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Minneapolis Shooting Sparks Protests as Experts Warn About the Mental Health Cost of News
in NewsMinneapolis is wrestling with a traumatic incident that has sparked protests and a broader conversation about violence, media exposure, and community resilience. Psychologists warn that even brief, distressing news can heighten anxiety and sadness, highlighting the importance of mindful consumption and supportive connections in tough times.
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Three Marriage Proposals Hit Carlos Alcaraz at the Australian Open
in SportsAt the Australian Open, Carlos Alcaraz isn’t just dazzling with his serves—he’s the centerpiece of a fan-driven spectacle and a swirl of dating rumors. From playful proposals in the stands to whispers about his love life, the rising star is under a brighter spotlight than ever. The buzz around him is electric.
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Animal Control Season 4 Episode Teases Lost Dogs and Bar Flies
in NewsAnimal Control returns with a warm, funny, and unexpectedly touching chapter that deepens the crew’s bond. A routine lost-dog rescue drags the team into familiar bar-side dynamics, nudging Frank toward vulnerability while revisiting old and new relationships. Laughter and heart collide as the episode blends sharp banter with meaningful choices that ripple through the season.
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Aaron Tau’s Mataora Tattoo Sparks Maori Representation Ahead of UFC 325
in SportsAaron Tau steps into the octagon with more than just fists on the line—the mataora tattoo he wears is a powerful nod to Maori heritage. As conversations about Indigenous representation in MMA heat up, Tau’s presence promises to spark something bigger than a bout.
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Storm Extend Kamikamica Contract Through 2026
in Fiji NewsMelbourne Storm locks in a familiar face as Tui Kamikamica extends his stay through 2026. The Fiji captain’s leadership and relentless work rate have made him a cornerstone of the Storm, signaling another season of experience and impact in Bellamy’s pack.
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Moscow Braces for Record Snowfall and Looming Deep Freeze
in NewsAn extraordinary winter storm has gripped Moscow, turning streets into a white panorama as fresh snow piles up. With a sharp, citywide shift to freezing temperatures on the horizon, daily life and the winter landscape are about to change in dramatic, beautiful ways.
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Storm lock in Kamikamica for 2026 season
in Fiji NewsMelbourne Storm lock in a familiar face for 2026 with a one-year contract. A cornerstone forward and Fiji captain, his renewed commitment hints at more leadership and reliable grit as the team gears up for the season.
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AI as a Co-Pilot: Citi Trains 175,000 Employees for a Changing Workplace
in AIAI is reshaping the workplace, and a major bank is rolling out sweeping AI training for thousands of employees—aimed at turning disruption into opportunity and forging a new kind of human–machine collaboration.
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Former Citi Executive Files Harassment Lawsuit, Sparking Scrutiny of Bank Culture
in NewsA former Citi executive, Julia Carreon, files a high-profile lawsuit alleging a culture of discrimination and harassment by a senior leader that forced her to resign. The case spotlights questions of workplace accountability, leadership dynamics, and how large banks handle serious misconduct allegations.
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UB40 Fans in Nadi Rejoice as Fiji Lifts Rain Alert
in Fiji NewsUB40 night in Nadi looks brighter as Western Fiji eases its heavy rain alert, letting the crowd focus on the music. Yet clouds linger to the north and east, hinting at regional showers that could spice up the forecast.
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Wuthering Heights Gets a Fresh Take From Emerald Fennell Ahead of 2026 Release
in NewsEmerald Fennell’s bold new take on Wuthering Heights spotlights Alison Oliver and Hong Chau in a striking, modern reimagining. Oliver explains a focused, thread-by-thread approach, while Chau chooses to experience the story with fresh eyes—separate from the book. A transformative Brontë vision arrives in theaters February 13, 2026.
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Bula FC reveals visa delays behind missing flight to Port Moresby
in Fiji NewsBula FC clears up rumors about a recent travel setback, confirming that visa delays, not airline offloading, kept several players from their flight. With late visas issued and rebookings in place, the squad is back on track and preparing in Port Moresby.
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Project Genie Expands Access: DeepMind’s AI World-Building for Games
in AIAn ambitious AI experiment lets you sketch interactive worlds from prompts or photos, nudging the boundaries of AI-powered gaming and training simulations. It’s still in the experimental phase, with evolving realism, controls, and safety guidelines shaping what comes next.
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Knicks Deadline Dilemma: Towns in Spotlight as Giannis Buzz Intensifies
in SportsTrade chatter swirls as the Knicks near the deadline, with talk of a Giannis-style blockbuster on the table. But amid the noise, Towns’ season and the locker room dynamics could shape whether New York dares to shake things up or stay the course in pursuit of a title.
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Are We Bonding More With AI Than Humans? New Study on Emotional Connections
in AICan an AI feel like a confidant? Emerging research suggests that, in certain chats, people may feel emotionally closer to AI than to humans—even when they don’t know they’re talking to a machine. The results raise timely questions about ethics, transparency, and how AI might shape our social lives.
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Pacific eyes roadmap to turn landmark BBNJ pact into regional action
in Fiji NewsPacific senior legal experts converge in Suva for a pivotal three-day workshop focused on implementing the BBNJ Agreement, the landmark pact protecting ocean biodiversity beyond national borders. The event promises regional collaboration, shared insights, and a practical roadmap to guide how Pacific nations translate the agreement into action.
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Historic Palau Visit Signals New North Pacific Development Push
in Fiji NewsPalau steps into a new era of partnership as its president meets a regional development leader for the first time at its Manila headquarters. The discussions hint at a sharper focus on reform, resilience, and sustainable growth for the North Pacific, with plans that could shape Palau’s development in the years ahead.
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Fiji’s Chief Justice Controversy: Secret Deal Triggers Judicial Scrutiny
in Fiji NewsBehind closed doors, Fiji teeters on the edge of a confidential settlement linked to a high-stakes corruption inquiry. The talks spotlight tensions between the judiciary and government, raising questions about due process, transparency, and accountability. As this dispute unfolds, it could redefine trust in the institutions at the heart of the nation.
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Panarin Leaving the Rangers? Trade Talks Heat Up
in SportsPanarin’s future with the Rangers is suddenly in play as the team weighs a bold retooling move. With a hefty cap hit and looming free agency, whispers of a blockbuster path ahead are mounting, hinting that the coming weeks could reshuffle more than one playoff picture. The stakes are high, and the next steps could…
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Reggie Miller Backs Derrick Rose for Hall of Fame
in SportsReggie Miller makes a bold case for Derrick Rose’s Hall of Fame bid, pointing to MVP glory and electric moments that defined a generation. With Rose’s career marred by injuries, the debate over his legacy is heating up in surprising ways.
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Fiji’s Stock Market Remains Steady Amid Global Turmoil
in Fiji NewsAmid global market volatility, Fiji’s stock market stays unusually steady. Officials credit its insulation and limited foreign participation for softening the impact of international swings. A calm backdrop for local investors, hinting at a different kind of stability in turbulent times.