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Fiji’s Bula Boys Target Talent Spotlight at MSG Prime Minister’s Cup
Under coach Stéphane Auvray, Fiji’s Bula Boys head to Papua New Guinea with a development-first plan, spotlighting Fiji-based talent as they build cohesion for a bright future in regional football.
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FAA Mandate Slashes U.S. Flights as Shutdown Drags On
Air travel in the U.S. is tightening as an FAA-mandated flight reduction collides with a stalled government shutdown. Cancellations and delays are cascading through major hubs, leaving travelers navigating a fragile system as officials seek a path to stabilization.
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Why Regional Partnerships May Be Key to Protecting Human Rights in the Pacific
Regional partners in the Asia-Pacific are urged to deepen independence, accountability, and collaboration between judiciaries and human rights bodies to safeguard dignity and prevent abuses. A Fiji official used the Luwa canoe as a metaphor for unity, stressing that climate change, gender equality, and the protection of the vulnerable require coordinated action. The discussions point…
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Fiji Launches Multi-Agency Tax Crime Task Force to Safeguard Revenue
Fiji steps up its fight against financial crime with a new multi-agency push. Eight government departments unite under the Tax Crime Task Force to heighten oversight, protect national revenue, and bolster financial transparency. This collaborative move hints at sweeping changes shaping the economy and public trust.
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Fijian Drua face nine-month setback as Meli Derenalagi undergoes second knee reconstruction
Former Drua captain Meli Derenalagi faces a nine-month recovery after a second knee reconstruction. Coach Glen Jackson outlines a rehab-focused plan as the team battles injuries and searches for momentum this season.
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Michael Ray Richardson Dies: Knicks Legend and Italian Basketball Icon
Michael Ray “Sugar” Richardson dazzled on basketball’s biggest stages—from the NBA to Italy’s courts—before a life marked by triumphs and trials. His legacy reaches into a footballing son’s rise and the communities he inspired along the way. A remarkable chapter in sport’s history closes.
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Rio’s Deadliest Police Raid Triggers Backlash Ahead of COP30
A controversial raid in Rio de Janeiro has sparked a national dispute over policing, accountability, and human rights after a deadly crackdown. With only a few arrests among thousands of residents, the operation has intensified a fierce political clash on safety versus civil rights, just ahead of a major global summit. The unfolding debate shines…
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Canada Loses Measles Elimination Status Amid Widespread Outbreak Across the Americas
Canada’s hard-won measles elimination status is in jeopardy as a persistent outbreak tests public health systems. With vaccination gaps widening and misinformation on the rise, experts warn momentum to protect vulnerable communities could be at risk—and questions loom about what comes next for the region.
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Sydney Sweeney’s Christy Opens to Modest Box Office, But Christy Martin’s Story Aims Higher
Sydney Sweeney stars in Christy, a bold biopic about boxing trailblazer Christy Martin—a life defined by grit, groundbreaking moments, and battles beyond the ring. The film spotlights a mission close to Martin’s story: raising awareness of domestic violence and inspiring courage in others. A gripping look at resilience, it’s more than a sports story—it’s a…
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Cyndi Lauper Delivers Empowerment Moment at Rock Hall Induction
An electric night of trailblazing performances and heartfelt tributes spotlighting women’s impact on music. Cyndi Lauper’s bold moment and a constellation of collaborations set a powerful tone, weaving resilience, empowerment, and the ongoing quest for equality into one unforgettable celebration.
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From Barbecue Stand to Mr. Friendly North: A Humble Leader Inspiring Change
From a small barbecue stand in Vulovi to the Mr. Friendly North crown, Tucibi Matavesi’s journey highlights resilience, family, and quiet leadership. A story that hints at how responsibility, faith, and empathy can spark change—rooted in humility and acts that lift a entire community.
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Chloe Fineman’s SNL Breakthrough: The Pre-Taping Reese Witherspoon Moment That Sparked Her Now-Iconic Impressions
Chloe Fineman’s fifth year on SNL kicks off with a surprising pre-show moment alongside a Hollywood icon. That quick exchange hints at a full-circle milestone for a comedian known for razor-sharp impressions and fearless versatility. A tease of the magic she’s crafting as she keeps redefining the sketch game.
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Hannah Berner Brings One-Night Comedy to St. Petersburg’s Mahaffey Theater on Nov 28
Get ready for a holiday-night of big laughs as Hannah Berner headlines Mahaffey Theater in downtown St. Petersburg. One night only, with her signature quick wit and relatable storytelling that land just right. A festive comedy moment you won’t want to miss this weekend.
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Vote Now: El-Balad Buffalo Wild Wings Girls Athlete of the Week Nominees
Five standout athletes headline this week’s Girls Athlete of the Week, featuring four volleyball players and one swimmer who dominated the week of November 2–8. Their memorable moments—from clutch performances to personal bests—set the pace for the race to be crowned. Explore the contenders and the highlights that caught everyone’s attention.
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Knicks Mourn Four-Time All-Star Michael Ray Richardson, Dies at 70
Knicks legend Michael Ray Richardson, a four-time All-Star famed for his tenacious defense, has died at 70. His career delivered dazzling highs and a controversial turn, shaping a lasting, complex legacy in the game.
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NYC’s First Snow of the Season as Winter Outlook Points to More Snow Ahead
New York City woke to a light dusting and a chilly breeze that kept the day feeling frosty. With winter creeping in and forecasters hinting at a snowier season ahead, the coming days promise more frosty twists.
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Dallas Mavericks: Dončić Trade Fallout Fuels Ownership and GM Scrutiny
Drumbeat of discontent swells as the Mavericks navigate a controversial move and leadership tensions, while a standout rookie moment hints at a spark of hope. As the season unfolds, can the team restore trust and momentum amid rising tension and high scrutiny?
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Gravy Extinguisher: Firehouse Subs’ Quirky Thanksgiving Gadget That Supports First Responders
This fall’s most tongue-in-cheek dining accessory promises to spark conversation at the Thanksgiving table. The Gravy Extinguisher blends humor with flavor—and a charitable twist that helps fund lifesaving gear for first responders.
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Marine Corps 250th Birthday: 99-Year-Old WWII Vet Reflects on the Pacific
A 99-year-old World War II Marine shares memories from enlisting as a teenager to battles that tested a generation, all lived under the vow of Semper Fidelis. His story shines a light on grit, sacrifice, and the unbreakable brotherhood that binds Marines across generations.
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Sichuan Highway 317 Collapse Near Maerkang Triggers Detours
A Sichuan highway section was hit by a mountain-slope collapse, triggering closures and detours as responders move in to secure the area. No casualties have been reported, with conditions under close monitoring.
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Oregon Veterans Day Deals: Free Meals and Discounts from Local Restaurants
On Veterans Day, Oregon’s restaurants roll out a heartfelt array of offers—from free meals to discounts—for veterans and active-duty service members. A statewide celebration spans breakfast to dinner, with familiar favorites and new deals alike.