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LA Celebrates Dodgers World Series Win Amid Arrests and Vandalism
in NewsDodgers’ World Series victory sparked a citywide celebration that roared through Los Angeles. Seven arrests and scattered vandalism marked the night as police issued dispersal orders to keep the jubilation in check.
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Supreme Court Weighs Tariff Power in Learning Resources v. Trump
in NewsA high-stakes Supreme Court clash centers on whether tariffs fall under the president’s emergency powers or belong to Congress’s purse. As justices weigh the reach of executive authority in economic policy, the decision could redraw the line between foreign policy tools and fiscal control. The ruling promises to reshape the future of tariffs, trade policy,…
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Pokrovsk on the Edge as Frontline Battle Intensifies
in NewsFierce clashes flare around the strategic city of Pokrovsk as Ukrainian and Russian forces press for control. Claims of a Ukrainian special-ops incursion are disputed amid ongoing efforts to stabilize the area, while Kyiv vows to sustain support for frontline troops. Meanwhile, Ukraine expands long-range strikes against Russia’s energy infrastructure, signaling a broader escalation.
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Tuvalu Recruits Advisers to Strengthen Fisheries Management
in Fiji NewsTwo senior fisheries adviser roles are opening in Tuvalu, covering offshore and coastal, community-based management as part of a multi-year effort to boost local capacity. The positions focus on policy development, compliance, mentorship, and resilient livelihoods amid climate-driven changes to fish stocks.
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48-Hour Window to Save AI-Generated Songs as Udio Reshapes After Universal Settlement
in Fiji NewsAn AI music platform faces a pivotal shift after a high-stakes legal settlement, with a 48-hour window driving fans to salvage their creations. A forthcoming streaming partnership hints at a bold push to balance artistic rights with technological innovation—foreshadowing a new era in AI-made music.
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Reese Witherspoon on Anxiety, Perfectionism, and Feeling Enough at 50
in Fiji NewsAs she nears 50, Reese Witherspoon opens up about the anxiety and perfectionism that once fueled her rise in Hollywood—and a growing belief that she’s enough, just as she is. From Legally Blonde to building Hello Sunshine, her journey reflects resilience, self-acceptance, and a changing conversation around aging in the film industry.
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Phil Rosenthal Brings Somebody Feed Phil to Capitol Theatre in Port Chester for Westchester Stop on Fall Tour
in NewsRockland-born Phil Rosenthal brings his signature blend of humor, food, and travel to The Capitol Theatre in Port Chester. Each show features a moderator-led chat and an audience Q&A, offering a candid glimpse into the man behind Everybody Loves Raymond and Somebody Feed Phil. With a new LA restaurant on the horizon and a fresh…
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Fiji veteran Ben Volavola joins Queensland Reds, boosting backline versatility
in Fiji NewsBen Volavola is set to boost the Queensland Reds with a one-year deal, adding versatile options and a wealth of international experience to the backline. The 34-year-old Fiji star brings World Cup pedigree and top-flight stints across England, France and New Zealand, signaling a bold season ahead for the Reds.
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Labasa Plans Centralized Bus Depot to Improve Inter-Island Travel
in Fiji NewsLabasa is eyeing a central inter-island bus depot in Navakamasisuasua, promising a designated waiting area and smoother pickup flows for travelers between Labasa, Nabouwalu, Savusavu, and Taveuni. The plan aims to ease street congestion and boost safety for the elderly and children waiting outside shops. With planning underway, the move fits into a broader push…
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Rabuka Pushes Pacific Unity in Trade Drive Under Blue Pacific Strategy
in Fiji NewsPacific leaders are charting a collaborative roadmap for trade, investment, and sustainable growth amid a backdrop of global uncertainty. The discussions spotlight unity, a shared Blue Pacific vision, and steps to empower communities—from farmers to small businesses—while strengthening ties with European partners and other regional players. A forward-looking push to confront climate and economic pressures…
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India clinches inaugural Women’s World Cup title in dramatic final
in Fiji NewsIndia’s Women’s World Cup dream reached a historic peak at the DY Patil Stadium as a dramatic comeback culminated in a landmark triumph. Emotional celebrations and standout moments signaled a turning point for Indian cricket and its future on the world stage.
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First Pacific Islander Named President of ICC Bar Association Defense Committee
in Fiji NewsFiji makes history as Ana Tuiketei becomes the first Pacific Islander to head the ICCBA Defence Committee. A milestone that highlights Pacific leadership and the rising influence of women in global justice, with implications that reach beyond the courtroom.
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Budget Battle Triggers US Government Shutdown
in NewsWith a rare federal shutdown underway, a fierce budget standoff leaves workers unpaid and non-essential services in limbo. As lawmakers wrestle over healthcare subsidies and funding, the coming weeks could reshape social programs, the economy, and daily life for millions.
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Phil Rosenthal’s Fall 2025 Tour Dishes Up Flavor in Port Chester
in NewsPhil Rosenthal brings his trademark warmth and culinary curiosity to a fall tour, blending humor with travel tales and delicious moments. An evening of food, stories, and the shared joy of discovery that will leave you inspired to chase the next bite.
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Kris Lees Eyes Melbourne Cup Glory with Changingoftheguard for Lloyd Williams
in Fiji NewsWith Melbourne Cup glory within reach, Kris Lees is set to saddle Changingoftheguard in a bid for history. The outsider’s charge spotlights a rising trainer and a storied owner’s pursuit of Cup success. Anticipation runs high as racing fans brace for a day of drama and daring moves.
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Fiji Women’s Footballers Head to New Zealand for High-Performance Stint with Eastern Suburbs AFC
in Fiji NewsThree Fiji stars are stepping into a high-performance stint in Auckland with Eastern Suburbs AFC, as part of the OFC Player Placement Program. A two-week focus on coaching and competition could sharpen their edge ahead of upcoming duties, highlighting a bright future for Fiji’s women’s football.
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Fiji Rugby League Urges Development Pathways to Unleash Next-Gen Talent
in Fiji NewsFiji Bati’s leadership is pushing for a formal player development pathway, a key step toward turning local talent into a sustainable national pipeline. With grassroots programs taking shape, the sport’s future in Fiji may hinge on building structure, opportunity, and momentum to compete on the world stage.
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Lautoka Hospital Road Resurfacing Boosts Emergency Access
in Fiji NewsBig road upgrades are underway in Lautoka as a new maintenance program targets safer, smoother journeys near the hospital. A key stretch along MacGregor Hostel Road is being resurfaced, with work planned on several access routes in the coming weeks. The broader effort across Fiji aims to boost safety and reach for all road users.
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Finland’s NATO Push Faces Parliament-First Challenge, Marin Reveals Rift with President
in NewsNew revelations from Sanna Marin’s memoir reveal a tense clash inside Finland’s leadership over NATO membership. The candid account hints at delicate negotiations between the presidency and government as a historic security shift moves from debate to decision, with behind-the-scenes moments that reshaped Finland’s path in European security.
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Fiji High Court Delays Trial Over Late Documents in Bainimarama Case
in Fiji NewsA tense court session questions the timing of crucial documents in a high-profile Fiji case, threatening to reshuffle trial dates. With last-minute disclosures surfacing and bail kept in place, defenses push back as the justice process moves forward.
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Sky Secures Exclusive Rights to All Her Fault, a Suburban Thriller Starring Sarah Snook
in NewsAll Her Fault peels back the glossy surface of a suburban dream to reveal a chilling secret. Led by Sarah Snook with a standout ensemble, this twisty drama, adapted from Andrea Mara’s novel, premieres Friday, 7 November.