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Ex-Jill Biden husband charged with first-degree murder in Delaware
in NewsDelaware authorities have charged the ex-husband of a former First Lady with murder in a chilling domestic tragedy. As investigators release new details from the night of the incident, the case raises questions about what happened and what comes next for those involved.
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Fiji Names New Ambassador to Japan in State House Ceremony
in Fiji NewsFiji takes a significant step in its diplomacy as a new ambassador to Japan is sworn in at State House. The ceremonial moment points to stronger bilateral ties and renewed collaboration on shared interests. A strategic move that hints at brighter international partnerships on the horizon.
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Fiji Unveils Plan for Regional Aviation Growth and Sustainable Aviation Fuel at Global Summit
in Fiji NewsFiji is threading aviation into its growth blueprint, highlighting regional connectivity, resilience, and sustainable fuel in the Pacific. A high-level gathering underscored the push for greener skies and a stronger economic lifeline for island nations.
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Samu to Debut for Waratahs in Preseason Clash with Brumbies
in Fiji NewsPete Samu makes a long-awaited return as the Waratahs unveil a bold pre-season lineup for their showdown with the Brumbies. A refreshed back row and a string of Wallabies stars hint at big-season ambition and early battles for starting spots. Canberra will be the proving ground for fresh combinations and momentum heading into the campaign.
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Hegseth Flies High at Kennedy Space Center, Spurs NASA-DoD Space Partnership Talk
in NewsAt Kennedy Space Center, a top defense official swaps policy chatter for a bold photo op and a jet ride, sparking talk of a renewed push for U.S. space leadership. A glimpse into the evolving mix of government and private space ventures.
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Greenwich Personal Injury Lawyers: Free Consultations and No Upfront Fees
in NewsAfter a Greenwich accident, navigating a personal injury claim can be daunting. An experienced attorney can guide you from a free initial consultation through negotiations and, if needed, trial preparation—always focusing on clear communication and client-centered advocacy. Discover how damages are typically assessed in Connecticut and what your next steps might look like.
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Don Lemon Arrest Sparks Debate on Press Freedom After Church Protest
in NewsDon Lemon defends his decision to document a volatile protest that led to arrest and federal charges. The case revives a heated debate over press freedom and the boundaries of journalism when covering civil unrest.
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Drua Eye Future Stars in Skipper Select Clash Ahead of 2025 Super Rugby Pacific
in Fiji NewsFriday’s clash doubles as a talent hunt as Fijian Drua eye the next wave of Fiji-born players ahead of 2025. With a focus on Skipper Cup standouts and pathways beyond the cup, the match promises a glimpse into the future of local rugby.
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Rabuka Hints He Could Quit If High Court Ruling Stands
in Fiji NewsFiji’s prime minister hints at resignation if a key court ruling stands, spotlighting accountability in a high-stakes legal saga. With constitutional rights and legal avenues on the table, the coming days could redefine the government’s direction.
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Indiana’s High-Stakes Week: Controversial Bills Move Through the Legislature
in NewsIndiana’s legislature is in high gear, moving a wave of consequential bills on education, housing, taxes, and social policy. With debates intensifying and deadlines looming, Hoosiers watch how these proposals could reshape the state’s future.
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Wai Tui International 2026 Returns to Fiji as Registrations Open in Nadi
in Fiji NewsAfter a 14-year hiatus, the Wai Tui International paddling regatta returns to Fiji, with action set on Wailoaloa Beach in Nadi from April 3–6, 2026. A tribute to Colin Philp’s legacy and a gathering of paddlers from across the Pacific, the revival promises competitive sprint and marathon racing in a sun-soaked seaside setting.
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Fiji to Restore Local Democracy with 2026 Municipal Elections
in Fiji NewsFiji is gearing up for a long-awaited milestone: municipal elections in late 2026—the first since 2005. Officials say the vote will return local power to communities, with civic education already underway to prepare residents. As preparations ramp up, towns and cities edge closer to a future where residents help shape their own governance.
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Reshona Landfair Reclaims Her Voice in Memoir About Surviving R. Kelly Abuse
in NewsReshona Landfair’s forthcoming memoir, Who’s Watching Shorty? Reclaiming Myself from the Shame of R. Kelly’s Abuse, traces a courageous journey from abuse to empowerment. A moving, uncompromising look at reclaiming identity, healing, and turning pain into purpose.
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Fiji’s Screen Time Dilemma: Are Screens Replacing Family Time?
in Fiji NewsScreens are reshaping education and family life in Fiji, touching everything from homework to bedtime. Experts warn that the real challenge lies in how technology is used, influencing sleep, activity, and everyday connections. This piece explores practical ways families can cultivate healthy tech habits and reclaim meaningful time together.
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Alan Cumming Leads PETA Vegan Leather Push at NYFW
in NewsAlan Cumming headlines PETA’s latest push for vegan leather, timed with New York Fashion Week. A Brando-inspired, rebel-with-a-cause vibe pairs cactus leather with bold, eco-friendly flair—promising a stylish look at the shifting ethics of fashion.
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Walmart Expands Cross-Border E-Commerce With Exports to Canada and Mexico
in NewsWalmart is rolling out a cross-border push that unlocks Canada and Mexico for third-party sellers, signaling a major shift in its e-commerce strategy. With competition from Amazon heating up, the move could reshape how sellers reach international shoppers—and what shoppers see on the global marketplace.
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Reshona Landfair Breaks Silence in Memoir and TV Interview
in NewsReshona Landfair steps into the spotlight with a new memoir and a candid interview, offering a glimpse into a journey from silence to strength. This powerful story shines a light on healing, advocacy, and the ongoing pursuit of justice.
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Laurie Hernandez to Make Broadway Debut in & Juliet as Charmion on March 17, 2026
in NewsOlympic gold medalist Laurie Hernandez is trading the gym for the Broadway stage in & Juliet, stepping into the role of Charmion at the Sondheim Theatre from March 17 to June 14, 2026. A celebrated multi-hyphenate, Hernandez blends athletic triumph with authorship, TV analysis, and advocacy, promising a bold new chapter on stage.
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Frontline at Risk: Fiji Urges Protection for Health Workers on Remote Islands
in Fiji NewsAn urgent appeal from Fiji’s health leadership warns remote island communities to safeguard frontline workers after a disturbing incident disrupted services. With a health centre temporarily closed, authorities say essential care continues through local teams, urging community support for those delivering care.
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Arete Takes 9.9% Stake as Lion One Eyes Global Growth for Tuvatu Gold Mine
in Fiji NewsArete Capital Advisors steps in as a long-term partner, fueling a renewed push to transform the Tuvatu gold mine into a premier underground operation. With a disciplined, data-driven plan and a five-year outlook, the project aims to unlock substantial value and global potential.
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Fiji kicks off intelligence-led customs modernization to boost trade and border security
in Fiji NewsFiji is rolling out a bold modernization of its border agencies, blending intelligence-led approaches with cutting-edge technology to protect communities and boost legitimate trade. A new container inspection facility and a National Single Window signal a future-ready border in the works.