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Thanksgiving Travel in Jeopardy as FAA Shutdown Looms for Airlines
in NewsA looming government shutdown could ripple through the skies, thinning flight capacity and setting the stage for weeks of disruption just before Thanksgiving. Experts warn that even a quick deal may not prevent a slow recovery and lingering travel uncertainty.
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Lautoka Boat Tragedy Triggers Urgent Maritime Safety Push
in Fiji NewsTragedy at sea sharpens the focus on maritime safety as a community bands together during a widening search. With cyclone season looming, authorities stress vigilance and safer water activities as families rally to support those affected and prevent future losses.
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Fiji land lease case sparks questions about integrity as court weighs charges
in Fiji NewsTailevu landowner Mosese Ranavue faces trial on charges of general dishonesty and obtaining a gain after alleged payments tied to land leases. The case spotlights ongoing concerns about transparency and fairness in Fiji’s land dealings.
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Beloved California Food Influencer Michael Duarte Dies After Tragic Texas Accident
in NewsMichael Duarte’s death shocks a passionate community of home cooks and grill lovers. A California kitchen star whose warmth touched millions, his story celebrates a life built on food, family, and a generosity that lived far beyond the kitchen.
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Senators Demand Clarity on CFPB Closure Talk and Funding
in NewsDemocratic senators are pressing the CFPB on funding, potential workforce cuts, and the agency’s future. With a looming deadline and questions about viability, the bureau’s trajectory is suddenly in the spotlight.
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Fiji-Japan Ties Deepen as Rabuka Heads to Japan; Acting PM Takes Charge
in Fiji NewsFiji shifts to high‑gear diplomacy in Japan, aiming to deepen ties on climate resilience and shared development. With the Prime Minister away, Acting Prime Minister Filimoni Vosarogo keeps the wheels turning, hinting at a new chapter in Pacific partnership.
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Fiji Bail Battle: Three Chinese Nationals in Drug Case Await Key Court Date
in Fiji NewsCrucial bail proceedings unfold at Suva’s Magistrates Court, where the balance between personal liberty and immigration concerns is in the spotlight. Three foreign nationals sit at the center as the court weighs delays, visa complications, and the pace of justice. A decision expected later this month could signal how such cases are navigated in the…
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EU Launches Democracy Shield Center to Counter Global Disinformation
in NewsUE pregătește un centru pentru Reziliență Democratică, menit să combată dezinformarea și interferențele străine înaintea alegerilor. Descris ca parte a unui „scut al democrației”, proiectul va fi un hub de verificare a informațiilor și de creștere a conștientizării publice. În contextul campaniilor de manipulare din Rusia și influența Chinei, UE răspunde cu vigilență și colaborări…
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Fiji Football Leaders Celebrate Sportsmanship and Unity After IDC 2025
in Fiji NewsTwo Fiji football leaders exchange a framed keepsake—“IDC 2025”—as a reminder that rivalry can breed respect. A quiet moment at Govind Park hints at a broader shared dream to grow football in Fiji.
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SDSU Women Cruise Past Creighton in Season Opener Behind Meyer’s 33
in SportsBrooklyn Meyer powered SDSU to a season-opening road win over Creighton, delivering a standout all-around performance. The Jackrabbits closed strong, signaling a promising start to the year. Momentum is building as they head into the next matchup.
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Fiji Greenlights Nokonoko Integrated Development, Promising Sustainable Growth Along Suva-Nausori Corridor
in Fiji NewsA bold new development at Laucala Beach could redefine Fiji’s Suva-Nausori corridor, uniting economic growth with strict sustainability standards. The plan envisions jobs, upgraded infrastructure, and active local involvement, all aimed at boosting communities while safeguarding the environment.
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Michael Ray Richardson Dies at 70: Sugar, NBA Star Known for Rise, Ban and Redemption
in SportsMichael Ray “Sugar” Richardson dazzled as a two-way NBA star for the Knicks, Warriors, and Nets, earning Comeback Player of the Year in 1985. His remarkable journey includes a dramatic ban and a memoir about redemption. He died at 70 after a battle with prostate cancer, leaving a lasting imprint of grit and resilience.
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Fiji Issues Safety Advisory After Delhi Explosion Near Red Fort
in Fiji NewsAfter a blast near Delhi’s Red Fort, security operations are underway and travelers are urged to stay vigilant. Fiji’s High Commission says its nationals are safe and emphasizes ongoing monitoring as authorities respond.
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Gravy Extinguisher: Firehouse Subs’ Holiday Gadget With a Cause
in NewsIntroducing a cheeky holiday hero: the limited-edition Gravy Extinguisher. A playful, novelty item that brings firefighter flair to Thanksgiving while supporting first responders. It’s a fun seasonal moment that adds a lighthearted twist to the table.
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Guilty Plea in PM’s Compound Trespass Sparks Security Debate
in Fiji NewsAn unusual court case raises questions about security at government sites and how grievances are addressed. A farmer’s unauthorized entry into the Prime Minister’s compound has sparked fresh debate about protections for officials and the public.
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Duffy Warns of Aviation Disaster as Shutdown Jeopardizes Air Travel
in NewsOver a looming government shutdown, a top aviation official warns that a “disaster in aviation” could be on the horizon unless funding is resolved. Bold contingency steps—tightening airspace and trimming flights at dozens of airports—signal just how close the system is to the edge. The high-stakes stalemate reveals the immense pressures shaping air travel and…
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Olive Garden to Close U.S. Locations on Thanksgiving and Christmas
in NewsOne of the nation’s favorite dining spots is making a bold holiday move: all U.S. locations will close on Thanksgiving and Christmas to honor its employees and their families. As holiday dining plans shift, this decision prompts questions about options and schedules across other chains this season.
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Airlines Cut Flights as Shutdown Lingers, Holiday Travel in Limbo
in NewsFlight reductions linger as the government reopens, with airlines warning that schedules won’t snap back overnight. As a busy travel season approaches, regulators and carriers weigh safety checks and operational pressures that could keep disruptions in play for days.
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How Fiji’s Sugar Festival Began: The Hibiscus Festival’s Hidden Origin
in Fiji NewsTwo neighboring towns, one shared idea, and a festival that grew beyond rivalry. Discover how the Suva Hibiscus celebration and Lautoka’s cooperative spirit gave birth to Fiji’s Sugar Festival, turning a regional affair into a unifying national tradition.
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Dakota Meyer Hails New York City’s Patriotism Ahead of Veterans Day Parade
in NewsMedal of Honor recipient Sgt. Dakota Meyer praises New York City as a genuinely patriotic place that truly honors its veterans—contrast to the political noise of the moment. With Veterans Day near and the Marine Corps’ milestone on the horizon, his reflections spotlight the enduring bond between service members and the city they call home.
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Rakiraki Sugar Mill: Chinese Bid Fuels Fiji’s Modernization Drive
in Fiji NewsThirty proposals pour in for a new Rakiraki sugar mill, including a Chinese bid promising cutting-edge technology and funding. Groundwork is set to begin soon, with plans to produce sugar, ethanol, and power, signaling a bold modernization of Fiji’s sugar sector and local jobs.