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Comet 3I/Atlas: Distant Approach to Earth—How to Track It
An icy traveler from the distant outskirts of the solar system will drift by Earth, offering a rare opportunity for scientists to study its secret makeup from afar. For days, tracking its path could shed new light on the mysteries of our cosmic neighborhood.
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Sanctions Lifted on Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa Ahead of Trump Meeting
Sanctions on Syria’s leadership are easing as Western powers recalibrate their approach. A new wave of diplomacy hints at broader regional implications and humanitarian prospects, while questions linger about the road to stability.
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Fiji Parents Urged to Seek Early Care as Flu-Like Illnesses Rise
Fiji is seeing a troubling rise in flu-like illnesses among children, prompting officials to urge timely medical care and stronger school hygiene. With vaccination highlighted and hospitals reporting more pediatric admissions, families are urged to stay vigilant and act early to protect their kids.
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Caribbean Drug War Sparks Debate on Militarized Law Enforcement
A Caribbean operation is prompting fresh questions about how far military power should extend into everyday law enforcement. As drug trafficking challenges persist, experts warn that oversight, civil rights, and community trust could be at stake. This moment could redefine the balance between security and rights and what comes next for enforcement strategy.
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Namosi Triumph Sparks Fiji Women’s Rugby Rise in Marama Championship
Calm after a dramatic finish, Namosi lifted the curtain on a season that proves Fiji’s women’s rugby is on the rise. The Subrails Marama Championship showcased grit, teamwork, and bright new stars ready for bigger stages. A testament to hard work and community pride, this chapter promises even more excitement for female athletes across the…
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Flying Fijians Ready to Face England at Twickenham After Strong Camp
Fiji’s Flying Fijians head to Twickenham with renewed confidence after a focused training camp. Coach Mick Byrne says the squad has real clarity on their game plan and a pace they’ll carry into the weekend, as they prepare to handle England’s challenge under pressure. A pivotal moment for Fiji’s rugby ambitions, blending experience with fresh…
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Windsor Summit Tests UK-EU Budget Talks as Tensions Rise
Brexit-era tensions flare as London and Brussels reopen talks on funding, access, and defense, with the Windsor summit still in view. Amid questions over the UK’s willingness to contribute to EU funds and the terms of a major defense financing scheme, the path to a renewed partnership remains uncertain—and closely watched.
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Drones Force Closures at Brussels and Liege Airports, Grounding Flights in Belgium
Drone sightings forced closures at Brussels and Liege airports, grounding flights and throwing schedules into limbo. Authorities are weighing tougher drone safeguards as Europe reels from a string of similar disruptions. The unfolding events spotlight a broader shift in how airspace security is managed.
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Sky Disruptions: Shutdown Triggers Night-Only Space Launches and Fewer Flights
A protracted government shutdown is reshaping the skies, triggering fewer flights and pushing space launches to the overnight hours. As safety and budgets collide, Florida’s booming space scene faces a pivotal moment. What these shifts could mean for travelers and rocket ambitions alike remains anyone’s guess.
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Trump Pardons Ex-NYPD Sergeant in China’s Fox Hunt Case
President Donald Trump pardoned Michael McMahon, a former NYPD sergeant at the center of a case tied to alleged foreign-influence campaigns against a dissident abroad. The move rekindles debate over mischaracterization, international law, and the reach of transnational repression in U.S. justice.
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Peloton Bike+ Recall Affects 830,000 Units—What Owners Need to Know
Over 830,000 Peloton Bike+ units are tied to a safety recall due to a seat post defect that could lead to a fall. Peloton is offering a free replacement and a DIY repair kit to keep riders safe.
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Grand Egyptian Museum Opens Near the Pyramids, Heralding a New Era for Egypt’s Heritage
Leaders from around the world gathered in Cairo as Egypt unveiled the Grand Egyptian Museum, a modern beacon just steps from the Pyramids after two decades of challenges. Home to Tutankhamun’s treasures and a sweeping high-tech display, the new museum hints at a bold, renewed chapter for Egypt’s heritage and tourism.
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Netflix Begins Production on Here Comes the Flood with Denzel Washington
Filming has kicked off on Netflix’s Here Comes the Flood, an unconventional heist thriller from Fernando Meirelles. Headlined by Denzel Washington and Daisy Edgar-Jones, with Simon Kinberg’s twist-filled screenplay, the New Jersey shoot is shaping up to deliver Meirelles’s signature visuals and a web of shifting loyalties.
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Mel Gibson Teases New Action-Thriller Hunting Season
Mel Gibson headlines the new action-thriller Hunting Season, where a mysterious visitor upends a quiet town and pulls a protective father into a perilous showdown. The trailer promises hard-hitting moments, sharp twists, and a bold new direction for Gibson on screen.
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Azerbaijan Won’t Send Gaza Peacekeepers Without a Ceasefire, Parliament Approval Required
Diplomats are weighing a new international stabilization effort for Gaza as Azerbaijan signals it will not deploy peacekeepers without an end to hostilities and parliamentary approval. The plan, potentially involving thousands of troops under a UN-backed mandate, unfolds amid stalled disarmament talks, mounting casualties, and a deepening humanitarian crisis.
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Dawn Trek to Suva Market: A Fiji Vendor’s Story of Resilience
Before dawn, 22-year-old Ruci Sevodi begins a two-hour trek to Suva Market, carrying her family’s future on her shoulders. She cooks and sells traditional Fijian foods, facing long days with faith and grit as she pursues education and independence. This is a story of resilience at the heart of the market and community.
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Xochitl Gomez Joins Boston Blue as Penny in Code of Ethics Episode
Xochitl Gomez, fresh off Dancing with the Stars, steps into scripted TV as Penny in the Boston Blue universe. A quick-witted, mysterious newcomer enters Sean Reagan’s world in the “Code of Ethics” episode (Nov. 21), hinting at a heavily recurring arc and possible romantic sparks. A bold new chapter for the rising star.
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Trump Seeks Supreme Court Ruling on November SNAP Funding
A high-stakes legal fight over November SNAP benefits could reshape who gets aid and when, as the administration seeks relief from a lower-court ruling. With a government shutdown clouding timing, millions of Americans face an uncertain path amid the dispute.
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Glen Powell Goes All-In on The Running Man Stunts with Tips from Tom Cruise and Arnold Schwarzenegger
Glen Powell dives headlong into a high-stakes action ride with The Running Man remake, pushing through extreme stunts and a brutal training grind. Behind the scenes, he shares the nerves, lessons, and adrenaline that come with chasing an edge-of-your-seat thriller.
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Widespread Flight Cancellations Hit U.S. Travelers
Air travel hits a major snag as an FAA directive triggers widespread flight cancellations amid a government shutdown. With staffing strains at the core, airlines scramble to adjust schedules while travelers weigh their options and plans.
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Supreme Court Rules on Passport Sex Markers, Sparking LGBTQ Rights Debate
A Supreme Court ruling keeps birth sex as the marker on U.S. passports, renewing a heated battle over transgender rights and government policy. Critics warn the decision could heighten risks for transgender travelers, while supporters call it a straightforward, historical approach. A dissent highlights ongoing tensions about equity and real-world impact of this policy.