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Thai-Cambodian Border Ceasefire Sparks Hope as Detained Soldiers Set for Release
in Fiji NewsAfter days of tense clashes along the border, a fragile ceasefire between Thailand and Cambodia has taken hold. As diplomats monitor the agreement and civilians hope for relief, questions linger about detainees, landmines, and what comes next for regional stability.
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Myanmar’s Contested Election Opens as Junta Seeks Legitimacy
in NewsPolls open as Myanmar confronts a controversial election wrapped in censorship and conflict. With Suu Kyi detained and the opposition sidelined, questions swirl about the vote’s legitimacy—and what it would mean for the country’s fragile future.
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Minnesota 2025: A Year of Turmoil, Tragedy, and Resilience
in News2025 tested Minnesota with upheaval and heartbreak, yet it also sparked remarkable resilience and community spirit. A year of hard lessons and hopeful bridges, reminding neighbors that together they can weather the toughest days.
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Three Fatal Crashes Spark Urgent Road Safety Push
in Fiji NewsThree recent fatal crashes put road safety in sharp focus. As investigations unfold, the stories raise urgent questions about driver responsibility and what changes could help prevent future losses.
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Brigitte Bardot Dies at 91: Cinema Icon and Controversial Legacy
in News– Brigitte Bardot’s rise from Parisian charm to cinema icon rewrote an era, blending glamour with a thirst for independence. Her story spans romance, controversy, and a later passionate shift to animal rights. – She redefined femininity on screen in the 1950s, but Bardot’s legacy goes beyond the spotlight—a complex journey from star to activist,…
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Roy Krishna Returns to Fiji to Sign with Bula FC
in Fiji NewsRoy Krishna makes a landmark return to Fiji, stepping onto the pitch for Bula FC with decades of top-level experience behind him. Wearing the number 21, the Fiji captain is poised to lead a new era for the club and inspire the next generation of players.
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Arctic Outbreak Heads East: Snow, Ice and Travel Disruptions Ahead
in NewsA powerful winter system is sweeping toward the Northeast, packing rain, snow, and an Arctic chill. Officials warn of travel disruptions, icing in higher elevations, and pockets of heavy lake-effect snow as the front moves east. With conditions changing quickly from the Midwest to the East Coast, communities across the region could face a rapid…
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Brigitte Bardot Dies at 91: Icon of Cinema and Animal Rights
in NewsBrigitte Bardot, the iconic star whose free-spirited charm defined an era, has died at 91. A life that moved from dazzling cinema to relentless animal advocacy—an unforgettable legacy that continues to spark conversation and fascination.
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TDE’s 12th Annual Christmas Drive Sparks Community Joy
in NewsReturning for its 12th year, a festive concert and toy drive sparks joy and community pride. What began as a small act of giving has blossomed into a lasting movement that keeps bringing families together year after year.
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Myanmar election under military rule tests democracy
in NewsPolling stations open in Myanmar as the country stages its first general election in years under military oversight. With questions about fairness and dissent amid a tense security backdrop, the vote could redefine the fragile path toward civilian rule—or reveal how far the struggle for democracy remains from reach.
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Western New York Weekend Storm: Flood Watch and High Winds Loom
in NewsWestern New York faces a weekend storm bringing heavy rain and strong winds, triggering flood watches and wind advisories across the region. As forecasts evolve, prepare for possible disruptions and stay ahead of changing conditions.
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Brigitte Bardot: The 60s Cinema Icon Remembered
in NewsBrigitte Bardot, a fearless icon of 1960s cinema, has died at 91. From a landmark breakout to bold, controversial moments and later animal-rights advocacy, her legacy remains as captivating as it is polarizing.
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Antarctica Bond: Parks Helps Will Smith Find Courage in a New Series
in NewsTwo explorers push beyond fear in a polar odyssey, where isolation strips away the veneer and courage—and curiosity—take center stage. A story of tension, trust, and transformation that hints at the quiet power of true adventure.
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Robin and Vickie’s Romance Highlights Hawkins’ Denial in Stranger Things Season 5
in NewsRobin and Vickie spark a rare moment of joy in Hawkins as a new romance blooms amid rising shadows. Yet that brightness twists toward a deeper truth—that the town’s grind to Normalcy might be masking something far more dangerous. A tension-filled look at love, loyalty, and the quiet denial shaping Hawkins’ fate.
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Winter Storm Blankets Tri-State Area as Snow Falls Across NY, NJ and CT
in NewsAn overnight winter storm swept the Tri-State area, laying down a thick, glittering blanket of snow with sleet complicating totals. Morning light reveals a sparkling landscape, from Central Park’s fresh 4-inch-plus cover to heavier accumulations farther out. It’s winter magic with travel reminders as the region digests the overnight drift.
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Rome Outings Spark Kravitz–Styles Romance Rumors
in NewsRomance rumors swirl as Zoë Kravitz and Harry Styles are spotted together on Rome strolls, with a dazzling ring fueling talk of a possible engagement. Fashion-forward moments and public affection have fans buzzing about the couple’s next chapter.
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Lake Erie Lakeshore Flood Warning Prompts Caution Across Buffalo, Dunkirk and Chautauqua County
in NewsRising water and powerful waves trigger a lakeshore flood warning along Lake Erie, impacting parts of Northern Erie, Southern Erie, and Chautauqua County. With beach erosion and road closures likely, residents near the shore are urged to stay away from piers and seek higher ground as conditions unfold.
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TLTB Denies Misconduct Claims, Reaffirms Transparent Land Leases
in Fiji NewsAmid online allegations, the iTaukei Land Trust Board defends its handling of landowner funds, leases, and staff matters. It emphasizes strict adherence to policy, thorough landowner consultations, and ongoing efforts to strengthen governance and empower communities.
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Stranger Things Season 5 Finale: Who Might Sacrifice Themselves?
in NewsStranger Things fans brace for the finale as speculation runs wild over which beloved characters might face their ultimate fate. With near-misses and emotional upheaval signaling a game-changing end, the final episodes promise twists that will redefine the saga.
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New Orleans City Hall Cuts Jobs as Budget Shortfall Deepens
in NewsNew Orleans faces a major budget crisis as City Hall triggers layoffs and a hiring freeze. The department reshaping aims to protect essential services, while residents watch closely to see what the coming months will bring.
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Lynda Rabeni-Vatuloka Leads NZ to Global Youth Sevens Triumph
in Fiji NewsHeritage and grit converge as a rising rugby star helps New Zealand clinch the Global Youth Sevens title. After a two-season knee injury, Lynda Rabeni-Vatuloka made a dramatic comeback, carrying forward a proud Fijian lineage and a new chapter for women’s rugby.