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DOJ Shake-Up After Memo Labeling Jan. 6 Rioters a Mob
in Fiji NewsTwo prosecutors were placed on administrative leave after a sentencing memo tied to a Capitol riot raised questions about political influence in the justice system. A swift case reshuffle and revised filings have many wondering how politics may intersect with high-stakes prosecutions—and what accountability looks like in these moments.
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Dar es Salaam Protests Roil Tanzania’s Election Under Hassan
in NewsProtests flare in Dar es Salaam as Tanzania’s election unfolds under the shadow of opposition disqualification. Demonstrators flood major roads while questions mount about fairness and the path toward a more inclusive political future.
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Gemeny Hernandez arrested in Miami after cellphone dispute with Emily Estefan
in NewsA high-profile relationship is under scrutiny after a cellphone dispute escalated into an arrest. New details shed light on a tense confrontation that tested an eight-year partnership and their shared projects, while both sides have stayed quiet. What comes next for their relationship and public work remains to be seen.
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The Lost King settles defamation case with on-screen clarification
in NewsFollowing a defamation settlement, The Lost King will include an on-screen clarification in English and Welsh releases to address a university official’s portrayed character. The original footage stays intact, but the note acknowledges the depiction was fictional, underscoring the line between storytelling and truth in real-life events.
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From Viral Fame to Courtroom Drama: Virginia Tractor Shop Owner Faces Misdemeanor Sexual Battery Charges
in NewsNorman Taylor, the viral “lock ’em up” figure behind Crewe Tractor, now faces serious charges that could upend his Virginia business and family name. As his son Trey speaks out and the case unfolds, the future of the family enterprise hangs in the balance.
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Orlando Braces for Halloween Chill as Cold Front Sweeps In
in NewsCentral Florida braces for a sharp cool-down as a cold front sweeps through. Expect crisp mornings and a brisk Halloween night, with one of the coolest Halloweens in decades before a sunny, warmer weekend arrives.
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Vanua Balavu, Fiji: Denture Outreach Treats 100 Patients
in Fiji NewsOn Vanua Balavu, a dedicated dental team is delivering essential prosthetic care that brings renewed smiles and comfort to residents. This outreach underscores a growing commitment to accessible oral health across Fiji’s outer islands and the power of community-driven healthcare.
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Fiji Unveils People-Centered Justice Reform Roadmap at Inaugural Summit
in Fiji NewsFiji is steering a bold reform of its justice system toward greater accessibility and dignity for all. The inaugural Justice Summit brought together leaders, judiciary, civil society and international partners to sketch a collaborative, people-centered path forward—laying the groundwork for a new chapter in the rule of law.
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Senate Scrutinizes Wellness Ties of Surgeon General Nominee Ahead of Confirmation Hearing
in NewsDr. Casey Means, a wellness influencer nominated for Surgeon General, heads into a high-stakes confirmation hearing amid questions about ties to a wellness company and online product promotions. Democrats warn such links could cloud public health guidance, while Republicans defend her medical credentials. The debate spotlights transparency, public trust, and the pressures of balancing industry…
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Netflix Announces Global Watch Party for Stranger Things Season 5 Preview
in NewsAn exclusive early glimpse of Stranger Things’ final season is on the way, unveiled during a global virtual event. The five-minute teaser promises cast interviews, surprises, and behind-the-scenes moments—just enough to whet the appetite without spoiling the ride. With a three-part release on the horizon, the countdown to the showdown is officially underway.
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Halloween Weather Whiplash: Storms and Sunshine Across the Nation
in NewsHalloween weather unfolds as a regional mosaic—from stormy nights in the Pacific Northwest to mild, breeze-filled evenings in the South. A mix of rain, wind, and chilly air after dusk could reshape costume plans and trick-or-treat routes.
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New Jersey Governor Race: Sherrill Up in Polls, Voters See Neighbors Favor Ciattarelli
in NewsNew Jersey’s gubernatorial contest is tightening, with voters’ perceptions of who their neighbors back taking center stage. As early voting unfolds, momentum seems to hinge as much on perception as on the latest poll numbers, leaving the race wide open.
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ICJ Climate Verdict Sets Stage for COP as Pacific Demands Fossil Fuel Phaseout
in Fiji NewsA panel of experts weighs a historic ICJ advisory on climate justice and what it could mean for state duties, displacement, and funding. For the Pacific, the discussion underscores urgency and accountability as COP preparations unfold. History, responsibility, and a more just climate action story intertwine in this timely dialogue.
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Hawaii Launches Emergency Housing and Utilities Aid Amid Federal Shutdown
in NewsHawaii unveils a new relief program aimed at helping families weather financial hardship tied to the federal shutdown. The initiative offers short-term assistance for housing and essential utilities, targeting households with dependent children and income eligibility.
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Wicked: For Good Teases Glinda-Elphaba Bond and Dorothy Cameo in Oz Sequel
in Fiji NewsOz fans, brace for a bold new chapter. Wicked: For Good dives into evolving friendships, sharper choices, and consequences that ripple through the beloved world. With familiar faces returning in unexpected ways and a fresh cinematic vision, this sequel teases twists that could redefine the tale—keeping what you love while offering something exhilaratingly new.
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Fiji Launches Exercise Cartwheel 2025 With Multinational Forces
in Fiji NewsFiji hosts a major multinational drill through November, focused on boosting readiness and interoperability. Exercise Cartwheel 2025 gathers forces from the Pacific and beyond to simulate realistic scenarios with blank rounds and pyrotechnics. A showcase of regional security cooperation and disaster-response preparation across partner nations.
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Fiji Condemns Pastor’s Derogatory Remarks, Urges Forgiveness and Interfaith Unity
in Fiji NewsCommunity leaders condemn hateful remarks aimed at Fiji’s Hindu and Muslim communities, urging forgiveness and calm over retaliation. In a call for interfaith dialogue and mutual respect, the message underscores Fiji’s strength in diversity—even as tensions surface.
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Shutdown Sparks Military Pay Cliff Ahead of November 15
in NewsWith the government shutdown dragging on, pay issues are looming for federal workers and active-duty service members. A temporary funding boost—boosted by a large private donation—has kept payroll afloat for now, but officials warn the clock is ticking toward the next payday.
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Insight Editions Unveils Tarantino Filmography Book Series
in NewsQuentin Tarantino’s filmography is getting a lavish new treatment in a forthcoming coffee-table series. Kicking off with The Making of Quentin Tarantino’s Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood, the volume gathers rare interviews and behind-the-scenes imagery to map the director’s evolving vision. With future installments planned for Inglourious Basterds and Django Unchained, this non-linear journey…
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Labasa online impersonation scam sparks concern as police charge suspect
in Fiji NewsA Labasa man has been arrested and charged in a deceptive online scam that allegedly duped a software engineer into transferring funds after a social-media impersonation. The money was reportedly withdrawn soon after, highlighting a rising trend of digital fraud and the need for online vigilance.
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Paris Court Hears Impact of Cyberbullying on Brigitte Macron
in NewsIn a Paris courtroom, the daughter of France’s First Lady delivers a poignant account of how relentless online abuse has shaped her mother’s life. Ten defendants face charges over a wave of harmful posts, a case that highlights the deep personal toll of cyberbullying on public families.