- Kennedy Center to Close for Two-Year Makeover, Trump Says
An iconic arts venue is about to undergo a dramatic two-year makeover, aiming to redefine its future as a world-class entertainment complex. As plans begin to take shape, the scope, financing, and impact on the arts scene linger in the air, hinting at a bold new era ahead.
- Can Deni Avdija Sustain the Portland Trail Blazers’ Offense Amid Injuries and Defensive Pressure?
Portland’s breakout star Deni Avdija has the Blazers looking like a new kind of contender, but injuries and a shifting offensive rhythm are testing how far his rising role can carry the team. As the offense tightens and questions mount, what tweaks could unlock Avdija’s full impact and steady the ship?
- Fiji Court Delays Verdict in Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum-Saneem Tax Break Case
A high-stakes court decision involving a former Attorney General and a former Supervisor of Elections is on hold as the judge asks for more time. Allegations of abuse of office and a contested tax waiver loom large, with a new ruling slated for March 30. What unfolds next could shape public accountability and the handling of public funds.
- Michael Jordan’s Global Philanthropy Goes Beyond the Court
Michael Jordan’s legacy goes far beyond basketball, with a philanthropy that spans local impacts and global initiatives. From Make-A-Wish to honoring his mother through transformative health and empowerment efforts, the Jordan family’s work continues to uplift lives around the world.
- Fiji High Court Delays Verdict in Sayed-Khaiyum-Saneem Tax Relief Case
A high-profile legal saga in Fiji pauses as the judge asks for more time to weigh the evidence. With a key hearing pushed to late March, the case raises questions about governance, accountability, and the rule of law in public office. This developing story hints at far-reaching implications for public trust.
