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Trump Denies Venezuela Strike Plans as U.S. Military Buildup Expands
Caribbean tensions surge as military presence grows and questions linger over Venezuela. Denials mingle with hints of a tougher stance on drug trafficking, drawing international scrutiny and sharpening the debate between diplomacy and force. The coming days could redefine regional security and humanitarian concerns in the Americas.
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Brothers Chalamet: Timothée Look-Alikes Turn NYC Park Contest Into Red Carpet Moment
New York’s Washington Square Park hosted an unofficial gathering of Timothée Chalamet look-alikes, turning a playful contest into real connection. From new friendships to front-row moments and a brush with the star himself, the day hints at doors opening where you’d least expect. A lighthearted celebration of community, style, and the surprising paths sparked by…
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Fijian Boxer Makes Last-Minute Leap Into International Bout for Overseas Title
On a last-minute call, Fiji’s Mohamed Ali steps into his first international test against Sunny Morini. With hardly any time to train and a recent setback behind him, the 24-year-old’s bold bid could spark a new chapter for Fiji boxing and light up the ring tonight.
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Josh Allen and Hailee Steinfeld Channel Waterboy for Halloween
Josh Allen returns to Halloween form, teaming up with Hailee Steinfeld for a Waterboy-inspired look that fans won’t forget. Their playful, big-hearted tribute has everyone buzzing about what they’ll dream up next.
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From Protection to Action: Safeguarding Trans Rights Beyond Trends
Protection without progress is hollow. This piece examines the urgent realities facing trans women, the ongoing DEI debates in fashion, and the strength of communities that redefine resilience—showing that hopeful action can outpace fear.
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Michigan Terror Plot Foiled Ahead of Halloween — What Authorities Revealed
Michigan authorities say a planned attack was foiled and several arrests were made after investigators traced online chatter and a Halloween‑timing motif. With the case still unfolding, officials emphasize there’s no current threat to the public.
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SSI Checks Arrive Early This Fall as SSA Shifts to Digital Payments
SSI payments this year bring timing twists and a move away from paper checks toward direct deposits. If you rely on monthly benefits, these changes could affect when funds arrive and how they’re delivered.
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BSP’s Modernising for Growth Sparks Q3 Momentum in the South Pacific
Regional banks are entering a bold new chapter as a modernization push drives a surge in revenue and profits this quarter. With tech upgrades and enhanced services, the lender signals a shift that could reshape regional finance and set the stage for future growth.
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Tavua Road Seals Upgrade Nears Completion, Fiji Drivers Benefit
Roadworks in Tavua are renewing a 92-meter section with a fresh seal as part of the Seal Maintenance Program. On track to finish next week, the upgrades aim to boost road strength, safety, and long-term durability—highlighting a broader push to enhance Fiji’s road network.
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Fall Back Daylight Saving Time: The Sleep Toll and the DST Debate
Washington clocks fall back this weekend, giving you an extra hour of sleep but nudging your routine out of sync. A quick, thoughtful look at DST’s origins, its health twists, and why the debate keeps rolling.
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Fiji’s FHCL appoints first local CEO to lead mahogany and forest certification push
FHCL makes history with its first local CEO, signaling a bold new era in governance and sustainable mahogany stewardship. With the board’s landmark appointment of Fiji’s first female deputy chair and a push for international certification, the forestry sector in Fiji is poised for transformative growth.
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Rotuma Hospital Cultivates Wellness with a Community Garden
Two days of training sparked a hospital garden that’s feeding more than just bodies. Fresh, home-grown vegetables are turning Thursdays into a weekly wellness ritual and proving that small, community-driven efforts can grow big health benefits.
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Fiji Braces for Surge in Flu-Like Illnesses
Fiji is facing a surge in flu-like illnesses, prompting urgent calls for better personal hygiene and smart self-care. Officials highlight key symptoms and practical home steps, stressing timely medical attention to curb the spread. A broader push for community-wide prevention underscores the path forward.
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Florida Judge Calls Defense’s Sequestration Handling Inexcusable in Murder Trial
In a tense Florida courtroom, a judge publicly rebukes the defense over mishandled witness instructions in a high-profile murder case tied to gang rivalries. With sequestration rules in play and co-defendants facing separate trials, the courtroom drama is far from over.
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Fiji Achieves Trachoma Elimination, Joins Global Public-Health Milestone
– Fiji marks a historic public health milestone by eliminating trachoma, a preventable eye disease that once affected remote communities. A showcase of bold leadership, sustained investment, and strong partnerships shaping a healthier future. – A landmark win for Fiji’s health sector as trachoma is eliminated as a public health problem. The milestone reflects long-running,…
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Julia Fox’s Kennedy-Inspired Look Sparks Backlash and Debate on Trauma in Fashion
Julia Fox’s Halloween look has sparked a heated debate about history, fashion, and sensitivity. A pink suit, a pillbox hat, and deliberate “blood” stains reframe a tragic moment, prompting questions about where art ends and commentary begins. The conversation unfolds around power, trauma, and the boundary-pushing pull of provocative style.
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Fiji to formalize informal settlements through community leases for secure tenure
Authorities are piloting a bold plan to formalize informal settlements on state land through community lease models. The approach promises secure tenure for residents and new revenue opportunities, while grappling with density and rollout challenges.
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SODELPA Builds Youth and Women Momentum Ahead of Fiji Elections
As Fiji gears up for a pivotal election, a major party sharpens its focus on youth and women’s leadership and rolls out a confidential candidacy portal. With alliances under review and a refreshed campaign strategy taking shape, bold moves hint at a changing political landscape. A quick glimpse into the strategies shaping Fiji’s future.
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Court Blocks Plan to Suspend SNAP Benefits During Shutdown
A federal court steps in as a plan to suspend SNAP benefits during the shutdown faces immediate pushback, forcing urgent debates over emergency funding and food access. With millions at stake, judges weigh the government’s obligation to keep aid flowing and states racing to protect vulnerable families. The unfolding action could redefine how hunger relief…
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Fiji Labor Market Cools as Foreign Worker Permits Fall and Wages Rise
Fiji’s labor market is cooling, with fewer foreign workers and more cautious hiring. Yet rising wages hint at resilience as migration and global conditions shift.
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JFK Ground Stop After Frontier Flight Emergency Sparks Travel Delays
An emergency on a Frontier Airlines flight prompted a brief ground stop at JFK, ending in a safe landing as crews review a possible mechanical issue. Stormy weather across the New York area added to travel disruptions, with delays and cancellations impacting many travelers.