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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.
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Fiji PM Hints at Resignation If Appeal Fails Over FICAC Dismissal Ruling
in Fiji NewsFiji’s prime minister hints at resignation if the government loses its appeal in a high-stakes case over the dismissal of a former anti-corruption commissioner, a development that tests constitutional powers and governance accountability.
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Registration Opens for Fiji’s 2026 WIN Convention: Investing in Women to Transform the Future
in Fiji NewsFiji gears up for a pivotal two-day gathering on women’s leadership, exploring funding, policy, AI, and climate action to empower women and drive the nation’s future.
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Surprise US Tariffs Force Fiji to Rethink Trade Diplomacy
in Fiji NewsFiji faces the risk of sudden foreign tariffs that could shake local businesses. Lawmakers push for timelier diplomatic warnings, while a Ministry shake-up promises sharper negotiations to shield trade and jobs.
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Sebastian Singh Challenges Fiji Boxing Title-Defence Rule
in Fiji NewsFormer Fiji boxing champion Sebastian Singh voices sharp criticism of a new Boxing Commission rule on title retention, spotlighting the economic realities and fairness of holding a belt. The clash hints at a broader, defining debate shaping Fiji’s boxing scene.
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Epstein Documents Spark Scrutiny of Norway’s Royal Family as Trial Opens
in NewsNorway’s royal family faces a turning point as Crown Prince Haakon’s stepson goes on trial amid a media firestorm and new disclosures tied to Epstein, testing public trust in the monarchy.
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Jon Stewart Reacts to Epstein Files, Raising Questions About Accountability
in NewsJon Stewart weighs in on the Epstein file release with his trademark humor and sharp critique. He riffs on a mysterious “Woody” stand-up concept, joking that the disclosures feel like a modern Groundhog Day while spotlighting questions about accountability and how the powerful are treated in the media. A timely nudge that the saga’s implications…
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What to Watch Tonight: Drama, Docs and Live Sports on Feb 3, 2025
in NewsFebruary 3, 2025 promises a rich spread of television—from edge-of-your-seat dramas and live sports to revealing documentaries and lighthearted moments. The night unfolds across major networks with premieres, repeats, and specials that could redefine your evening. A diverse lineup awaits, offering twists, surprises, and memorable moments for every mood.
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Rural Fiji Village Builds Dispensary to Boost Local Healthcare
in Fiji NewsWith a population of around 700, Lutu Village is turning a shared dream into a tangible health lifeline by building a community dispensary. Land is secured and villagers are pooling funds for timber and cement, paving the way for weekly nurse visits and better access to care. A standout example of rural resilience, this initiative…
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Skipper Select XV Eyes Breakthrough Against Drua in Club Rugby Showdown
in Fiji NewsTwo rugby teams collide in a hotly anticipated Churchill Park showdown, where hungry Skipper Cup talents chase bigger stages. Expect electric Fijian flair, bone-rattling tackles, and a contest that could shape the careers of rising stars.
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Trump Push to Nationalize Voting Sparks Midterms Alarm
in NewsAs midterms approach, new rhetoric around voting integrity raises questions about the health of democracy. Critics warn that calls to ‘nationalize the vote’ clash with constitutional duties and could undermine public trust, even as election officials work to safeguard the process.
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Rain Cancels Lautoka’s National Youth Day 2001; Youths Rally with Community Clean-Ups
in Fiji NewsHeavy rainfall canceled Lautoka’s National Youth Day events in 2001, turning planned gatherings into a washout. Yet the day also spotlighted the resilience of youth, as volunteers launched cleanup drives and community initiatives despite the weather. A reminder that when plans get washed away, young people still find powerful ways to serve their communities.
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Fiji Sevens Comeback Seals Singapore Title, Tops World Sevens Series Standings
in Fiji NewsFiji’s men’s sevens side staged a dramatic comeback in Singapore, turning pressure into a pivotal victory that reshapes the World Sevens Series standings. As Perth looms and tougher opponents approach, patience, poise, and teamwork are fueling a growing momentum.
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US Lending Rules Shake Up SBA Financing for Indian Entrepreneurs
in NewsNew U.S. lending rules targeting Limited Partnership ownership could reshape SBA-backed financing for Indian entrepreneurs in the United States. Expect ownership restructures, potential stake sales, and a tougher financing landscape as lenders adapt.
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Nancy Meyers Returns with a Star-Studded Warner Bros. Comedy for Christmas 2027
in NewsNancy Meyers is back with a gleaming, star-studded comedy for Christmas 2027. Expect the glossy warmth and witty charm fans adore, now in a tale about the magic—and mischief—of making movies, featuring Penélope Cruz, Jude Law, Emma Mackey, Owen Wilson, and more. Glamour, heart, and sparkling storytelling await.