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Tshwane Substation Fire Sparks Outages Amid Cable Theft Probe
in NewsCriminal cable theft sparked a Christmas Eve fire at a major substation, plunging parts of Centurion and Olievenhoutbosch into darkness. With one transformer irreparable and restoration hampered by heavy rain, authorities are racing to get power back up while boosting security to prevent a repeat.
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Nausori Market Vendors Find Hope and Independence Ahead of the Festive Season
in Fiji NewsAt Nausori Market, daily trades become a lifeline and a doorway to healing. Tokasa Cavukali, 58, has reshaped her life through market work, finding independence and a reason to smile again. As the festive season nears, her story celebrates resilience, kindness, and the true spirit of community.
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Meghan and Harry’s PR Shake-Up Deepens as Communications Chief Exits
in NewsMeredith Maines’ tenure with the Sussexes ends as the communications team undergoes another shift. With leadership now centralized under Liam Maguire, the couple’s public-facing strategy could be moving toward a more unified approach—and signals of what’s to come in their outreach.
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Shooting at North Carolina Custody Exchange Injures Police Officers in Mint Hill
in NewsAn early-morning confrontation in Mint Hill left two police officers injured and a suspect dead after a gunfight at a busy shopping center during a custody exchange. The investigation is ongoing as authorities piece together what happened and the community awaits updates.
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Mask-Off Moment: Loomer Accuses Far-Right Sabotage of Ramaswamy’s Ohio Campaign
in NewsRifts erupt within the MAGA camp as Laura Loomer takes on far-right voices over Vivek Ramaswamy’s Ohio bid. A “mask-off moment” surfaces as contenders push for a protest vote, threatening to redraw loyalties and reshape the movement’s path into the coming election years.
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JonBenet Ramsey Case Reopened as Boulder Police Seek Fresh Clues
in NewsDecades after JonBenet Ramsey’s death, Boulder detectives are renewing their investigation with new interviews and fresh evidence review. As conversations are revisited and key pieces re-tested, the case remains open, keeping hope—and questions—alive.
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Angela Kinsey Reveals the Lie That Landed Her an NBC Internship
in NewsAngela Kinsey looks back at the moments before The Office, revealing a bold move that helped her land an NBC internship. The tale blends persistence with a surprising twist, showing how one chance decision can steer a whole career. A candid memory that hints at the unpredictable road to stardom.
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New England Braces for Winter Storm: Snow, Slippery Roads Ahead Friday
in NewsWinter weather is on the horizon for parts of New England this weekend, bringing the threat of snow, slick roads, and travel delays. With advisories in play across several counties, drivers are urged to plan ahead as conditions can change quickly. The storm also brings chances for wintry scenery and cold temperatures—a reminder to stay…
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Gau Island infant’s death prompts complaint over remote health care and water shortages
in Fiji NewsA Gau Island family’s plea after the death of six-month-old Yaca is shining a harsh light on healthcare in remote communities. They’ve filed an official complaint, alleging serious inadequacies at Qarani Health Centre, from water shortages to delays in care. Their call for urgent reforms—better resources, staffing, and emergency readiness—highlights the quest for timely, quality…
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Why When Harry Met Sally Is Still the Ultimate Fall Rom-Com
in NewsFall is the perfect backdrop for a timeless love story that blends sharp wit with heartfelt warmth. This beloved rom-com dives into whether friendship can turn into something more—and why timing matters. A cozy, quotable classic that still feels fresh as the season changes.
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Labasa 7s 2026: Woman-Led Fiji Bitter Tourney Aims to Fund a Community Gym
in Fiji NewsLabasa’s Fiji Bitter 7s is back for a three-day rugby festival in Nawadamu, delivering edge-of-seat competition and rising talent. Beyond the on-field action, the event aims to fund a Nawadamu gym and community hall, boosting grassroots sport and community resilience.
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Fiji Government Pledges Big Support for Rugby and Referees
in Fiji NewsFiji’s rugby scene is set for a new chapter as the government pledges strong support to both the Fiji Rugby Union and the Fiji Rugby Referees Association. At the Fiji Rugby Referees Awards in Suva, Minister Jese Saukuru highlighted referees’ vital role and a new era of collaboration, welcomed by interim chairman Talemo Waqa.
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Jeffrey R. Holland Hospitalized Over Christmas as Prayers Rise for Church Leader
in NewsDuring this Christmas season, President Jeffrey R. Holland faces health challenges and is receiving specialized care with family by his side. A message of prayers, resilience, and hope echoes through a long legacy of service.
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Northeast Braces for Weekend Winter Storm: Heavy Snow and Travel Hazards Loom
in NewsBrace for a Northeast winter storm tonight, bringing heavy snowfall and travel disruptions from New York City to western Connecticut. The snow eases Saturday, but a chilly weekend end brings a possible wintry mix late Sunday into Monday. As 2025 arrives, look for breezy, dry conditions after a cool start.
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Susquehanna Valley Braces for Icy Roads as Weekend Rain Returns
in NewsIcy patches linger as temperatures hover near freezing, keeping travel conditions tense through the weekend. A slow thaw may begin, but rain and wind could shape the days ahead. Here’s a quick peek at what the forecast has in store.
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Winter Storm Devin Poised to Disrupt Holiday Travel
in NewsWinter storm Devin is set to complicate post-holiday travel from the Great Lakes to the Northeast, bringing snow, ice, and gusty winds. The West Coast readies for heavy rain and potential flooding as a new front approaches. A quick look at what to expect and how to stay safe this weekend.
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The Copenhagen Test Episode 5: Peacock Thriller Shows Glimmers of Momentum
in NewsAlexander Hale’s mind-bending ordeal tightens in the fifth episode, turning memory and trust into a suspenseful puzzle. With sharper twists and a stronger ensemble, the series hints at a promising shift from slow burn to gripping momentum. A tantalizing glimpse of the surprises to come.
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MTA rolls out AI-powered gates to curb NYC fare evasion
in NewsNew York City’s subway gets a high-tech upgrade: gates that open only after payment, with smart sensors and a foghorn alarm. But fare evaders are already testing the system’s limits, as the MTA rolls out more gates and added security measures.
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Gibbes Sets the Stage for Drua’s Bold 2026 Super Rugby Pacific Campaign
in Fiji NewsFresh signings and a sharpened game plan put Chris Gibbes at the helm of a Drua squad gearing up for a pivotal 2026 Super Rugby Pacific season. As the forwards unit lays the groundwork for a bold campaign, anticipation is building for what promises to be an electrifying year.
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New Jersey imposes commercial truck restrictions as winter storm bears down
in NewsWinter weather is headed for New Jersey, bringing travel restrictions for commercial vehicles on major interstates. Snow and ice could affect travel over the next several days—discover what to expect and how to stay safe as conditions change.
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Roanoke Family Sues Delta and KLM Over Bed Bug Flight Incident
in NewsA Roanoke family says bed bugs on a long-haul flight left them with welts, medical bills, and vacation disruption. They’ve filed a federal lawsuit seeking six figures, alleging serious safety concerns with air travel. The case highlights ongoing questions about airline cleanliness and passenger rights.