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Fiji’s Kava Boom Turns Rural Farms into a $190 Million Export Engine
in Fiji NewsFiji’s kava story has shifted from subsistence to a national powerhouse, reshaping rural livelihoods and regional economies. A tale of resilience, evolving markets, and renewed farming investment hints at what’s fueling its ascent—and the promise and uncertainty it holds for farming families across the islands.
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SNL Sketch: Mom Reconsiders Trump, Ignites Generational Debate
in NewsAn unguarded admission from a suburban mom sparks a chaotic, funny family debate about politics and belief. With generational tensions, surprising doubts, and a dash of self-discovery, the sketch invites viewers to consider how easily minds can shift—and still feel like home.
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DOJ Shakeup Narrows Trump Ally Ed Martin’s Power
in NewsEd Martin’s long-running role at the Justice Department is undergoing a significant shift. He’ll no longer lead the Weaponization Working Group and will be relocated to a different DOJ building in Northeast Washington, distancing him from top leadership. The move comes amid renewed scrutiny of his ties to ongoing probes and the Trump-era prosecutions he…
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Fiji Sevens surge: Singapore double lifts them to World Series lead
in Fiji NewsFiji’s rugby sevens captain Jerry Matana praises a surge of resilience after back-to-back Singapore wins that catapult the team to the World Series summit. He highlights the hard-fought growth and hints at a stern Perth challenge as Fiji chases more glory.
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Neil Gaiman Breaks Silence, Denies Allegations Amid Smear Campaign
in NewsNeil Gaiman breaks his silence after a year of upheaval, insisting the allegations against him are a smear and that the truth hasn’t been fully heard. As projects pause and legal battles unfold, the acclaimed author hints at a bold new writing chapter and a renewed focus on storytelling, resilience, and family.
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Varoufakis: EU Reform Window Closed, Heralding a Long Decline
in NewsYanis Varoufakis delivers a stark verdict on the EU’s trajectory, arguing that reforms have stalled and the bloc risks long-term decline. He points to fundamental eurozone design flaws and missed windows for bold change—a conversation that questions whether deeper integration is still possible or merely rhetoric.
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East Cold, West Warm: Snow Threat for Midwest and Mid-Atlantic on Tuesday
in NewsTwo seasons collide across the United States: the East shivers under a cold snap while the West basks in unseasonable warmth. A potential snow event looms for the Midwest and Mid-Atlantic, signaling how quickly conditions can shift.
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Fiji Netball Unites Pearls and Men’s Team for 2026 Prep Camp
in Fiji NewsNetball Fiji ramps up its high-performance push with a combined pre-season camp for the Fiji Pearls and the national men’s team. A two-day program focusing on conditioning, skills, and tactics sets the stage for a busy 2026 international calendar. It’s a strategic move to align pathways and boost readiness for a breakthrough year.
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Illinois SNAP Overhaul: What the New Work Rules Mean
in NewsIllinois SNAP changes tighten eligibility for adults 18–64 with new work, education, or service requirements and fewer waivers. As food pantries brace for higher demand, communities point to local resources to weather the transition.
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Fiji Unveils Bold Drug Reform Plan and New Counter Narcotics Bureau
in Fiji NewsFiji unveils a sweeping plan to confront its growing drug challenge, promising protections for informants, modernized evidence handling, and expanded rehabilitation. A proposed Counter Narcotics Bureau would coordinate nationwide efforts, with public consultations set to help shape the roadmap.
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Fiji PM Rabuka to Meet President Over High Court Ruling, Signals Possible Appeal
in Fiji NewsPrime Minister Rabuka gears up for high-stakes talks with President Lalabalavu as a recent court ruling hangs over government plans. A cabinet meeting and party discussions are set to center on the ruling and potential next steps, including what moves might follow. The move signals a determined bid to navigate the legal challenge and safeguard…
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Grammys Go Political: Ricky Gervais Warns Winners Over Activist Speeches
in NewsRicky Gervais weighs in as the Grammys become a stage for political moments, stirring a fresh wave of celebrity activism. Winners used their spotlight to address immigration, inclusivity, and human rights—sparking reactions that echo beyond the ceremony. The conversation around this year’s show is just getting started.
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Turkish Startup Founder Arrested in U.S. Over Alleged $7 Million Fraud and Visa Scheme
in NewsA rising Turkish founder faces a sweeping indictment in New York, accused of defrauding investors and forging documents to obtain an extraordinary-ability visa. The case hints at inflated numbers, fake customers, and a dramatic plunge from startup ascent to legal peril.
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Artemis II Countdown Underway as NASA Prepares for Pivotal Moon Mission Test
in NewsNASA’s next leap toward the Moon hinges on a dramatic dress rehearsal for the Artemis II mission. A full countdown and simulated tanking will push the Space Launch System to the brink of liftoff, testing whether the crew and hardware are ready for a historic lunar journey. The results could reshape the timeline as engineers…
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Could a Government Shutdown Delay Your Tax Refund This Season?
in NewsTax season kicks off as a budget standoff threatens IRS processing and could delay refunds. While e-filing continues for some, major services may stall if funding falters—leaving millions watching how this political fight could affect their filings.
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Ramadan 2026 Start Date Tied to Crescent Moon Sighting
in NewsRamadan 2026 invites reflection, renewal, and shared moments of devotion. From dawn-to-dusk fasting to nightly prayers and acts of charity, this holy month brings communities together in spiritual growth and compassionate service.
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SNAP Work Rules Go Live Across States, Reshaping Benefits
in NewsSNAP work requirements are shifting from debate to reality for millions, with timelines that vary wildly by state. In Alabama, emergency funds are stepping in as federal changes reshape access to groceries for hundreds of thousands. As counties grapple with dependence and lawmakers weigh exemptions, the coming months will test how communities balance employment, aid,…
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20 New Recycling Bins Roll Out in Fiji’s Serua Province for World Wetlands Day
in Fiji NewsTwenty new recycling bins and school supplies are bringing a tangible boost to Serua Province’s waste management efforts. Tied to World Wetlands Day, the initiative spans Nabukelevu and nearby villages, blending practical recycling with support for students and a commitment to greener futures.
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Policing Reform Talks Signal Unified Push on Drug and Cybercrime Laws
in Fiji NewsTop officials mapped a roadmap to modernize policing laws and strengthen cross‑agency cooperation, touching on the Police Act, narcotics measures, and cybercrime provisions. The discussions point to a proactive push for a more responsive, safety‑focused legal framework.
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Fiji Eyes Self-Sufficiency as Migrant Labor Fills Gaps
in Fiji NewsFiji’s government says migrant workers are helping fill key labor gaps while a concerted push to boost local skills aims to reduce reliance on foreign labor. With construction driving demand, authorities emphasize the foreign intake is temporary and will be adjusted as local workers step up.
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Bula Outsourcing Becomes Creative Partner for Leaders LEAD Symposium 2026 in Fiji
in Fiji NewsLeaders LEAD Symposium is teaming up with Bula Outsourcing in a long-term partnership aimed at expanding leadership development across Fiji and the Pacific. With Bula Outsourcing as Creative and Marketing Partner for 2026 and beyond, the collaboration promises fresh ways to inspire, connect, and empower tomorrow’s leaders.