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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.
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Zendaya and Pattinson Confront a Shocking Secret in The Drama Ahead of the Wedding
in NewsZendaya and Robert Pattinson shine as a seemingly perfect couple whose engagement is put to the test after a dinner party confession spirals out of control. In A24’s The Drama, love collides with truth, shattering the ideal of ‘the one’ just days before the wedding. A suspenseful study of trust, radical acceptance, and the price…
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The Untold Cold War Clash Behind Jackie Robinson’s HUAC Testimony
in NewsHoward Bryant’s Kings and Pawns revisits a watershed Cold War moment that pitted Jackie Robinson against Paul Robeson—revealing how loyalty, fame, and politics collided and reshaped American identity. A timely, provocative look at race, patriotism, and the cost of speaking out.
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New START Expiration Sparks Fears of a Nuclear Arms Race
in NewsWith the expiration of a pivotal arms-control pact, the U.S. and Russia brace for a potentially destabilizing new era. As leaders hint at extensions, experts warn that trust, verification, and a fragile security order are at stake. The coming days could redefine global nuclear risk—and the chance for renewed dialogue remains uncertain.
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WHO Warns Funding Crunch Could Reshape Global Health in 2025
in Fiji NewsFunding cuts are reshaping global health just as vulnerabilities surge. With 2025 expected to be especially challenging, health systems and front-line workers face mounting strain—even as new steps aim to bolster preparedness. A sharp look at what’s driving the warning and why renewed commitment matters for every nation.
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Rabuka weighs next steps after Fiji High Court ruling on Malimali
in Fiji NewsFiji’s prime minister is weighing his next move after a High Court decision tied to a former anti-corruption commissioner. With an independent Judicial Services Commission review underway and a 41-day window to appeal, the case could steer the government’s next steps. The unfolding decisions from the JSC will largely shape what happens next.
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SAVE Act May Create Name-Change Barriers for Voters
in NewsA new voting-rights bill is stirring debate about who can vote, with a focus on married women who have changed their names. Supporters say it safeguards election integrity, but critics warn that extra documentary hurdles could create barriers for many Americans, especially in marginalized communities. As the 2025 elections approach, questions about access and fairness…
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74-year-old Fiji dairy farmer proves age is just a number
in Fiji NewsFrom a Viria farm to a thriving dairy operation, 74-year-old Koki Lal embodies relentless grit. His lifelong journey—from starting at 18 to building a family-driven herd—speaks to resilience, daily hard work, and a love for the land that keeps him going.
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Disney Stock Edges Up Ahead of CEO Succession Decision
in NewsDisney stock nudged higher as leadership questions linger. A standout quarter from experiences offered a bright spot, even as investors await clarity on who will succeed Bob Iger. With a board vote looming, the company faces a pivotal moment that could shape its next chapter.
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Chomsky-Epstein Emails Stir Debate on Intellectual Responsibility
in NewsControversy surrounds Noam Chomsky after purported emails with Jeffrey Epstein surface, suggesting strategic advice on weathering intense public backlash amid crimes involving minors. Spanning several years, the exchanges raise questions about the responsibilities of influential thinkers in the face of grave wrongdoing. The revelations are fueling renewed debates about accountability and moral duty in global…
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Bill Maher Takes On Eyeroll Activism: Are Celebrity Pins Just for Show?
in NewsBill Maher takes aim at “eyeroll activism,” questioning whether celebrity pins and virtue signaling really move the needle. From the red carpet to his HBO segment, he skewers the fleeting fervor behind public causes and asks if symbols ever translate into real change. A provocative take on Hollywood’s role in social issues that sparks a…
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Super Rugby Pacific 2026: Five Rule Changes Set to Speed Up the Game
in Fiji NewsSuper Rugby Pacific is set to launch a faster, more fluid 2026 season with a bold new set of laws designed to keep the action moving. Referees gain greater discretion, restarts are streamlined, and the TMO role shifts to preserve pace. Expect fresh tactical options and a season that could redefine the rhythm of the…
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Turpin Siblings Break Silence in New House of Horrors ABC Special
in NewsAn escape that peeled back years of secrets and a family’s darkest hours. This intimate look follows the Turpin siblings as they confront the past, forging a path of survival, resilience, and slow rebuilding after unimaginable trauma.
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SAVE Act Sparks Debate Over Citizenship Checks in U.S. Elections
in NewsA high-stakes tug-of-war over voting eligibility takes center stage as the Senate weighs the SAVE Act, a bid to tighten citizenship verification for federal elections. The debate pits stricter verification against concerns about voter access, while questions about modernizing election tech and voter rolls linger in the background.
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Susan Lucci’s La Lucci Memoir: Grief, Health and a Possible Erica Kane Comeback
in NewsStage icon Susan Lucci opens a candid new chapter in La Lucci, a memoir about resilience, renewal, and choosing joy after loss. A fearless look at health, heartbreak, and aging boldly, it promises a story of living fully when life tests you most.