Christmas Day tragedy that stunned a community. A seven-hour standoff, shocking messages, and a stark contrast between a joyful carol video and the events that followed raise urgent questions about mental health and accountability.
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Marvel’s Wolverine: Insomniac’s Decade-Long Partnership Sparks Hype
Marvel Games and Insomniac Games push their decade-long partnership into a new chapter with Marvel’s Wolverine, due next Fall. The collaboration has become the backbone of their creative approach, hinting at a bold expansion of the Marvel gaming universe. As fans await more details, the duo signals a continued commitment to richer, narrative-driven experiences.
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Musk’s Trillionaire Trajectory Meets New York’s Wealth Tax Debate
Two headlines reveal a split in America’s view of wealth: a bold Tesla plan could push Elon Musk toward a trillion-dollar milestone, while Zohran Mamdani’s New York victory spotlights calls to tax the wealthy. The debate over opportunity and equity—and the future of capitalism—heats up.
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Virginia Shutdown Triggers Higher-Than-Expected Gubernatorial Turnout
Virginia faces the fallout of a prolonged government shutdown, as families juggle uncertain dollars and essential services. The political mood is shifting as urgent concerns shape a high-stakes election.
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Arkansas Razorbacks 2026 Coaching Search: A Front-Runner Emerges
With Sam Pittman out, Arkansas is in the middle of a high-stakes coaching hunt. Prediction markets are already pricing in a slate of contenders, spotlighting surprising frontrunners and intriguing names. Which candidates are leading the odds, and what could that mean for the Razorbacks’ future?
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NYC Mayor-Elect Mamdani Heads to Somos Conference in Puerto Rico
Incoming NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani heads to San Juan for the Somos conference, stepping into the spotlight as he begins shaping a new administration. With a focused affordability agenda and a lean transition team, the weekend promises strategy, networking, and early signals of his leadership style.
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Manoa Kamikamica Appointed to Fiji’s Public Accounts Committee
Manoa Kamikamica’s appointment to Fiji’s Public Accounts Committee marks a high-stakes moment for the country’s drive toward financial accountability. As political dynamics unfold and questions of governance loom, the PAC’s leadership could shape how transparency and ethics are tackled in government. This move highlights a broader conversation about public trust and reform.
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Block Signals Big Bet on Financial Inclusion With Q3 2025 Results
Block, Inc.’s latest quarterly update offers a glimpse into its push to democratize the global economy. With a growing ecosystem spanning Square, Cash App, Afterpay, and more, the company continues to reshape everyday finance.
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Opendoor Q3 2025: Revenue Beats, EPS Miss, Stock Dips
Opendoor’s latest quarterly results point to a bumpy path ahead: earnings missed expectations while revenue came in above estimates and home sales declined. With shrinking inventory and a cautious near-term outlook, investors are weighing the real estate platform’s path in a shifting market.
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Knives Out 3: Wake Up Dead Man Teases Star-Studded Cast at TIFF
TIFF offered a star-studded teaser for the next Knives Out chapter, with Daniel Craig at the center of a legendary ensemble. Expect a twist-filled mystery built on a nimble, last-minute casting strategy and a playful “herding cats” moment behind the scenes. A high-stakes puzzle that’s sure to spark intrigue when it arrives in theaters later…