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MIT Fusion Center Director Killed in Brookline Shooting
in NewsA renowned MIT physicist and director of the Plasma Science and Fusion Center is killed at home in Brookline, leaving the academic community reeling. As investigators seek answers, colleagues remember a trailblazer whose work on plasma turbulence and clean fusion energy reshaped the field. The loss echoes beyond the lab.
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Sabrina Ionescu Home Burglary in SoCal: $60K in Handbags Stolen
in NewsA late-night break-in at the Southern California home of WNBA star Sabrina Ionescu and her husband has authorities investigating after valuables were taken. As the investigation unfolds, the incident raises questions about security and life in the public eye.
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David Spade Urges Restoring Christmas Traditions in Public Celebrations
in NewsComedian David Spade weighs in on Christmas traditions and the push to keep Christ at the center as public celebrations shift. A timely debate about inclusivity, heritage, and what this season really means today.
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First Pacific Polytech Graduation Signals Fiji’s Growing Skilled Workforce
in Fiji NewsSixty-four graduates from Pacific Polytech celebrate the Class of 2025 with certificates in agriculture, carpentry, software, and ICT. The ceremony highlights Fiji’s growing focus on practical skills as a driver for trade, infrastructure, and digital progress. A new wave of skilled workers is ready to shape the country’s evolving economy.
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Broncos Ready to Defend Fiji Coral Coast 7s Crown
in Fiji NewsDefending champions with village pride head to Sigatoka for the Coral Coast Fiji 7s. From Naevuevu Village, these young stars blend discipline and raw talent as they chase another milestone on Fiji’s grassroots rugby stage. Their journey promises a glimpse of the next generation shaping the game.
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Fiji Signs MOU to Boost Community-Driven Renewable Energy
in Fiji NewsA new multi-party partnership in Fiji aims to accelerate clean energy and empower local communities. By focusing on developing local skills and sustainable growth, the collaboration promises to unlock eco-friendly energy solutions and a more resilient future for Fiji’s islands.
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Fiji’s Western Division Preps for Disease Outbreaks with Intensive Training
in Fiji NewsFiji’s Western Division is ramping up outbreak readiness with a three-day divisional training as the wet season approaches. Frontline teams—from doctors to laboratory staff—are uniting to sharpen surveillance, data analysis and rapid response capabilities. The program aims to tailor division-specific outbreak plans, strengthening resilience against future health threats.
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Kay Flock’s Defense Challenges Gang Leader Claim Ahead of Sentencing
in NewsDefense lawyers for Kay Flock push a controversial angle, arguing he shouldn’t be seen as a gang leader due to an “intellectual disability,” a claim the government counters with a detailed rebuttal. Prosecutors say Flock was a key figure in escalating violence, tying his actions to real incidents and even provocative posts and lyrics. With…
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Rabuka Unveils Fiji Cabinet Shake-Up Ahead of Anniversary
in Fiji NewsFiji’s Prime Minister unveils a sweeping cabinet reshuffle aimed at sharpening governance as the administration moves into year four. Fresh appointments span foreign affairs, rural development, climate action, and culture, signaling a refreshed approach to national priorities. The changes point to a more coordinated effort to deliver on promises and advance communities across the islands.
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Barbara Rose Johns Statue Replaces Confederate Symbol at Capitol
in NewsA new statue in the U.S. Capitol spotlights Barbara Rose Johns, the teenager whose bold protest against segregated schools helped spark a landmark civil rights breakthrough. Discover the story behind the statue and why her courage still resonates today.
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Trump Set for Prime-Time White House Address Ahead of Midterms
in NewsA prime-time address from the White House sets the stage as President Trump reflects on the year and lays out a roadmap for the years ahead. With midterm pressures mounting, the moment could signal how the administration plans to move forward.
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Northwest Weather Watch Forces Caution on Christmas Lights and Outdoor Displays
in NewsAs December brings twinkling lights, a soggy Northwest forecast could threaten those festive displays. A seasoned decorator shares practical tips to protect outdoor lights from wind and rain and keep the holiday sparkle alive.
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Hoover Murder-Suicide Investigation Shocks Local Community
in NewsHoover is confronting a shocking family tragedy as investigators probe what happened at a local home. The community is rallying around Christina Chambers, a longtime sports reporter, as details emerge and a young child who was present remains unharmed.
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Whitney Leavitt to Star in All For Love Holiday Rom-Com and Play Roxie Hart on Broadway in 2026
in NewsWhitney Leavitt steps into the spotlight as both lead and executive producer for her first feature, a sparkling holiday romance headed for a 2026 premiere. With a Broadway-bound turn on the horizon and a wave of high-profile projects, this rising star is mapping out a bold, multi-genre ascent that fans won’t want to miss.
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Fiji Braces for Cyclones as Councils Urged to Fix Drains
in Fiji NewsHeavy rainfall is putting urban drainage to the test as cyclone season looms. Local authorities are pushing proactive drainage fixes and stronger disaster coordination to shield communities from floods, signaling a new push for smarter, safer infrastructure.
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Government Delays Hit Court Deadlines, Triggering Penalties and Reform Calls
in Fiji News– Delays in securing essential instructions from ministries are driving up court penalties and shaking public confidence in the justice system. A top solicitor-general urges faster coordination to keep public funds and proceedings on track. – Court deadlines loom, but bureaucratic delays may trigger hefty penalties and a credibility gap. The plea: tighter inter-ministerial collaboration…
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Hilary Duff’s Dunkin Holiday Ad Sparks Mixed Reactions
in NewsHilary Duff brings nostalgic charm to a festive Dunkin’ holiday spot, mixing cozy kitchen vibes with playful Munchkin antics. The ad is drawing a spectrum of reaction—from warm praise to puzzled critiques—as it teases the season’s limited-time treats and cheeky humor.
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Brookline Shooting: MIT Professor Dead, Police Investigating
in NewsA Brookline night shattered by gunfire left a MIT professor dead, sending shockwaves through the campus. As investigators seek answers, the MIT community mourns and safety questions linger.
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Pacific Online Violence Against Women with Disabilities: A Data Gap Demands Action
in Fiji NewsOnline violence against women and girls with disabilities is a growing crisis hiding in the shadows of scarce data. Advocates warn that without reliable statistics, protection and accountability remain out of reach—calling for urgent cross-sector action.
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Suva Harbour Fuel Slick Triggers Investigation and Safety Warnings
in Fiji NewsAn apparent fuel slick near Suva Harbour has prompted a coordinated response and ongoing monitoring. With investigations underway, authorities urge extra caution in handling fuels and other hazardous substances to protect the marine environment.
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Fiji Childhood Memories: Lessons in Resilience and Community
in Fiji NewsAnnetta Florence Ragg’s memories offer a glimpse of Fiji’s past: a close-knit community, scarce goods, and a garden that stood as a symbol of resilience. From improvised classrooms to long boat journeys, her story hints at a world where family, craft, and quiet courage kept spirits bright.
