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Eagles 2025: Are the 2023 Fears Returning or Is a New Era Beginning?
in SportsAs the season starts with promise, questions about a 2023-style stumble linger. A star left tackle says the culture is different this year—sharper practice, tighter coaching, and daily discipline. With leadership lessons in the mix and an air of cautious optimism, the Eagles’ path forward feels both familiar and new.
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Ex-Sigatoka court officer jailed over falsified information and public funds scheme
in Fiji NewsFormer court officer sentenced to 25 months in prison after being found guilty of providing false information and misusing public funds. The case, spanning 2015–2016, involved licensing records and traffic fines and also led to the suspension of his legal practice.
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Sydney Fijians Set to Shine at Fiji’s Coral Coast 7s
in Fiji NewsFrom Sydney to Sigatoka, a young Fiji-heritage squad is geared up to light up the Coral Coast Fiji 7s. Led by Henry Speight and backed by seasoned mentors, the eHub International Sydney Fijians 7s blend fresh talent with high-level grit. With the January 15–17 showpiece at Lawaqa Park, cross-border rugby connections and new pathways are…
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MH370 Search Resumes as Ocean Infinity Probes Indian Ocean Depths
in NewsMore than a decade after MH370 vanished, a new seabed search is set to begin under Ocean Infinity’s leadership. Families hold onto the hope of answers—and a path toward closure—as investigators probe the depths of the Indian Ocean.
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What If Grief Was Liverpool’s Real Opponent This Season?
in SportsLiverpool’s season shifted from title glow to a grimmer test of resilience. In the wake of Diogo Jota’s tragic loss, grief quietly shapes performances, team dynamics, and the race back to form.
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Trump Eyes Australian Super to Boost U.S. Child Savings
in NewsAn unlikely cross-continental conversation is stirring questions about America’s savings future. Donald Trump signals interest in Australia’s superannuation model, hinting at bold, kid-focused accounts and wider fiscal shifts. A record philanthropic pledge adds urgency to the debate as policymakers weigh what a new financial era could mean for families.
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Antitrust Lawsuit Targets NASCAR Charter System
in SportsIn a federal antitrust case that could reshape NASCAR, 23XI Racing and Front Row Motorsports pull back the curtain on the sport’s financial tightrope. Bob Jenkins unveils decades of losses—and a bulldog resolve to keep racing alive—as the charter system comes under fire and the fight over financial viability heats up.
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Max Kellerman’s Quiet Comeback After ESPN Exit
in SportsMax Kellerman is back in the spotlight with candid reflections on his ESPN exit, the high-profile debates of his First Take era, and what his return to sports media signals for his future. A revealing chat dives into privacy, rivalry, and the evolving world of sports commentary.
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Trinity Rodman Contract Clash Tests NWSL’s Salary Cap Era
in SportsA marquee star’s future in the NWSL hangs in the balance as a blockbuster contract collides with league governance. With a grievance filed and a fierce debate over how top talent should be paid, the coming weeks could redefine where the league’s brightest players choose to shine.
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Tulsa Braces for Winter Weather as ODOT Mobilizes Hundreds of Trucks
in NewsWinter weather targets the Tulsa metro as crews prep with salt, brine, and extra resources. A wintry mix is on the horizon, and drivers are urged to stay cautious as conditions develop.
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Palantir Chief Alex Karp Walks a Tightrope Between Ethics and Politics
in NewsPalantir’s CEO has sparked conversation about ethics, politics, and the role of data in governance. From immigration policy to workplace culture, his latest remarks hint at a bold redefinition of where tech and power meet—and what that means for the industry.
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Fiji High Court Rules DPO Invalid, Awards Damages for Unlawful Restraint at Nadi Airport
in Fiji NewsA Fiji High Court ruling finds that a departure-related restraint at Nadi International Airport violated a woman’s right to freedom of movement, prompting a damages award and a warning about due process in immigration enforcement.
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Fiji’s School Holiday Football Grassroots Kicks Off at Fiji FA Academy
in Fiji NewsFiji FA’s School Holiday Grassroots Program has kicked off at the Fiji FA Academy, offering 9–14-year-olds a blend of fun, skill-building and teamwork during the break. With age-specific sessions and a welcoming community, it’s shaping up to be a standout activity for young players this holiday season.
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NYT Strands Puzzle Revs Up Wordplay With In the Driver’s Seat Theme
in GamesTake the wheel in today’s Strands challenge, a puzzle built around the theme In the driver’s seat. Scramble for hidden words and watch four-letter finds unlock hints as you chase confident connections along the grid. A satisfying, board-spanning payoff awaits the keen solver.
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OMNY Rolls Out in NYC as Riders Face Glitches and Lost Unlimited Rides
in NewsNew York City’s switch from MetroCard to OMNY is underway, promising simpler payments for millions of riders. But the rollout is sparking frustration: glitches, unexpected charges, and a revamped unlimited-ride policy that’s left commuters puzzled. How will the transition unfold as machines stall and accounts misbehave?
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Arctic Blast Targets Boston as Massachusetts Braces for Brutal Cold Front
in NewsAn early-season Arctic blast is headed for Massachusetts, bringing gusty winds, a chance of snow squalls, and temperatures plunging into the single digits. The cold could linger, with additional frigid fronts on the horizon.
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Saline Township Data Center Plan Sparks Protests in Michigan
in NewsControversy is building around a planned Michigan tech project, as residents weigh environmental concerns, water use, and the push for greater public input ahead of a pivotal decision.
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Brad Wentz: A Life of Family, Adventure, and a Classic Corvette
in NewsBrad Wentz lived a life defined by kindness, family, and adventure. From restoring a beloved 1974 Stingray Corvette to new chapters with loved ones, his journey offered warmth, resilience, and unforgettable memories that linger in the stories we share.
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From Covid Lockdown to Lautoka Market Success: A Fiji Vendor’s Rise with Dalo and Kumala
in Fiji NewsCovid lockdowns sparked a small dream: one bag of cassava that grew into a thriving dalo and kumala stall at Lautoka market. Takelo Sorovou’s journey is a testament to grit, patient hustle, and the power of family support turning tough days into rewards.
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Survivor 49 Ep 11: Danny McCray Joins Tyson & Riley for a Strategic Deep Dive
in GamesTyson Apostol, Riley McAtee, and Danny McCray bring fresh take on Survivor 49’s Episode 11, mixing sharp strategy talk with behind-the-scenes dynamics. Expect bold takes on alliances, revenge, and the season’s most gripping moments—plus insights into challenges, tribal council tensions, and what could be coming next. A must-hear for fans chasing the latest twists.
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Winter Storm Triggers Widespread School Cancellations Across the Northeast
in EducationWinter weather is reshaping school schedules across the central and northeastern U.S., with many districts delaying or closing for the day. The storm’s path and timing could bring more changes, especially for commutes.