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Nevada Regulators Warn Against Kalshi’s Sports Prediction Markets
in NewsNevada regulators pull back on Kalshi’s sports prediction markets, signaling a fresh hurdle in the evolving online-betting landscape. With the state’s thriving gaming scene and a marquee resort comeback in the spotlight, the regulatory shake-up is bound to spark questions about what’s next for bettors and operators.
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Inclement Weather Forces Early Dismissals Across Multiple School Districts
in NewsWinter weather is forcing changes across local schools, with early dismissals and canceled activities shaping the week. Here’s a quick snapshot of districts adjusting schedules.
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Winter Storm Forces Widespread School Closures Across the Midwest and Northeast
in NewsWinter storms slam the Midwest and Northeast, forcing school closures and travel headaches as dangerous winds whip across the region. With more snow and chilling temperatures in the forecast through the weekend, communities brace for continued disruptions and safety warnings.
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AfD Goes Transatlantic: US Visit Sparks Buzz as German Polls Climb
in NewsGermany’s AfD expands its transatlantic footprint, forging ties with U.S. conservatives and earning a prestigious recognition. With domestic support rising, questions swirl about what this cross-Atlantic outreach could mean for Europe’s political landscape.
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Fiji Maintains Measles-Free Status as Regional Cases Rise
in Fiji NewsFiji steps up vigilance to shield its WHO-recognized measles-free status amid rising cases in neighboring Australia and New Zealand. Expanded public awareness, stricter border checks, and closer monitoring of suspected cases aim to prevent any resurgence and safeguard public health.
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CCTV Breakthrough Leads to Arrest in Samabula Burglary Case
in Fiji NewsCritical CCTV footage helped identify a burglary suspect and led to an arrest, with items recovered during a police operation. As the investigation continues, the power of community vigilance and cooperation with authorities stands out in safeguarding the neighbourhood.
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Southwest Airlines Eyes Airport Lounges in Premium Travel Push with Chase
in NewsSouthwest Airlines may be plotting a bold upgrade: an airport lounge network that could redefine its value proposition with premium experiences. With talks involving Chase and a first lounge approved for Honolulu, the move signals a broader shift toward premium travel while the airline keeps its core strengths intact.
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Fiji and New Zealand Kick Off Talks to Modernize Tax Treaty
in Fiji NewsFiji and New Zealand kick off talks to modernize a decades-old Double Taxation Agreement, signaling a new era for cross-border cooperation. With discussions underway in Wellington, the aim is a forward-looking framework balancing business opportunities with citizens’ protections, targeting progress by 2026.
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Fiji’s Referendum Bill 2025 Sparks Free-Speech Debate
in Fiji NewsControversy swirls around Fiji’s National Referendum Bill as civil society raises red flags about its draft provisions. Critics warn that key clauses could curb public advocacy, civic education, and how citizens express opinions during the referendum period. With calls for genuine public consultation and careful amendments, the future of democratic participation in Fiji hangs in…
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Powerball Jackpot Climbs to $1 Billion as Holiday Lottery Buzz Heats Up
in NewsPowerball’s jackpot is climbing toward $1 billion as holiday excitement mixes with a string of big wins nationwide. With no grand prize yet claimed, the next drawing promises more suspense, hope, and the chance for a life-changing fortune.
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Election Polls Aren’t Predictions: The Hidden Margin Behind Projections
in NewsWahlumfragen geben Einblick in die politische Stimmung, sind aber keine direkten Wahlergebnisse. Projektionen verarbeiten Rohdaten und vergangene Ergebnisse und arbeiten mit einem statistischen Spielraum von wenigen Prozentpunkten. Eine aktuelle Analyse zeigt durchschnittliche Abweichungen von etwa 1,5 Prozentpunkten – und erklärt, warum das Bild der Wählerstimmung nicht deckungsgleich mit dem Wahlergebnis ist.
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Aussies Reconsider US Travel as Social-Media Disclosure Rules Spark Backlash Ahead of World Cup
in NewsAustralians are reconsidering U.S. travel as a new ESTA rule asks for five years of social media history. Privacy advocates warn of draconian overreach just as the World Cup approaches, and travel numbers are already dipping. What does this mean for free expression and future trips?
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Winter Storm Returns to Southeast Michigan, Triggering Closures and Icy Roads
in NewsWinter returns to Southeast Michigan with fresh snowfall, icy roads, and widespread school closures. As plows hit the streets and officials issue snow emergencies, residents brace for more cold, wind, and unsettled weather ahead.
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Powerball Jackpot Nears $1 Billion Ahead of Saturday Drawing
in NewsPowerball’s jackpot has surged to a jaw‑dropping $1 billion after the latest drawing produced no grand prize winner. It marks the second billion-dollar prize this year, sparking big dreams and curiosity about odds and payout options as the next drawing approaches. A quick look at what a win could mean and the game’s long-shot history…
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AfD’s US Outreach Sparks Backlash From German Conservatives
in NewsAfD-Abgeordnete reisen erneut in die USA, um Kontakte zur MAGA-Bewegung zu pflegen, während Unionspolitiker vor möglichen Folgen für Deutschland warnen. Welche Strategie steckt dahinter und welche Auswirkungen könnte sie haben?
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Historic Skagit River Flood Threat Triggers Evacuations and State of Emergency
in NewsResidents along the Skagit River brace for a potential historic flood as forecasts tighten. Evacuations, shelters, and rapid emergency responses are underway as authorities monitor rising waters.
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Smithsonian Skull Brings Fiji’s Veidovi Logavatu Home After 185 Years
in Fiji NewsRo Veidovi Logavatu’s long-awaited homecoming arrives as his remains return to Rewa after more than a century. The journey blends tradition, ceremony, and lingering questions, signaling a moment that could redefine a complex chapter of Fiji’s history. A community braces for a burial that will shape memory and belonging for generations to come.
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Sara Arjun Praises Aditya Dhar as Golden-Hearted Mentor of Her Dhurandhar Debut
in NewsSara Arjun shares a heartfelt tribute to director Aditya Dhar, celebrating the calm guidance and unwavering trust that helped shape her Bollywood debut. A mentor-mentee bond that turned ambition into a transformative journey, fueling her growth and dreams.
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Jake Johnson Speaks on Jeff Baena’s Death: Anger, Grief and Unfinished Conversations
in NewsJake Johnson opens up about the deep grief and anger he feels after the loss of his close friend, Jeff Baena. He shares intimate memories, a heartfelt funeral moment, and how Baena’s absence lingers in his daily life—and even in his dreams. A candid look at friendship, regret, and the slow path toward healing.
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Fiji Health Care Push: President Urges Putting the Poor First
in Fiji NewsHealthcare moves to the forefront as Fiji eyes bold reforms and a sharper focus on the most vulnerable. With tough budget choices on the table, the summit teases a future where inclusive, practical care reshapes the health system for everyday Fijians.
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Hochul vetoes Grieving Families Act for the fourth time, fueling wrongful death reform debate
in NewsGov. Hochul vetoes the Grieving Families Act for the fourth time, signaling a stalled reform battle as advocates and lawmakers weigh accountability against economic realities.