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Calaveras Fault Quake Swarm Shakes San Ramon
in NewsBay Area tremors turned heads as San Ramon faced a morning swarm, including a 4.3-magnitude quake that rattled the region. Shivering homes and shaken nerves across the area leave residents and scientists eyeing the region’s active fault lines.
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FormFactor, Inc. Stock: Analysts Lift Targets as Insiders Sell
in FinanceAnalysts are split on FormFactor as the stock wobbles in a volatile semiconductor-testing cycle. Mixed ratings, notable insider moves, and shifting institutional bets unfold against a backdrop of a solid balance sheet and a growing lineup of advanced test solutions.
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Tuskegee-Morehouse Postgame Handshake Sparks Security Debate
in SportsAn intense HBCU rivalry ends with more drama off the field than on it, sparking questions about postgame security and crowd control. Officials and coaches weigh in as future showdowns look to be safer and more orderly.
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Gus Malzahn Retires After Storied 35-Year Coaching Career
in SportsGus Malzahn retires after a 35-year coaching journey from small Arkansas schools to SEC glory, choosing family and faith for the next chapter. His storied career is packed with defining moments and lasting impact on the game. A new phase begins, keeping his legacy alive in college football.
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BitMine Bets Big on Ethereum as Network Activity Surges
in FinanceBitMine Immersion Technologies is stepping up its ether exposure even as crypto markets swing and unrealized losses mount. With staking and hefty cash reserves in play, Ethereum’s on-chain activity is hitting new highs—raising questions about the firm’s next move in a volatile landscape.
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Ronaldo’s Al-Nassr extension sparks Saudi football power play
in SportsCristiano Ronaldo is poised to lock in a long-term chapter in Saudi football, with a contract that could keep him in the region for years to come. But behind the headlines, growing frustration with management and how resources are allocated hints at tension that could ripple through the league. His presence is already stirring transfer…
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Robinhood Bets Big on AI and Global Expansion as Tokenized Stocks Loom
in FinanceRobinhood is riding a transformative year—from a stellar S&P 500 debut to bold fintech bets like AI-driven insights and tokenized stocks. Yet regulatory scrutiny and dependence on trading revenue add risk to an optimism-filled path toward digital banking and global expansion.
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Silver Volatility Sparks Inflation-Hedge Debate as Prices Hit Decade-High
in FinanceSilver has ridden a volatile ride, posting notable gains while swinging on short-term moves. As investors weigh inflation protection, industrial demand, and the many ways to own silver—from coins to ETFs—the metal offers a nuanced path for portfolio diversification in uncertain markets.
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Devon Energy and Coterra Energy Announce $58B All-Stock Merger
in FinanceTwo shale oil giants are joining forces in a high-stakes all-stock merger, forming a Houston-based powerhouse with eyes on dominating the Permian and beyond. With sizable synergies and an ambitious production outlook, the deal signals a major reshaping of shale strategy amid tightening margins. A move that could alter the industry’s competitive landscape for years…
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Groundhog Day in Sun Prairie Signals Early Spring
in NewsSun Prairie’s Groundhog Day celebration hints at an early spring as a shadow-free forecast sparks real anticipation. The town buzzes with Frozen Fest festivities while a warmer week on the horizon promises a season of renewal ahead.
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Tonga Pushes for U.S. Reset as East Palo Alto Sister City Ties Grow
in Fiji NewsTonga signals a diplomatic reset with the United States amid visa-policy tensions, hinting at high-level talks that could reshape ties. A new sister-city link with East Palo Alto points to broader cultural and youth exchanges, signaling a fresh chapter in people-to-people diplomacy.
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Three-Year-Old Drowns in Fiji River, Community Urges Water-Safety Vigilance
in Fiji NewsHeartbreak touches a village along the Wainibuka River after a child’s drowning, drawing the community together in support. As investigators look into what happened, questions about water safety and vigilant supervision for children take center stage. A sober reminder of the care needed around waterways for every family.
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Notepad++ Update Hack Linked to Chinese State-Sponsored Group
in TechnologyNotepad++ came under a sophisticated attack that targeted its update mechanism, highlighting how software supply chains can be manipulated. Researchers point to a state-backed group and outline the implications for admins and developers. The piece explores strengthened defenses and important signs to monitor in future updates.
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ANZ Fiji Chief Moves to London to Lead UK and Europe Coverage
in Fiji NewsANZ’s Fiji country head Rabih Yazbek is moving to a global role in London, signaling a pivotal shift in the bank’s international strategy. His Fiji tenure strengthened client relationships and digital momentum, laying a solid foundation for the next chapter.
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Talanoa Sparks Coral Coast Tourism Revival in Fiji
in Fiji NewsFiji’s Coral Coast hosts a pivotal gathering of operators and partners as they map a path toward sustainable growth and steadier seasonal demand. Fresh insights from this in-person talanoa promise to reshape future marketing and collaboration, grounded in real-world experience.
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Two Groundhogs, Two Forecasts: Is Spring Coming Early?
in NewsWoodstock Willie’s hopeful forecast hints at an early spring, even as winter lingers elsewhere. This year’s Groundhog Day blends film lore, a surprise celebrity guest, and a new generation of fans, proving the tradition’s charm is timeless.
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UN on the Brink: Could a Cash Crunch Shut Down the Global Body?
in Fiji NewsAn urgent funding crisis could push the United Nations toward drastic measures this summer, threatening essential operations and high-level meetings. Billions in unpaid dues and a widening budget gap have top officials warning that reforms—or a broader organizational meltdown—may be on the horizon unless donor support is secured. Read on for what’s at stake.
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Fiji’s Apprenticeship Revival Hindered by 1% Levy
in Fiji NewsFiji’s apprenticeship system is at a turning point as questions swirl over how a 1% levy is managed and where the funds actually go. Advocates say untangling administration from training providers and reviving a fast-track apprenticeship could be the key to reversing skills shortages and jump‑starting growth.
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Groundhog Day 2026: Why We Still Watch Punxsutawney Phil
in NewsEver feel like every day is the same? Dive into the whimsy, lore, and enduring charm of Groundhog Day—the quirky ritual that keeps us guessing what winter will bring, year after year.
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Fiji Nipah Virus: No Immediate Threat as Surveillance Network Tightens
in Fiji NewsFiji tightens its watch on Nipah virus developments, underscoring strengthened surveillance and a ready response. Officials say vigilance remains high as regional updates are monitored for any signs of risk.
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Fiji PM Rabuka Signals Appeal After Court Rules on ICAC Dismissal
in Fiji NewsPrime Minister Rabuka signals further legal steps after a court ruling related to the dismissal of a senior anti-corruption official. He frames the move as essential to safeguarding Fiji’s democracy, the separation of powers, and the independence of public institutions, with transparency guiding the unfolding judicial process.