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Weather Halts Malolo–Drua Development Curtain Raiser at Halftime
in Fiji NewsAn early curtain-raiser was halted at halftime due to unsafe pitch conditions, with the Drua Development side leading 19-0. Coaches stressed safety comes first as teams look ahead to upcoming fixtures and the chance to regroup.
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Fiji Braces for Cyclone Urmil as Rainbands Lash Regions
in Fiji NewsA tropical cyclone is bringing unsettled weather to Fiji, with rainbands and gusty winds already affecting parts of the country. While a direct hit isn’t expected, authorities urge vigilance for those in low-lying and coastal areas as conditions continue to evolve.
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Fiji Faces Severe Flood Risk as Cyclone URMIL Moves In
in Fiji NewsFiji braces for intensified flooding as warnings spread and communities prepare for more severe weather. A nearby Category 2 cyclone is driving heavy rain and strong winds, signaling tougher conditions ahead.
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Pentagon Deploys Largest Middle East Carrier Buildup as Iran Tensions Rise
in NewsAn unusually large force is gathering in the Middle East as the Pentagon signals a serious show of resolve. Carrier groups and hundreds of aircraft are aligning in a tense stand-off that could escalate quickly. Analysts warn that any misstep might trigger swift, wide-ranging responses, keeping the region on edge.
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Iran Bets on Regional Alliances as US Talks Intensify
in NewsDiplomacy, deterrence, and shifting alliances collide as tense talks drag on between Tehran and Washington. With a history of fraught agreements and a widening regional realignment, Iran faces choices that could redefine its path—balancing hard-nosed pressure against the leverage of new partners in the region.
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Denver-Area Fire Weather: Unseasonably Warm, Dry Conditions Spark Red Flag Warning
in NewsDry, warm conditions are setting the stage for elevated fire danger across northeast Colorado this week. A changing weather pattern could bring rain and cooler air later, reshaping what the forecast looks like early next week.
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Fiji District Urges Caution on Kids’ Online Use as Electricity Arrives
in Fiji NewsElectricity brings new opportunities to a Fiji village—and with it, fresh digital risks for families. As training on safe social media use unfolds, local leaders emphasize vigilance and guidance to help children navigate connectivity safely.
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FICAC Detention Allegations Spark Accountability Calls in Fiji
in Fiji NewsNew accusations have emerged from a detained citizen journalist who claims abuse of power by Fiji’s anti-corruption commission. In a letter to Fiji’s top judges, he alleges rogue leadership and troubling tactics surrounding his detention, while his family reportedly faced targeted online attacks. The case has revived calls for accountability and reform within the commission.
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Queen Victoria School Incident Prompts Fiji Safety Probe
in Fiji NewsAn incident at Queen Victoria School has sparked questions about campus safety after a vehicle-on-campus crash left a senior student seriously injured. With investigators examining what happened, officials and the community await what this could mean for safety procedures and driving training on campus.
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FBI Director Patel Under Fire Over Personal Use of Agency Resources
in NewsFresh questions surround FBI Director Kash Patel after reports that agency resources were used to shield his partner, aspiring singer Alexis Wilkins, including a dedicated SWAT detail. Critics say it crosses the line between public duty and private life, with travel questions adding fuel to the fire.
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Cyclone Urmil Approaches Fiji as Rough Seas and Strong Winds Build
in Fiji NewsTropical Cyclone Urmil is edging toward Fiji, bringing rough to very rough seas and strengthening winds along the western and southern coasts. As conditions deteriorate through the day, mariners and coastal communities should be prepared for hazardous seas and gusts that could reach dangerous levels.
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Brooklyn woman tied to Russian espionage pleads guilty after late-night texts to FBI agent
in NewsBrooklyn ties to Kremlin operatives spark a high-stakes federal case, unraveling a web of late-night messages and tangled political connections. A story where personal life and national security collide in surprising ways.
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Kerry and Pompeo Forge Bipartisan Dialogue on Global Threats
in NewsTwo former secretaries of state offered a rare bipartisan exchange on today’s global threats, sharing insights from opposite ends of the political spectrum. Kerry and Pompeo’s Palm Beach conversation hinted at a path forward that prioritizes cooperation and international stability, even in a divided era.
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Fiji in Constitutional Stand-Off Over FICAC Appointment
in Fiji NewsFiji stands at a constitutional crossroads as a clash between the President and the Judicial Services Commission over FICAC’s leadership unfolds. Legal experts warn that how the 2013 Constitution is interpreted could hinge on transparency, trust, and the balance between advice and action.
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Fiji Braces for Heavy Rain as Cyclone Urmil Approaches, Flash Flood Risk Looms
in Fiji NewsFiji braces for heavy rain and strong winds as a slow-moving weather system rolls in, with the threat of flash flooding in vulnerable areas. Authorities warn of possible travel disruption and hazardous road conditions as conditions evolve.
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Kenya Moore Denies Rent Rumors as Legal Battle Envelops Her Salon
in NewsKenya Moore is addressing rumors surrounding her hair spa’s finances amid a tense landlord dispute. She highlights a substantial personal investment and an ongoing lawsuit over unreimbursed improvements, and promises a candid live chat with fans about the situation.
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Fiji GCC Pushes to End Two-Year Residency Rule for Election Candidates
in Fiji NewsFiji’s Great Council of Chiefs is pushing to remove a two-year residency rule that could bar some iTaukei leaders fromeligible candidacy. Framed as fairness and inclusivity, the move arrives as constitutional reform debates intensify. Could this proposal reshape who gets to shape Fiji’s future?
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Fiji Pensioners Push Back Over 2012 Pension Changes
in Fiji NewsA renewed clash over pension rights unfolds as the FNPF Pensioners Committee challenges a Cabinet move to skip retroactive restoration for 2012 changes. About 1,400 pensioners—many in fragile health—call for urgent talks with top leaders as negotiations for a fair solution continue.
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AIPAC’s Quiet Cash Shapes Chicago Democratic Primaries Amid Gaza Aid Debate
in NewsIn the Chicago-area Democratic primaries, the debate over U.S. support for Israel is taking center stage. A powerful lobbying network’s fundraising and questions about conditional aid are testing candidates’ independence as they weigh Gaza’s humanitarian concerns and voter sentiment ahead of March.
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Field Safety Forces Halftime Pause in Drua Development vs Malolo Rugby Showdown
in Fiji NewsAn intense rugby showdown was halted at halftime due to safety concerns over the playing surface, turning a hard-fought clash into a suspended moment. The Drua Development held the lead as both teams regroup, with future fixtures offering a fresh chance to prove themselves.
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Hillary Clinton Outshines GOP in Epstein Hearing
in NewsOne hearing, one unexpected turn: Hillary Clinton’s testimony reframes the Epstein debate, shifting the spotlight from partisan theater to questions of accountability and elite influence. A moment that hints at a deeper struggle over justice in the political arena.