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Samoa Judge: Corporal Punishment Is Assault, Breeds Violence
Justice Vui Clarence Nelson of Samoa argues that corporal punishment teaches children to accept violence, labeling it an assault rather than discipline. As Pacific nations rethink how children are disciplined in schools and at home, a non-violent, rights-based approach begins to gain momentum—promising a future where every child can thrive.
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Fiji Debates Corporal Punishment: A Test of Children’s Rights
Calls to reintroduce corporal punishment in Fiji have ignited a heated debate about children’s rights and dignity. Rights advocates warn that violence has no place in learning, urging non-violent, rights-based approaches at home and in schools. The conversation highlights a urgent need for empathy-based discipline.
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Kyle Rittenhouse Returns to Social Media Amid Viral Mockery
Kyle Rittenhouse re-emerges online, not in courtroom debates but as the punchline of a new wave of memes. An altered photo and a flood of captions poke fun at his appearance and post-trial life after stepping back from social media. The moment shows how controversial figures can linger in the spotlight, shaped by humor and…
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Jessica Alba Stuns in Brown Bikini on Byron Bay Getaway, Fans Speculate on a New Romance
Jessica Alba turns up the heat on vacation style with sun-kissed Byron Bay pics, showcasing earthy browns and effortless beachwear. A carefree carousel of swim-ready looks, chic accessories, and sea-salted moments hints at a perfect summer escape.
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Baltimore’s Babe Ruth Birthplace Museum: A Hidden Gem for Baseball Fans
A small, vintage ball bearing Babe Ruth’s name turns into a reflection on memory, authenticity, and the value of baseball lore. A visit to a beloved shrine reveals how keepsakes shape our sense of history—and what they’re willing to cost us.
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Samuel L. Jackson to Lead Paramount+ Tulsa King Spinoff NOLA King
Samuel L. Jackson steps into a fearless new chapter in the Tulsa King universe with NOLA King. A return to New Orleans promises sharp loyalties, hidden threats, and a crime saga ready to explode.
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Glasnow’s Postseason Rise Faces Command Woes Ahead of Blue Jays Showdown
Tyler Glasnow has sparked a surprising postseason surge with blistering strikeouts, even as a lingering back issue tugs at his command. A rising walk rate and fastballs misbehaving at times have turned the dominant stuff into a high-stakes test against a dangerous Blue Jays lineup. How this battle between velocity and control plays out could…
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Roki Sasaki’s Insider Edge Could Tilt Dodgers vs Blue Jays in the World Series
Roki Sasaki isn’t just closing games—his unusual edge could quietly tilt the World Series in the Dodgers’ favor. With intimate familiarity of the Blue Jays’ pitching approach, Sasaki could provide a subtle, game-changing advantage as two powerhouses collide. In a high-stakes showdown, the smallest edge can swing the title race.
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Roki Sasaki’s Walk-Out Song Ignites Dodgers’ Postseason Push
Roki Sasaki’s shift from starter to reliever has sparked a surprising comeback for the Dodgers. A teammate’s nudge behind a walk-out song fuels the moment, while a velocity rebound and clutch bullpen appearances push his postseason story to the forefront. Momentum is building in Dodger Stadium.
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Ohtani Delivers World Series Moment, Igniting Postseason Buzz
World Series drama erupted as Shohei Ohtani unleashed a dramatic homer, fueling whispers about a postseason turnaround. Critics who questioned his October legacy found themselves reassessing as the drama continued to unfold. With a timely counter from Toronto keeping the series on edge, the stage is set for more jaw‑dropping moments and a new chapter…
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Fiji to Modernize Police Act – A Fresh Approach to Policing and Public Trust
Fiji moves to modernize its Police Act, seeking stronger tools to confront cybercrime and organized crime without compromising civil rights. With public consultations underway and a parliamentary review ahead, the reform promises a new era in policing.
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Second chances at home: Fiji’s reintegration push for former inmates under law
A high-profile handover to a former Fiji 7s star shines a light on Fiji’s reintegration efforts. Anchored in law and family support through the Yellow Ribbon program, it highlights how structured rehabilitation aims to ease the path back into community life. A look at what second chances really mean in practice.
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Fiji Tightens Maritime Rules to Protect Coral Reefs and Blue Economy
Fiji tightens the rules for its bustling maritime realm, pairing growth with stronger protections for coral reefs, mangroves, and seagrass. With environmental impact assessments and spill-prevention plans stepped up, a new era of responsible ocean stewardship and Blue Economy development unfolds.
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Love & War: Bhansali Reshapes Shoot With Mumbai Start, Italy Finale for Eid 2026
Bhansali’s Love & War is undergoing a strategic schedule rethink, weaving early shooting in Mumbai with a grand finale planned in Italy. With a star-studded lineup and an Eid 2026 release in sight, the film promises his signature opulence and dramatic scale—kept under wraps as plans evolve.
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Dodgers World Series Opener Shifts as Key Reliever Out with Personal Matter
The Dodgers head to Toronto with a surprising bullpen absence—a left-handed reliever away for a deeply personal family matter. As the roster shifts, all eyes are on who steps up in the World Series’ biggest moments.
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Week 8 Browns vs Patriots: Garrett Seeks Reggie White Sack Milestone as Trade-Deadline Drama Heats Up
Week 8 pits the Browns against the Patriots in a pivotal showdown, with more on the line than a simple win. Myles Garrett chases a historic sack milestone while Cleveland weighs fresh faces and possible roster changes as injuries loom. The Sunday result could ripple through the rest of the season and beyond.
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Blue Jays Star Guerrero Jr. Chases World Series Glory to Honor Hall of Fame Father
Guerrero Jr. is chasing more than a World Series title—he’s chasing a family legacy anchored by a Hall of Fame father. As the Blue Jays ride the postseason buzz, the slugger balances humility, pressure, and a dream that could redefine generations. A revealing look at the drive behind a season of high-stakes baseball.
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Don Mattingly weighs retirement as World Series looms
Don Mattingly’s 36-year baseball journey may be entering its final chapter. As he steers the Blue Jays in a World Series push, the legend hints that the next move—whatever it is—could redefine a storied career. Fans are left wondering what comes after the game.
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Freddie Freeman’s New Chapter: Love, Family, and a Move to L.A.
Love, resilience, and big dreams define the Freemans’ journey—from a long-time romance to a growing family and ventures beyond the baseball diamond. Chelsea Freeman stands beside Freddie through every milestone, turning challenges into new beginnings.
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Chua vs Ravalaca: Fiji’s WBA Oceania Lightweight Title Showdown
Two fighters, one title, and a night that could redefine Fiji’s boxing landscape. Veteran Francis “The Removalist” Chua collides with rising star Mikaele Ravalaca for the WBA Oceania Lightweight belt in Suva’s Vodafone Arena. Expect drama, power, and a clash that has fans buzzing as the arena heats up.
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Shohei Ohtani Delivers Historic Postseason Masterclass as Dodgers Push for World Series
Shohei Ohtani’s postseason display redefines the two-way player, a historic mix of mound mastery and power at the plate that has fans buzzing. Dubbed a unicorn, his feats spark fresh debates about the greatest playoff moments and the game’s future. With the World Series set to feature the Dodgers and Blue Jays, this Fall Classic…