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Dwayne Johnson’s Golden Globes Nomination Sparks Theatrical Debate
in NewsDwayne Johnson earns his first Golden Globes nod for a fearless turn as troubled MMA fighter Mark Kerr in Smashing Machine. Fresh from Venice’s acclaim, the film tackles resilience, addiction, and the high price of chasing glory — all while sparking a timely debate about the fate of the big screen in a streaming era.…
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Tucson Protests Erupt After Federal Raids Spark Concern
in NewsCommunity tensions rise in Tucson as federal raids ripple through southern Arizona, triggering protests at local eateries and leaving neighbors seeking answers. Eyewitness accounts describe fear and confusion amid the disruption, with questions about who was affected and what comes next. This developing story examines the impact on daily life, safety, and community trust.
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Fiji Boxing in Flux as IBA Returns, WBO Partnership Coexists
in Fiji NewsFiji’s boxing scene is at a crossroads as the country navigates two international bodies and a rising star under the IBA banner. Supporters tout new paths and big prize potential, while critics warn of governance and recognition battles that could reshape the sport here. The coming years may redefine how Fiji trains, competes, and dreams…
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Impeachment Push Targets Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth Over Alleged Fatal Strikes
in NewsAn impeachment bid from Rep. Shri Thanedar puts the Defense Department in the spotlight over controversial Caribbean strikes and troubling questions about truth and accountability. The resolution centers on whether high‑level decisions endangered lives and challenged legal norms, signaling a broader fight about ethical wartime conduct. As activists push for transparency, the debate highlights the…
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Namaka Vape Raid Sparks Nationwide Crackdown on Unlicensed Vaping
in Fiji NewsAuthorities carried out a high-profile raid in Namaka, seizing 250 flavored vape products as part of a nationwide crackdown on unlicensed tobacco items. Investigations are ongoing, with officials weighing potential charges tied to unlawful imports and sales to safeguard public health.
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Rowan Atkinson Returns in Man vs. Baby Christmas Special: Trevor’s Holiday Chaos Unleashed
in NewsRowan Atkinson returns as Trevor Bingley, whose Christmas house-sit spirals into chaotic adventure when an unexpected passenger joins the ride. A festive, mischief-packed caper from the Man vs. Bee team—full of holiday charm, heart, and plenty of surprises.
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SpaceX to Launch 29 Starlink Satellites from Cape Canaveral on Falcon 9 — No Sonic Booms This Time
in NewsSpaceX readies a Falcon 9 launch from Cape Canaveral to deploy 29 Starlink satellites. This mission features a drone-ship landing and, notably, no sonic booms, with a favorable weather outlook and live updates as the countdown begins.
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NYU Alum Brings Nicaraguan Flavor to NYC Coffee at Café Integral
in NewsNYU Tisch alum César Vega turned his love for coffee into Café Integral, a space that blends Nicaraguan flavors with warm hospitality. From a tiny apartment roastery to a Brooklyn-based importer and beyond, his journey reshapes New York’s coffee scene with culture and care.
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Fiji Cracks Down on Illicit Vape Trade as Health Ministry Seizes 250 Flavored Products
in Fiji NewsAuthorities launch a coordinated crackdown on illicit vape activity, signaling a renewed push for regulatory compliance and public health protection. The operation underscores ongoing efforts to curb the unlawful tobacco trade.
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Letitia James: Grand Jury Declines to Indict, Deepening DOJ-Trump Rival Tensions
in NewsFresh twists in a high-profile political-legal saga: a federal grand jury again declines to indict New York Attorney General Letitia James, a move that intensifies questions about prosecutorial power and politics. As the case lingers, the next steps and potential implications keep the debate at a fever pitch.
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Gaza Floods Hit Displaced Camps as Shelter Shortages Worsen
in Fiji NewsHeavy rains flood Gaza’s displacement camps, turning makeshift shelters into precarious havens and claiming an infant’s life. As floodwaters rise and aid struggles reach overwhelmed families, the toll of ongoing conflict becomes tragically clear.
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RHOSLC Star Bronwyn Newport Stirs Marriage Drama Amid Open-Relationship Rumors
in NewsBronwyn Newport’s marriage drama steals the spotlight as a Greece trip exposes shifting stories and rising tensions. With old confessions colliding with new doubts, the truth about the couple’s future remains tantalizingly unclear.
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Brooklyn Head-On Collision: How to Get Fair Compensation After a Crash
in NewsHead-on crashes bring devastating injuries and steep medical bills. A Brooklyn attorney explains how proving negligence, navigating New York’s no-fault system, and building solid evidence can impact the compensation victims deserve—and how families can navigate this challenging aftermath.
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Bulgaria’s Government Resigns Ahead of Euro Zone Entry Amid Protests
in Fiji NewsBulgaria’s government resigns amid mounting protests, just weeks before the country joins the euro zone. The move sets the stage for a pivotal moment in reforms, trust, and the path ahead.
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Historic 185-Year Return of Fiji Chief Ro Veidovi Logavatu Sparks Reconciliation Talks
in Fiji NewsAfter 185 years, a controversial figure returns to Fiji, igniting a conversation about memory, justice, and the meaning of home. As traditional ceremonies and somber reflections unfold, the homecoming offers a moment for reconciliation and a deep dive into a chapter many would rather forget—or never forget.
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Indiana Senate Set for Crucial Vote on GOP Redistricting Map
in NewsIndiana’s Senate takes up a contentious congressional map amid nationwide pressure, protests, and alarming threats. The decision could reshape the state’s political landscape heading into the midterms.
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Béatrice Picard: Quebec Loses a Cultural Trailblazer
in NewsQuebec bids farewell to Béatrice Picard, a radiant pillar of the arts whose work graced stage, screen, and microphone for decades. Her bold, versatile legacy—driven by heart and humor—continues to inspire generations. At 96, her passing marks the end of an era, but her influence remains woven into the fabric of Quebec culture.
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Fiji’s Youth Crime Rise Triggers Call to Reignite Volunteerism and Core Values
in Fiji NewsFiji faces a troubling rise in youth crime, prompting a respected church leader to call for a return to core values. He champions practical volunteerism and meaningful youth engagement as paths to give young people purpose and help communities rebuild.
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US Steps Up Pressure on Maduro’s Oil Trade
in Fiji NewsAcross the Caribbean, a new wave of enforcement tightens the grip on Venezuelan oil shipments, elevating pressure on Nicolás Maduro. With ships rerouting and authorities signaling more actions to come, the region braces for a pivotal test of sanctions and maritime security in the weeks ahead.
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Lautoka Pool Tender Kicks Off in Fiji Amid Governance Reforms
in Fiji NewsA new bidding round has kicked off to finish the Lautoka swimming pool, signaling a renewed focus on tighter contracts and transparent governance. This move comes after earlier audit concerns about planning and project management, aiming to restore confidence in public developments.
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Indiana Redistricting Clash Tests GOP Resolve Under Trump Pressure
in NewsTensions flare at Indiana’s Capitol as a controversial redistricting bill draws national attention. Demonstrations outside collide with a high-stakes fight inside over fair representation, public testimony, and pressure from powerful allies. The outcome could redefine the state’s political landscape and echo beyond its borders.