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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.
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Fiji LTA Warns of Impersonators: Use Official Channels to Avoid Fraud
in Fiji NewsImpersonators posing as transport officials are targeting the public with fake permit schemes. Learn the red flags, why you must use official channels, and how to report suspicious activity to protect yourself from fraud.
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Gabbard Whistleblower Complaint Sparks National Security Scrutiny
in NewsNew whispers of a whistleblower complaint tied to a top intelligence official are swirling, with the full details kept under wraps amid questions of secrecy and executive privilege. As debates deepen about national security and political timing, the story hints at high-stakes tensions unfolding behind closed doors.
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Gracie Abrams: From JJ Abrams’ Daughter to Music’s Next Big Thing
in NewsFrom a Hollywood lineage to a rising star in music and film, Gracie Abrams is crafting a voice that’s unmistakably her own. With a Grammy nomination in sight, moments on big stages, and an eagerly awaited film role on the horizon, her story is just getting started.
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Argentina’s Indec Chief Resigns Ahead of Key Inflation Data
in NewsAn unexpected shakeup at Argentina’s statistics agency coincides with a forthcoming inflation release and a revamped price index. The timing sparks talk about data independence, credibility, and what the new numbers may mean for the economy.
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Artemis 2 fueling rehearsal underway as NASA eyes February launch window
in NewsArctic temperatures greet NASA as teams run a critical fueling rehearsal for Artemis 2. Four astronauts remain in quarantine while engineers practice a full countdown and propellant loading, tightening the window for a February launch.
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FBC to Broadcast Miss Pacific Islands Pageant Across Fiji and Beyond
in Fiji NewsFiji gears up for a landmark Miss Pacific Islands Pageant, now on a wider stage thanks to a new broadcasting partnership and global streaming. With contestants arriving for a week of team-building and cultural showcases, the countdown to a vibrant Pacific celebration is underway.
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DNA Confirms Paternity, but Bachata Star Delays Legal Recognition
in News– Una madre lucha para que su hijo sea reconocido por su padre biológico, tras una prueba de ADN que complicó el camino y un proceso legal que no avanza. – Entre obstáculos legales y voces que ponen en duda su historia, la madre busca garantías para su hijo y un reconocimiento que podría abrir…
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Texas Senate Bid Faces Backlash Over Christ-Like Values Remark
in NewsTexas Rep. James Talarico sparked a firestorm by saying that “Christ-like” ethics can come from people outside the Christian fold. As he pursues the U.S. Senate, the remarks fuel a broader debate on faith, morality, and politics in Texas.
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Tulsi Gabbard Whistleblower Complaint Sealed, Sparks National Security Scrutiny
in NewsA classified whistleblower complaint against the Director of National Intelligence has sparked a behind-the-scenes clash over security, executive privilege, and access to Congress. As officials offer competing accounts, the controversy raises sharp questions about oversight and national security.
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Fiji Boosts Border Security with New Canine Unit and High-Tech Inspections
in Fiji NewsFiji is boosting border security with a new canine facility in the Northern Division and an expanded Dog Detector Unit in Savusavu. A forthcoming container examination facility and upgraded surveillance equipment will strengthen risk detection and inter-agency collaboration against smuggling and drug trafficking. Officials stress that coordinated efforts across police, Navy, CID, and other agencies…
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Severe Thunderstorm Warning in Fiji Sparks Flash Flood Risk
in Fiji NewsSevere thunderstorms are moving into parts of Viti Levu and Vanua Levu, bringing heavy rainfall and a heightened risk of flash flooding. As conditions stay unsettled into the afternoon and evening, stay prepared with practical safety steps to protect your family and home.
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Coach Handcuffed After Morehouse Game: Benjy Taylor Hires Civil Rights Attorney Harry Daniels
in NewsProminent civil rights attorney Harry Daniels has joined Tuskegee coach Benjy Taylor’s team after a heated postgame incident against Morehouse that led to his brief handcuffing. The move raises fresh questions about security protocols, accountability, and the role of law enforcement at sporting events.
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John Furner Takes the Helm as Walmart’s New CEO
in NewsJohn Furner takes the helm at Walmart, bringing a hands-on career that rose from the store floor to the C-suite. As automation, pay shifts, and a shifting retail landscape unfold, his leadership could chart Walmart’s next big chapter.
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Paternity Battle Tests a Child’s Right to Identity in Santo Domingo
in NewsA Dominican doctor’s fight for her child’s identity spirals into a prolonged legal saga, marked by secrecy, harassment, and alleged irregularities. It’s a tense test of justice, rights, and a family’s future.
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Fiji Eyes Major FICAC Shake-Up After Court Ruling
in Fiji NewsFiji prepares a bold shift in who appoints the anti-corruption chief, as a landmark court ruling and ongoing investigations test the leadership of FICAC. With amendments to the FICAC Act on the table, questions about governance, rule of law, and institutional independence are in focus.
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Bongino Slams Media Over Crime Coverage After FBI Exit
in NewsAn outspoken former FBI deputy director fires back at what he calls out-of-touch media coverage of public safety and crime trends. He argues headlines miss the real realities on the ground and questions the media’s grasp of crime data under recent administrations. A provocative take on the clash between firsthand law enforcement experience and today’s…