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Ocean’s 14: Clooney Teases Aging-Heist Comeback for 2026 Shoot
in NewsGeorge Clooney just offered a fresh peek at Ocean’s 14: budget approved and filming slated for mid-2026. The caper leans into late-life humor and high-stakes wit, drawing inspiration from Going in Style, with a reunion of familiar faces hinting at a new take on the beloved series. A director is still to be announced, but…
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New Pacific Food Trade Database Maps Imports to Strengthen Policy and Health
in Fiji NewsAn ambitious regional database is reshaping how the Pacific tracks food and beverage trade—revealing dependencies, health risks, and the path to smarter policy. With an interactive dashboard and regional training, it aims to empower decision-makers toward healthier, more resilient food systems.
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Fiji Weightlifting’s Next Generation Emerges Ahead of 2026
in Fiji NewsFiji’s weightlifting scene is buzzing as coach Henry Elder nurtures a wave of fresh talent. From primary-school hopefuls to new recruits, the development squad is sparking big expectations for the sport’s future and Fiji’s prospects in 2026.
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Washington DC New Year forecast: chilly start with possible light snow
in NewsA chilly transition into the New Year brings a chance of light snow and temperatures near freezing. Expect brisk winds, morning flurries, and a weekend that could hover in the 40s.
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Bula FC Gears Up for New Zealand Tour with High-Intensity Training
in Fiji NewsBula FC are ramping up for a demanding run of training ahead of their New Zealand tour, blending grit, tactics, and ball work in back-to-back sessions. Head coach Stephane Auvray says the grind is building a tougher, more cohesive squad, with new players already lifting the team’s professionalism. It’s a period of hard work and…
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Reciprocity in West Africa: Mali and Burkina Faso Swap U.S. Travel Restrictions
in NewsWest Africa answers back as Mali and Burkina Faso announce reciprocal limits on U.S. travelers. Framed as a security-driven reciprocity move, the decision highlights fraught diplomacy shaping visa regimes and hints at broader shifts with ripple effects beyond borders.
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Is Fiji’s FICAC Truly Independent?
in Fiji NewsRaising new questions about Fiji’s anti-corruption watchdog, officials defend its independence amid scrutiny. An acting commissioner emphasizes rigorous internal checks and the absence of political weaponization, promising transparency in decision-making.
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Fiji Unveils 2026 Roadmap: Drug-Free Youth and Bigger Sports Wins
in Fiji NewsFiji’s Youth and Sports Minister offers a hopeful New Year message, celebrating 2025 milestones in sport and youth development. He calls for a drug-free, focused path into 2026 and highlights the growing power of youth cooperatives for a brighter future.
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Times Square Gears Up for New Year’s Eve with Expanded NYPD Security Measures
in NewsTimes Square gears up for a high-profile New Year’s Eve as city leaders roll out a sweeping safety plan. With a focus on vigilance and rapid response, officials outline the measures in place to keep millions of revelers secure as the countdown begins. A closer look at the preparations behind this iconic celebration.
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Powdery Snow Blankets Washington County as Winter Weather Looms
in NewsWashington County wakes to a powdery winter storm that blankets streets from Canonsburg to the countryside. Crews are clearing the way and neighbors are lending a hand, turning the day into a moment of resilience—and setting the stage for more snow to come.
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Suncoast Cold Weather Shelters Open as Temps Dip
in NewsCold weather is moving in, and Suncoast shelters are stepping up to warm and support those in need. Across Manatee, Sarasota, and Charlotte counties, local groups are opening doors with warming spaces, meals, and transportation assistance for the vulnerable as temperatures dip.
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Ukraine Seeks Long-Term Security Guarantees as Russia Raises the Stakes
in News– Tensions surge as conflicting narratives collide and Ukraine’s quest for durable security guarantees takes center stage on the world stage. – As rhetoric heats up and alliances recalibrate, the next moves could redefine Ukraine’s security and the war’s trajectory. – With battles continuing and promises under scrutiny, leaders weigh how far international guarantees can…
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Mega Millions Eyes $125M Jackpot Ahead of Friday Draw as Powerball Tops $20M
in NewsMassive jackpots are back in play as Mega Millions nears 125 million and Powerball sits at 20 million after a historic win. Discover what the new multipliers mean, your odds, and what’s at stake in this week’s lottery buzz.
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Federal Freeze Grips Minnesota Child Care Funds Amid Fraud Investigations
in NewsFederal investigators have triggered a broad freeze on Minnesota’s federal child care funding amid rising scrutiny of alleged fraud at local centers. As officials demand tighter documentation and oversight, the move raises questions about accountability, community impact, and how funds reach families in need.
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Fiji invites public input on electricity tariffs
in Fiji NewsFiji opens a 21-day public consultation on electricity tariffs, inviting households, businesses, and MSMEs to share their views. As energy costs rise, officials stress affordable, sustainable power and the pivotal role of community input in shaping Fiji’s energy future.
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Wailoku Aggravated Robbery: Juveniles Charged as Police Carry Out Swift Arrests
in Fiji NewsThree youths, aged 16 and 17, were charged after an aggravated robbery in Wailoku, following a swift response by the Southern Division Taskforce. The case heads to Suva Magistrates Court today as authorities emphasize ongoing commitment to community safety.
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Beloved Alabama Pastor Dies After Shooting, Sparks Community Mourning
in NewsA beloved pastor’s sudden death after a shooting rattles the Montgomery area, sending shockwaves through the faith community. Friends describe DaQuarius Green as a humble man of faith, family, and service, whose loss prompts vigils, prayers, and questions as investigators work toward answers. This tribute explores the impact on his congregation and the people who…
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Fiji Police Expand Viber Message Probe With International Partners
in Fiji NewsAn intricate, multi-jurisdiction investigation into verified messages among police officers shifts into a new phase. After initial digital forensics, authorities are broadening inquiries to financial institutions and service providers, with international partners on board. The case underscores a careful, transparent push for accountability and justice.
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MH370 Search Resumes With High-Tech Ocean Hunt
in NewsAfter more than a decade, a renewed hunt for a vanished airliner begins, propelled by cutting-edge underwater robotics. For families seeking closure, a glimmer of answers arrives with new technology—while the enduring mystery lingers in the depths.
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Knifepoint heist at Suva wharf leaves guard shaken; stolen safe mystery
in Fiji NewsMasked intruders, a knife, and a security guard fighting to stay calm in the early hours at Millers’ Wharf. A nine-minute confrontation ended with a missing safe and a bold escape by fiberglass boat. As investigators press on, questions about security in public spaces linger.
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Trump’s Second Term Roils DEI, Trans Rights and Immigration
in NewsEarly in a controversial second term, a wave of executive actions and sharp rhetoric targets DEI, LGBTQ rights, and immigration, igniting fierce backlash and a broader debate about inclusion in America. As policies collide with values across workplaces, schools, and communities, the year promises to redefine what unity and fairness look like in public life.