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Brandon Miller Leads Hornets Past Injury-Plagued Nuggets
in SportsBrandon Miller unleashed 23 points as the Hornets surged past an injury-depleted Nuggets 110-87. Tidjane Salaun sparked the bench with 13 points and 11 rebounds, while rookie Kalkbrenner chipped in 17 as Charlotte seized control early and never looked back.
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Kuemper Injury Tests Kings’ Goaltending Depth Ahead of Playoff Push
in SportsA late-in-period injury to Darcy Kuemper has the Kings rethinking their goaltending, just as the playoff push heats up. With Forsberg and Copley in the wings, the next update could signal a major shift between the pipes.
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Carlos Alcaraz Readies for Australian Open Second-Round Showdown
in SportsCarlos Alcaraz faces Yannick Hanfmann in a high-stakes Australian Open second-round showdown. As Melbourne Park roars and the tournament serves up drama, the world’s top stars keep the action buzzing.
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Lakers Hope Reaves Return to Boost Offense on Road Trip
in SportsWith Austin Reaves nearing a return from a calf strain, the Lakers may soon regain a crucial spark. Amid injuries and a demanding stretch, his comeback could shape their late-season push and playoff hopes.
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Moutet Favored Over Zheng in Australian Open Round 2 Showdown
in SportsA high-stakes second-round clash at the Australian Open pits two rising talents against a seasoned favorite. Projections point to a favorite, but the match promises momentum swings, big moments, and a twist or two that could shake up the early rounds. An electric showdown where every point could tilt the outcome.
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Abe Killing: Life Sentence Sparks Debate Over Unification Church Ties to Japanese Politics
in News– A landmark verdict in a high-profile assassination: a Japanese court hands down life imprisonment to the man who killed former prime minister Shinzo Abe, spotlighting complex links between politics and a controversial religious group. – The case that shocked a nation uncovers uneasy church-state ties and prompts fresh debates over security and political influence…
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Murder-Convicted Man Charged in Daniva Assault Case
in Fiji NewsA man with a prior murder conviction is connected to a violent incident in the Daniva area, facing multiple charges including assault and criminal intimidation. Remanded in custody as the case moves toward a February court date, the community watches for answers amid concerns about repeat offenses and safety.
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Fresh Prince of Bel-Air Mansion Lists for $30 Million, Packed with Hollywood History
in NewsHollywood history and luxury collide in Brentwood: a six-bedroom estate that served as a backdrop for Fresh Prince moments and other pop-culture milestones now asking nearly $30 million. With a private yard, pool, and a storied past, this property invites a new chapter in Hollywood lore.
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Fiji’s Lau Group to receive tourism and connectivity boost after government mission
in Fiji NewsA bold, multi-agency push to boost connectivity and sustainable tourism in Fiji’s Lau Group has wrapped up, signaling a new phase of outer-island development. The mission included airstrip reviews, a Starlink internet upgrade, and site visits that could shape future growth for residents and visitors alike.
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Ice Threat Looms Across the South as Weekend Winter Storm Approaches
in NewsA powerful winter storm is poised to sweep across the South this weekend, bringing ice, snow, and travel headaches from Texas to the Carolinas. Forecasters warn of dangerous ice accumulation and potential outages as Arctic air clashes with Gulf moisture. The coming days could redefine winter travel and daily life across the region.
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Fiji Bets Big on Mosquito Traps in Dengue Fight
in Fiji NewsViti Levu is rolling out a sweeping campaign to curb dengue and other mosquito-borne diseases, deploying traps in busy hubs—from airports to markets and hospitals. A major funding boost backs the effort with essential gear and testing to strengthen prevention and early detection. Community involvement is key to keeping surroundings clean and defenses strong.
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Fiji Cabinet Chooses Miss Fiji Winner to Represent at Miss Pacific Islands
in Fiji NewsA cabinet decision reshapes Fiji’s pageant landscape, tying the Miss Fiji winner to the Miss Pacific Islands Pageant with public funding. As Fiji readies to host a regional event in 2026, questions of transparency, national pride, and tourism potential come into sharper focus.
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Kansas Jayhawks Look to Keep Momentum on the Road at Colorado
in SportsKansas takes its road momentum on the road to Boulder after a pair of home wins. With Bill Self stressing the challenge of winning away from Allen Fieldhouse, the Jayhawks face a Colorado squad hungry to rebound. A tight, high-stakes Big 12 clash awaits, pitting youth and depth against a hungry Buffaloes squad.
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Indiana Hoosiers Return as National Champions, Spark Bloomington Celebration
in SportsIndiana’s Hoosiers touch down to a winter welcome after a historic, undefeated run. A relaxed Heisman-winning quarterback leads the homecoming, while a famously stoic coach offers a rare smile—and the city braces for celebrations to come.
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Sneak Peek: 2026 Top 400 Starting Pitchers and the Fantasy Edge
in SportsWith the 2026 season on the horizon, the annual Top 400 Starting Pitchers ranking starts to come into focus. A sneak peek of the top arms—from Hunter Greene and Nick Lodolo to rising youngsters like Andrew Abbott and Brady Singer—offers a taste of the projections and breakout potential shaping fantasy rotations. A winter of surprises…
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Gauff Opens Australian Open Bid as Sweltering Heat Sparks Surprises
in SportsCoco Gauff opens her Australian Open campaign with a commanding win as the heat spikes at Melbourne Park. Meanwhile, Félix Auger-Aliassime succumbs to cramps on a sweltering day, while Medvedev, De Minaur, Anisimova and Pegula push deeper into the tournament, signaling more high-stakes drama to come.
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49ers Set for a 2026 Comeback as Key Players Return from Injury
in SportsWith 2026 on the horizon, the 49ers’ exit interviews hint at a renewed push for a comeback, built on recovering stars and a strengthened locker-room vibe. A season of challenges is giving way to a hopeful road ahead.
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Nurkic’s Utah Comeback Rewrites the Suns Trade Narrative
in SportsJusuf Nurkic’s career took a sharp turn after a blockbuster swap, but the Jazz have unlocked a resurgence. This season he’s delivering a versatile mix of scoring, rebounding, and playmaking, helping Utah defy expectations and sparking a rethink on where his value truly lies in today’s NBA.
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OFC Pro League Postponed as Auckland Weather Worsens
in Fiji NewsSevere weather in Auckland pauses two OFC Pro League fixtures. Tahiti United vs PNG Hekari FC and South Melbourne FC vs Solomon Kings FC are postponed with new dates to be announced as conditions ease, prioritizing safety for all involved.
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New Zealand and Palau Forge Unity Ahead of Pacific Islands Forum
in Fiji NewsNew Zealand and Palau are strengthening ties ahead of a pivotal Pacific Islands Forum, signaling deeper cooperation on ocean health, fisheries, and regional resilience. The move underscores a united front to amplify small nations’ voices and address shared challenges across the Pacific.
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New Zealand Explores Drones for Pacific Maritime Surveillance
in Fiji NewsNew Zealand is exploring how unmanned drones could bolster persistent maritime monitoring in the Pacific. A tender invites expert input on the technology and its potential uses, with workshops planned to shape an indicative business case later this year. The move fits into a broader push to upgrade defence capabilities and regional security.