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Liam Neeson and Pamela Anderson Call It Quits Amid Grief Over Natasha Richardson
in NewsTwo big stars, a fleeting spark, and a heart that weighs heavy. Liam Neeson and Pamela Anderson reportedly shared a brief romance on set, only for Neeson to choose friendship—and his late wife’s memory—over pursuing more. A poignant reminder of how grief can quietly shape even the most unexpected connections.
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Kaile Auvray Signs with Bula FC Ahead of Auckland Season Opener
in Fiji NewsKaile Auvray joins Bula FC as a dynamic winger with international pedigree and a career spanning MLS and Caribbean football. Expect his pace and versatility to inject a fresh spark as the team gears up for their season opener in Auckland.
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Holiday Salmonella Alert: Are Raw Oysters Safe This Season?
in NewsSalmonella concerns linked to raw oysters are mounting as the holidays approach, with cases reported across several states. Health officials urge thorough cooking to dramatically cut the risk, warning that adding condiments won’t protect you from illness.
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JetBlue Unveils Boston-Themed Aircraft in City Tribute
in NewsJetBlue rolls out a Boston-themed Airbus A320-232, turning air travel into a hometown celebration. The bold blue fuselage spells out Boston with iconic landmarks tucked into the letters, plus a loving nod on the tail. A debut at Logan promises a festive tribute to Beantown that fans won’t want to miss.
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Breeze Airways Revamps Breezy Rewards with Elite Tiers, Flexible Redemptions and Buddy Discounts
in NewsBig changes are coming to Breeze Airways Breezy Rewards in 2026. A more dynamic points system, new elite tiers, and a flexible Buddy Discount could make every trip feel more rewarding.
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Boxing Day Unboxed: The Surprising Origins Behind a Holiday People Confuse with Boxing
in NewsAn innocent question from a curious child opens a window into Boxing Day’s rich history of giving, charity, and tradition. From gift boxes to community celebrations, explore how a post-Christmas day became intertwined with memory, service, and shared stories.
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Ken Nunn Dies at 80; Daughter to Lead Indiana’s Largest Personal Injury Firm
in NewsKen Nunn, the Bloomington attorney who built Indiana’s largest personal injury practice, has died at 80. With his daughter stepping into leadership, a life shaped by resilience, community service, and an unwavering pursuit of justice signals a new chapter for the firm.
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Infant’s death sparks call for healthcare reforms in remote Gau, Fiji
in Fiji NewsA remote community is grappling with a devastating loss as a six‑month‑old’s death highlights concerns over emergency care and access to essential health services. This tragedy raises urgent questions about healthcare gaps in underserved areas and what must change to protect families next time.
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Epstein Files Email Exchange Fuels Scrutiny of Prince Andrew and Maxwell
in NewsFresh Epstein files surface with emails between Ghislaine Maxwell and a royal-linked contact, hinting at secretive ties and plans spanning Balmoral to early 2002. The messages touch on personal upheaval, loyalty, and elusive “friends,” shedding new light on the web surrounding the Epstein case.
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Old Farmer’s Almanac Predicts Cold, Dry January 2026 for Much of the U.S.
in NewsJanuary 2026 could bring a chilly, drier pattern across much of the U.S., with wintry snaps in some places and bright, sunny breaks in others. Across regions from the Northeast to the Pacific, a shifting mix of cold days, snow chances, and milder spells might define the month.
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Nationwide Cold Wave Deepens as Snow Looms Across Regions
in NewsBrutal cold sweeps the nation as temperatures plunge and fresh winter alerts spread across regions. Snow and biting winds loom in parts of the country, with the chill set to ease only later in the week.
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New Data Sparks Shake-Up in Gaza Famine Narrative
in NewsNew data challenges earlier famine warnings in Gaza, offering a far more nuanced view of food security amid crisis. The analysis explores how sensational narratives and misinformation can shape policy and fuel global tensions, including anti-Semitic rhetoric. It asks what credible evidence really shows—and what that means for the region’s future.
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Loloma Movement Sparks Christmas Hope for HART Families
in Fiji NewsGenerosity lights up Christmas for families in HART communities as the Loloma Movement delivers vital food support. With a special focus on single parents and widows, this outreach marks another milestone in uplifting those who need it most this season.
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DUI Crackdown Ahead of Boxing Day as Police Boost Road Safety
in Fiji NewsA major DUI crackdown unfolds as Boxing Day nears, with police promising expanded patrols and more breath tests to keep festive traffic safe.
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Fiji Raises Tariffs for High-Consumption Electricity Users as Grid Upgrades Loom
in Fiji NewsFiji’s power landscape is grappling with a surprising imbalance: a small group of heavy users drives a large share of demand. That dynamic is triggering tariff shifts and big grid upgrades, raising questions of fairness, reliability, and sustainability for all customers. A closer look reveals how the system plans to balance costs with dependable energy…
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Nation’s Top Car Accident Lawyers: Who Leads the Pack Across the U.S.
in NewsAfter a car crash, the right attorney can change the outcome. This overview highlights top U.S. firms known for aggressive advocacy, personalized service, multilingual support, and flexible fees—all geared toward helping you pursue fair compensation.
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Broadway Romance Heats Up: Ariana Grande and Ethan Slater
in NewsBehind the spotlight, Ariana Grande and Ethan Slater are weaving a headlining romance that’s got the theater world buzzing. A story of shared dreams, undeniable chemistry, and a love unfolding in the public eye.
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Fiji urged to include Type 1 diabetes voices in health policy for universal health coverage
in Fiji NewsFiji’s push toward universal health coverage raises a critical question: are the voices of people living with diabetes, especially Type 1, being heard in policy making? The story highlights that Type 1 care isn’t just about meds—it requires ongoing financial, medical, and social support. A more inclusive, people-centered approach could reshape health for all Fijians.
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Fiji Boxing Day Road Safety Crackdown: 23 Drivers Arrested for Drunk Driving
in Fiji NewsBoxing Day saw a sharp push for road safety, with 23 motorists arrested for drink-driving as police stepped up checks along major corridors. The ongoing crackdown continues through the holidays, urging travelers to plan ahead and designate a sober driver.
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Fresh Debate Over Fiji Electricity Tariffs Sparks Calls for Transparency
in Fiji NewsA sudden shake-up at Fiji’s electricity regulator has turned up the heat on how tariffs are set. With independence, transparency, and accountability in the spotlight, the debate over utility pricing in Fiji is far from over.
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Vince Gilligan’s Pluribus: Open-Ended Sci-Fi Drama on Apple TV Starring Rhea Seehorn
in NewsVince Gilligan’s Pluribus dives into a genre-bending blend of sci‑fi and end‑of‑the‑world drama. Carol Sturka, a blunt, funny romance writer, faces a hive‑mind threat while navigating big questions about grief, AI, and humanity. With humor threaded through a rich, character‑driven arc, the show leans into open‑ended interpretation rather than tidy conclusions.