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Fugees Star John Forté Remembered After Death in Massachusetts
in DJ & MusicGrammy-nominated artist and Fugees collaborator John Forté has died at 50, leaving Martha’s Vineyard in mournful reflection. His life bridged chart-topping music, personal upheaval, and a resilient return to artistry—a glimpse into a legacy that touched many.
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Audrey Hobert Launches Staircase to Stardom Tour as Rising Pop Star
in DJ & MusicAudrey Hobert’s first major solo tour blends theater with pop, delivering sharp wit and intimate storytelling that keep you hooked. A rapid rise, bold voice, and a path just starting to unfold—this is one rising star you won’t want to miss.
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Protests, Delays and Superheroes: A Weekend Snapshot from Germany
in NewsDieses Wochenende zeigen drei Geschichten, wie Deutschland sich bewegt: Solidarität in Frankfurt, Debatten um Rennerods Umgehungsstraße und eine bunte Superhelden-Ausstellung in Speyer. Ein kurzer Blick darauf, was Gesellschaft gerade beschäftigt – von globalen Fragen bis zu lokalen Highlights.
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Flash Flood Alert in Fiji’s Viti Levu: Northern and Eastern Regions at Risk
in Fiji NewsPersistent rain and a developing weather system are heightening flash‑flood risks across northern and eastern Viti Levu. Low-lying areas and drainage networks could flood quickly as authorities monitor the situation. Stay vigilant and follow local safety guidance.
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Back-to-School $200 Aid Begins This Weekend—Are You Eligible?
in Fiji NewsThousands of families could see a $200 back-to-school payment rolling out this weekend as the rollout continues. While most students are set to receive support, some applications are still under verification and require final checks. Help desks and district offices are standing by to assist with questions and next steps.
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Miami’s QB Dilemma: After Beck, Who Will Lead the Hurricanes Next Season?
in SportsMiami’s championship glow spotlights a crucial question: who leads next season at quarterback? With Carson Beck’s decision reshaping NIL leverage and a young, untested QB room, the Hurricanes face a pivotal offseason full of big questions. Transfers linger as the program maps a path to sustain elite status.
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England U19s kick off World Cup 2026 with win over Pakistan
in SportsEngland began their ICC Men’s Under-19 World Cup campaign with a disciplined performance, defending 210 to seal a 37-run win over Pakistan. Pakistan battled valiantly but were bowled out for 173, with Farhan Yousuf’s 65 the lone bright note in a tough chase. A strong start sets England up nicely in Group C as both…
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Harrison Bader to Guardians? Cleveland Emerges as Prime Free-Agent Target
in SportsCould a familiar spark land with a new club this winter? A versatile outfielder who powered a late-season surge is drawing interest from a budget-conscious contender looking to reshape its outfield. A short-term deal could set the stage for an exciting new chapter in 2026.
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Spring Training Ignites Fantasy Baseball 2026 Draft Prep: Sleepers to Watch
in SportsSpring Training is near, and fantasy managers are lining up sleepers and breakout candidates for 2026. Fresh rankings, plus insider takes from across all 30 teams, tease value picks outside the top ADPs and the rise of hopeful prospects. The buzz is building and the season’s surprises could start in spring.
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Pogba’s Monaco comeback in limbo as fitness plan falters
in SportsPaul Pogba’s return to Monaco has hit a rough patch, with recurring injuries curbing his appearances. As a calf setback extends his absence, questions loom over his future at the club and his prospects with France.
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Phillies Ramp Up Bo Bichette Chase as Realmuto Payroll Talks Intensify
in SportsMomentum is building in Philadelphia as the Phillies push for a premier shortstop, eyeing a potential game-changing addition for next season. But payroll constraints and ongoing talks with a veteran catcher could complicate the pursuit. The coming weeks will shape the team’s roster and fan anticipation.
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RCB Women seal third straight WPL win as Patil’s five-for sinks Giants
in SportsRoyal Challengers Bengaluru kept the winning momentum alive in a dramatic Women’s Premier League clash, propelled by a fearless middle-overs stand and a spellbinding bowling display. A standout five-for from Shreyanka Patil paired with the explosive duo of Radha Yadav and Richa Ghosh hints at a thrilling chapter for Bengaluru as the season unfolds.
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Red Sox pivot after Bregman signs with Cubs, eye bargain bat options
in SportsBoston faces a season of tough choices after Bregman signs elsewhere, turning attention to affordable power in a crowded market. Eugenio Suárez emerges as a potential fit at third, potentially reshaping the infield and opening new roles for Mayer and Campbell at Fenway. The coming moves could redefine the Red Sox’ lineup and their win-now…
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Joeys Under-17 Visit Churchill Park in Lautoka for Drills and Inclusion Talk Ahead of Fiji U-19 Showdown
in Fiji NewsAn international youth football visit lit up Lautoka, turning a morning into a blend of drills, culture, and local smiles. The day sparked conversations about inclusion and gender equality in sport, leaving a lasting impression beyond the field. All eyes now turn to the upcoming match and the memories already made on the touchline.
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Monaco vs Lorient: High-Stakes Ligue 1 Clash at Stade Louis II
in SportsTwo mid-table sides collide at Stade Louis II as Monaco host Lorient on Friday in a high-stakes Ligue 1 showdown. Monaco want to steady their home form and push up the table, while Lorient aim to spark a much-needed turn-around on the road. Expect tight defending, key saves, and a tactical scrap that could tilt…
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China Women’s Sevens Development Team Stuns NZ, Secures a Semifinal Berth at Fiji Coral Coast 7s
in Fiji NewsChina’s Women’s Sevens development squad pull off a surprising win in Fiji, earning a semifinal berth and underscoring a year of rapid growth. Rocky Khan praises the team’s grit, noting that the Fiji experience is as influential as the scoreline. A promising chapter in the journey of rising rugby talent.
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What Happens When Pacific Women Lead Climate Action?
in Fiji NewsAcross the Pacific, women are leading climate action by weaving tradition with bold, community-driven solutions. Grassroots innovators and multi-generational teamwork are shaping resilience and protecting culture and livelihoods. This glimpse hints at a future where local voices steer climate responses.
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Fiji’s Maritime Authority Elevates Compliance for Safer, Cleaner Seas
in Fiji NewsFiji’s maritime authorities are ramping up compliance and enforcement to safeguard lives, ships, and the marine environment. Grounded in integrity, partnership, and community, the plan blends data-driven policy with climate-resilient, six-pillar strategies spanning safety, trade, and environmental protection. Enhanced oversight across stations, lighthouses, and vessel clearances signals a safer, more sustainable future for Fiji’s waters.
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California State Parks Go Free on MLK Day as National Parks Push Fees
in NewsCalifornia will offer free entry to more than 200 state parks on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, a move that contrasts with looming changes in federal park fees. As the nation prepares for Black History Month, questions about who pays to protect and enjoy America’s parks are heating up.
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Benzema fitness in doubt as Conceição juggles Fabinho suspension for Al-Ittihad–Al-Ettifaq clash
in SportsAl-Ittihad prepares for a pivotal Saudi League clash with Al-Ettifaq as Sérgio Conceição weighs a major lineup rethink after Fabinho’s suspension. Mamadou Doumbia could step in, Benzema’s fitness is under close watch, and Al-Ghamdi’s recovery adds another layer of uncertainty. The final training in Jeddah will hint at the tactics and lineup changes shaping the…
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What’s Behind the NEA’s Political Giving? A Look at the Funding Trail
in EducationFresh disclosures raise questions about a major teachers’ union as millions are reported to have funded outside political groups. Critics say the funding shifts away from members’ needs toward broader activism, fueling a heated debate over the union’s role in politics.