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Hegseth’s Pentagon Overhaul Sparks Navy Leadership Shakeup
A sweeping Pentagon reshuffle is reordering the Navy’s top ranks and tightening how policy and budgets are shaped. With a new undersecretary on the way, more leadership shifts are expected on the horizon.
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Regal Announces 31 Screams on Screen: An October Horror Marathon
October kicks off a month-long horror streak: 31 Screams on Screen brings a new classic to the big screen every day. Themed weeks, bite-sized perks for Regal Crown Club members, and plenty of chills promise a season of fright that horror fans won’t want to miss.
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Fatal Crashes Spark Renewed Road Safety Drive
Two recent road crashes have claimed lives and reignited calls for stronger road-safety measures. As authorities push renewed awareness, the tragedies highlight the ongoing dangers on the nation’s roads.
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Keith Urban Rewrites The Fighter on Stage With Maggie Baugh, Teasing a New Chapter
Keith Urban shared the stage with rising star Maggie Baugh for a playful moment on the High and Alive World Tour, turning a familiar lyric into a fun, crowd-winning surprise. The on-stage camaraderie and a wink-worthy tweak hint at fresh collaborations ahead and plenty of musical magic to come.
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Taylor Swift’s The Life of a Showgirl: Record-Breaking Debut Sparks Global Frenzy
Taylor Swift’s 12th studio album is igniting a global frenzy, blending midnight launches with blockbuster-style storytelling. As fans rally online and at theaters, the buzz is reshaping music, streaming culture, and the future of artist rights. A moment that could redefine how we experience pop stardom.
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Sarah Mullally becomes first woman Archbishop of Canterbury, stirring tensions across the Anglican Communion
History meets controversy as the Anglican world welcomes its first female Archbishop of Canterbury. The milestone casts a spotlight on deep divides over gender, LGBTQ+ inclusion, and safeguarding, with a new leader navigating a fractured Communion.
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Fiji to Tighten Digital Laws as AI and 5G Transform the Landscape
Fiji moves to tighten its digital laws as 5G, AI, and online threats evolve. Expect a focus on stronger enforcement, stiffer penalties, and better protections for consumers in the growing digital landscape.
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Hudson Yards Bomb Threat Triggers NYC Transit Lockdown
Rush-hour chaos unfolded near Hudson Yards as authorities evacuated a major transit hub, sealing off streets and rerouting trains. Helicopters circled the area while investigators worked into the evening, piecing together what happened. A tense reminder of how quickly safety measures surge into action when danger is perceived near a busy city landmark.
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Fiji Records Two New Road Fatalities as Safety Drive Intensifies
Two deadly crashes in Fiji raise fresh concerns about road safety as investigators piece together the day’s events. Although overall road deaths have fallen this year, communities are reminded that vigilance on the roads remains essential.
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Fiji Rolls Out Location Allowance for Remote Teachers
Remotely located teachers in Fiji are set to receive a new location allowance, with payments due in Pay 21. The program rewards educators serving communities 45 kilometers or more from declared towns, offering up to $1,800 gross annually for married officers and up to $1,200 for singles. Thousands of teachers across hundreds of schools are…
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Fiji sandalwood boom signals a green gold future
Fiji’s forests are fueling a new wave of opportunity as sandalwood, bamboo, and other non-timber products transform livelihoods. Across communities and farms, growing demand and innovative cultivation are opening doors—while sustainable farming and policy support will shape the sector’s future.
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Fiji to Review Online Safety Act Amid Evolving Digital Threats
Fiji is launching a comprehensive review of its 2018 Online Safety Act, with government and reform bodies lining up nationwide consultations. The move points to stronger online protections and reforms to keep pace with a rapidly evolving digital landscape—especially for vulnerable communities.
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Fiji Aims to Turn Subsistence Farmers into Market-Ready Producers
An ambitious vision for Fiji’s farmers unfolds in Parliament, aiming to move subsistence growers toward market‑oriented production. The plan highlights revamped support, incubation with training, and faster transfer of innovative technology—plus smarter partnerships to boost market access and resilience.
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Behind Fiji’s Badge: Unsung Heroes, Family Sacrifices, and a Call for Reform
Fiji’s police are praised as unsung heroes, with officers pushing through long shifts and families sacrificing to keep the nation safe. As reforms, root causes of crime, and the power of community partnerships come into view, this piece hints at a path toward a safer, more united Fiji.
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Tyrese Gibson Faces Animal Cruelty Charges After Roaming Dogs in Atlanta
An iconic actor becomes the focus of a tense dog-related incident in Atlanta, raising questions about pet safety and responsibility as legal trouble unfolds and a community seeks answers.
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Fiji’s 2025 National Agriculture Show Gets Major Funding Boost Ahead of September
Bold plans and strong support are shaping Fiji’s National Agriculture Show in Nadi for 2025. From enhanced venues and awards to broad regional participation, the event is pitched as a catalyst for innovation, collaboration, and rural livelihoods. The spotlight shifts to Labasa in 2026, signaling a broader push for Vanua Levu’s agricultural growth.
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Fatal Fiji Bus Crash in Rakiraki Sparks Road Safety Push
An early-morning bus crash at a rural junction has left a community reeling as investigators begin to piece together what happened. With details still unfolding, the incident raises urgent questions about road safety and what more can be done to prevent future tragedies.
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Khanna Pushes $2,000 Payments as Tariffs Take Toll
Representative Ro Khanna rolls out a plan to deliver up to $2,000 to Americans earning under $100,000, aiming to ease the hit from tariffs on everyday items. He argues tariffs have driven up costs and urges redirecting tariff revenues to working families. The proposal also calls for repealing tariffs on coffee, part of a broader…
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Fiji and Australia Edge Toward National Air Capability for Stronger Maritime Security
Fiji is moving toward a national air capability to boost maritime surveillance, developed in partnership with Australia. Officials say it could reshape sovereignty and regional security, with deeper defense ties on the horizon.
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Riyadh Comedy Festival Under Fire Over Human Rights Concerns
Saudi Arabia is pushing to crown itself as a cultural hotspot with a star-studded comedy festival, but critics say the move glosses over deepening human rights concerns. As well-known comedians take the stage, activists highlight a charged political anniversary that casts a shadow over what laughter can—and cannot—address. The debate underscores a complex clash between…
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Pegula Bounces Back to Reach China Open Semi, Sets Clash with Noskova
Pegula steadies herself after a rocky start to reach the China Open semifinals, setting up a high-stakes clash with 20-year-old Linda Noskova. Noskova’s breakthrough run signals a bold new chapter for a rising star, as two young talents prepare for a pivotal semifinal showdown.