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NC Manhunt: Murder Suspect on the Run After Deputy Attack at Bojangles
in NewsAn intense manhunt is underway in eastern North Carolina for a wanted murder suspect tied to a deadly case and a separate arson investigation. Drones and K-9 units are deployed as a Blue Alert remains active, as investigators press on to bring him into custody.
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Crackdown on Speeding: Fiji’s Portable Cameras Record 15,000 Violations in Two Months
in Fiji NewsFiji rolls out portable speed cameras, sweeping thousands of speeding incidents in weeks. With stricter enforcement on the horizon, authorities aim to curb speed and protect lives.
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Freida McFadden: Doctor-Turned-Author Behind The Housemaid Film and The Intruder
in NewsFreida McFadden splits her time between medicine and writing, turning sharp wit into spine-tingling thrillers. Her latest, The Intruder, plunges readers into a survival story in an isolated cabin, as The Housemaid gears up for a big-screen adaptation with Sydney Sweeney and Amanda Seyfried. With 31 books in 12 years and a knack for poetic…
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New PSLF Rule Keeps Past Credits, Sparks Legal Battle
in NewsA sweeping Education Department rule could reshape the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program, applying only to future credits while past payments remain safe. As July 1 approaches, borrowers confront legal battles and political pushback—even as experts urge calm about the program’s path forward. The fate of years of effort toward loan relief hangs in the…
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Harrison Ford Receives E.O. Wilson Legacy Award at Half-Earth Day Biodiversity Celebration
in NewsHollywood legend Harrison Ford reflects on a childhood moment that awakened his lifelong bond with nature and launched his path as a conservation leader. From a red fox encounter to global stewardship, he speaks to biodiversity, climate urgency, and inspiring the next generation to protect our planet.
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ICJ Climate Ruling Sparks Pacific Push for Accountability at COP
in Fiji NewsExperts gathered in the Pacific to unpack the ICJ’s climate advisory and its implications for justice, accountability, and funding ahead of COP Brazil. The conversations highlight states’ duties to curb fossil fuels, protect vulnerable communities, and strengthen global cooperation in the fight against climate displacement.
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Hurricane Melissa Heads Toward Bermuda After Caribbean Havoc
in Fiji NewsHurricane Melissa leaves a trail of devastation across the Caribbean as it moves toward Bermuda, bringing fierce winds, heavy rain, and widespread outages. From Jamaica to Haiti, communities brace for dangerous floods and landslides while responders mobilize and residents rally for what lies ahead.
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Sia’s Custody Standoff: Judge Denies Ex’s Bid for Sole Custody
in Fiji NewsAmid a high-stakes custody battle, Sia’s estranged husband’s bid for sole custody is denied and the current arrangement remains in place. Explosive claims and past struggles surface, but the court keeps the focus on Summi’s well-being. The fight over what’s best for the 19‑month‑old continues to unfold.
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Virginia Gubernatorial Campaign Bus Fire Sparks Safety Questions
in NewsAn unexpected blaze disrupted a Virginia campaign day as a campaign bus caught fire. Everyone aboard is reportedly safe, and praise for first responders pours in, even as authorities investigate what happened and why.
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San Francisco Cat Memorial After Waymo Incident Sparks Neighborhood Grief
in NewsSan Francisco’s Mission District is mourning KitKat, the Market’s beloved, unofficial mayor. A growing memorial outside Randa’s Market reflects the affection he sparked among neighbors and the sense of community he left behind.
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Diddy’s Prison Release Date Set for May 8, 2028 Amid Appeal and Pardon Buzz
in NewsMay 8, 2028 is set to mark a turning point in a high-profile case that has kept headlines buzzing. As an appeal unfolds and the sentencing backdrop looms, the mix of acquittals, prison time, and personal reflections hints at a dramatic chapter still to come.
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Stars Go All-Out for Halloween: ET, Beetlejuice and More Elaborate Costumes
in NewsHollywood’s Halloween is in full swing, with stars unveiling imaginative looks that blend nostalgia, humor, and pure spectacle. Heidi Klum leads the charge with a jaw-dropping E.T. homage, while Janelle Monáe and other celebs tease chic twists on beloved icons. Expect playful alter-egos, vintage tributes, and boundary-pushing couture lighting up the season.
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North Carolina Blue Alert: Manhunt for Dominic Connelly in Grandmother’s Murder and Arson Case
in NewsAn urgent manhunt is underway in eastern North Carolina as authorities chase 24-year-old Dominic Connelly, linked to a deadly family tragedy and an arson fire. A Blue Alert remains active after a confrontation with deputies left an officer injured and the suspect at large.
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Brad Pitt Demands Angelina Jolie Reveal Private Emails in Miraval Dispute
in Fiji NewsBrad Pitt and Angelina Jolie’s feud over Chateau Miraval heats up as Pitt accuses Jolie of “persistent misdirection” in fresh court filings. The dispute centers on private emails, privilege questions, and a winery sale that reignited tensions after their divorce. A tense courtroom saga keeps the couple at odds and leaves the future of their…
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Trump Orders Nuclear Tests, Raising Global Arms Race Fears
in Fiji NewsPresident Trump’s move to resume nuclear testing signals a dramatic shift that could redefine global security as Beijing and Moscow push ahead with their own arms advances. With tensions rising among the major powers, the world watches a fragile balance tremble—and diplomacy faces a crucial test.
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From Six-Year Ban to Fiji Test Debut: Maya’s Relentless Rugby Dream
in Fiji NewsKeresi Maya’s journey has taken him from a six-year ban and a detour into rugby union back to the Fiji Bati, where a debut sparked a fresh dream of the NRL. It’s a gripping tale of resilience, family support, and a relentless chase for rugby’s top stages.
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Monkey Runs Amok at Plano Spirit Halloween Store
in NewsA diaper-clad monkey steals the spotlight inside a Plano Spirit Halloween store, swinging from the rafters and turning a routine shopping trip into a memorable spectacle. The playful chaos drew crowds and ended with an unusual, cookie-fueled rescue before the night settled back to normal.
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Sharon Stone Backs Sydney Sweeney Amid Jeans Campaign Backlash
in Fiji NewsSharon Stone steps in on the backlash surrounding Sydney Sweeney’s jeans campaign, urging women to celebrate their own beauty in the face of scrutiny. With Sweeney set to return in Euphoria alongside Zendaya and Jacob Elordi, the conversation about body positivity and female empowerment in Hollywood gains fresh momentum.
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Pacific Seabed Riches at Center of Sovereignty Showdown
in Fiji NewsNew Zealand’s defence chief warns the Pacific is at a strategic crossroads as global powers press for seabed minerals and fisheries. With sovereignty, development, and environmental stewardship on the line, small island nations face tough choices in a rapidly shifting regional balance.
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Papua New Guinea PM James Marape Sees No-Confidence Motion as a Test of Democratic Maturity Ahead of 2027 Elections
in Fiji NewsPapua New Guinea’s political scene heats up as a no-confidence motion tests the government. Prime Minister James Marape frames the moment as a routine democratic process, promising transparency and a forward-looking path ahead of the 2027 elections.
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Alcohol Leaves a Mark: WHO Pushes Tougher Western Pacific Alcohol Regulations
in Fiji NewsNew WHO-led campaign in the Western Pacific highlights the hidden toll of alcohol on health and communities. The “Alcohol Leaves a Mark” initiative urges stronger policies to protect the vulnerable and curb rising harm.