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Gen Z Reimagines Conservatism After Charlie Kirk’s Death
in NewsAt a Utah Capitol rally, 22-year-old Aubree Hudson steps into the spotlight, invoking a fallen mentor to rally a generation she says must be the most patriotic, courageous, and prosperous in U.S. history. As Gen Z conservatives confront new voices and old debates—from foreign policy to housing costs—the movement stands at a crossroads.
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Fiji football’s Christmas message: unity, gratitude, and a brighter New Year
in Fiji NewsFiji Football Association President Rajesh Patel delivers a festive message grounded in gratitude, unity, and the unifying power of football. He thanks volunteers, players, referees, and fans, while urging the community to embrace peace and generosity as the New Year approaches. A hopeful reflection on growth and new opportunities for Fijian football.
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Rooster Chicken Grassroots Fiji 7s Day 2: Knockouts Begin and Women’s Debut
in Fiji NewsDay two of the Rooster Chicken Grassroots Fiji 7s amps up the drama as knockout rugby returns to HFC Bank Stadium. Expect fiery U20 quarterfinals and the debut of the women’s pools, all fueling a festive push toward the title and a showcase of Fiji’s rising grassroots stars.
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Fiji Boxing Eyes Bigger Venue as Global Teams Set Sights on 2026 Youth Olympics
in Fiji NewsFiji’s boxing scene is gearing up for a big year in 2026, with plans for a larger venue and a high-profile two‑day tournament. International interest from Australia, New Zealand, and possibly Samoa is on the horizon, as the event doubles as prep for the Youth Olympics and Commonwealth Games. Coaching workshops and joint training with…
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Jim Beam Halts Bourbon Production at Clermont Amid Trade Turmoil
in NewsJim Beam is pausing bourbon production at its Clermont distillery, a move that highlights broader market headwinds—oversupply, shifting consumer tastes, and trade tensions. With other facilities continuing distillation and investments planned during the halt, the bourbon landscape could be poised for noteworthy changes.
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Miami Dollar Tree Freezer Death: Family Seeks Answers
in NewsTragedy strikes Miami when a devoted doctor and mother is found in a store freezer, leaving her family desperate for answers. With the investigation ongoing and no clear explanation yet, loved ones are rallying around each other in the wake of unimaginable loss. A GoFundMe has been launched to help the family through this difficult…
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Fiji Electricity Tariff Showdown: 22% Hike Prompts Government Negotiation
in Fiji NewsNew electricity tariff plans are stirring debate as talks with Energy Fiji Limited continue. A government minister labels a 22% proposed rise as premature and calls for alternatives that protect consumers while weighing the state’s stake in EFL. With consultations ongoing, the way forward could redefine affordability and energy policy in Fiji.
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Fiji Year 13 results hit 95% pass rate as 50 schools record perfect marks
in Fiji NewsA milestone year for education unfolds as the latest exam results show a 95% national pass rate with 8,646 candidates and 50 schools posting perfect scores — a bold leap from last year. With a 30-day window for recounts, momentum in classrooms nationwide is undeniable.
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Tailevu Rugby Union Targets Skipper Cup and Farebrother Trophy in 2026
in Fiji NewsFresh off a landmark season, Tailevu Rugby Union is setting its sights on 2026—targeting both the Skipper Cup and Farebrother Trophy. A new executive, a plan to run Tailevu like a professional brand, and a wave of community support signal a bold new direction. The turning point that revived a 14-year wait for a semi-final…
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SNL’s Trump Spoof Teases Patriot Games, Epstein Files and a Kennedy Center Rename
in NewsJames Austin Johnson delivers a razor-sharp Trump impersonation in SNL’s cold open, skewering the week’s headlines with bold humor and sly pop-culture twists. The sketch turns political theater into sharp satire, offering laughs and a subtle critique without giving away all the details.
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First Fijian Since 2009 to Officiate Sevens Cup Final
in Fiji NewsTevita Rokovereni’s rise as Fiji’s standout referee is turning heads on the international stage after earning a prestigious officiating honor. His journey from local fields to world rugby signals a new era for Fiji and a beacon for aspiring referees.
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FRU Launches Nationwide Union Audits to Elevate Fiji Rugby in 2024
in Fiji NewsFiji Rugby Union is rolling out a bold nationwide plan to elevate governance, coaching, and player development across every union. A phased program of visits, training, and education promises to raise standards and set the stage for a stronger, more competitive rugby future in Fiji.
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Jittu Estate Vuvale Fun Day Sparks Community Spirit and Youth Hope
in Fiji NewsJittu Estate buzzes with the Jittu Vuvale Fun Day, a vibrant celebration that brought neighbours together around a shiny new multipurpose court. From festive games to youth-focused activities, the day hints at a growing sense of community and a brighter future for the neighborhood.
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From Porsches to Maldives: How Pandemic Relief Funds Fueled a Minnesota Fraud Ring
in NewsPandemic relief funds meant to feed children are at the heart of a sweeping Minnesota fraud case, allegedly diverted to luxury cars, first-class travel, and seaside properties. As investigators connect international transfers to lavish spending, the case is reshaping how public aid is safeguarded—and the quest for accountability continues.
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149 Fiji Police Recruits Graduate, Pledging Integrity and Public Trust
in Fiji News149 police recruits, including 10 from Tuvalu, graduate after a demanding three-month Basic Recruits Course and begin their service with the Fiji Police Force. The ceremony spotlighted public welfare, integrity, and the vital role of trust and family support as the new officers prepare to serve with accountability.
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Health Workers to Receive More Overtime Pay as Ministry Finalizes 2026 Claims
in Fiji NewsOvertime pay for health workers is being finalized, with initial disbursements already issued and additional payments planned for early 2026. A careful verification across cost centers ensures accuracy and fairness for those who served communities through peak periods.
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Dominique Dawes Announces Tragic Update in Missing Father-in-Law Case
in NewsOlympic gold medalist Dominique Dawes shares a heartbreaking update about her father-in-law, Leonard Thompson, after a week-long missing-person saga. The family expresses gratitude for the outpouring of prayers and support as they grieve this difficult loss.
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Kentucky Lottery: Cash Ball and Lucky For Life Winning Numbers Revealed
in NewsSaturday’s lottery draws sparked fresh excitement across Cash Ball, Lucky For Life, and more, with prize opportunities ranging from solid payouts to a lifetime annuity. Midday and evening results added to the weekend suspense, leaving hopeful players weighing their next chances. A quick look at what happened and what it could mean for players.
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Winter Solstice 2025: The Longest Night and the Sun’s Return
in NewsWinter’s longest night hints at renewal and the return of light. Discover how the solstice becomes a tapestry of rituals and stories that welcome brighter days ahead.
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Stratus COVID Variant Sparks U.S. Surge as Vaccines and Masks Take Center Stage
in NewsStratus, a new COVID-19 variant, is fueling a nationwide surge with cold-like symptoms for many. Yet severe illness remains possible, underscoring the importance of updated vaccines and smart precautions as the wave unfolds.
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Pamela A. Smith Defends Leadership in DC Police Farewell Amid Data Scrutiny
in NewsAt a farewell address in D.C., Chief Pamela A. Smith defended her record amid crime-data allegations, delivering a faith-filled, defiant message as scrutiny intensified. The moment underscored leadership, accountability, and the challenges facing women of color in policing.
