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Generation Z Protests Shake Mexico After Mayor’s Death
Thousands of young protesters take to the streets in Mexico, demanding safety and accountability as violence grips the nation. Amid bold chants and questions for leadership, a new generation says enough—yet the path forward remains unclear.
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Australia-Funded $6.5M Cyclone-Resilient Upgrade for Fiji’s Taveuni Hospital
Waiyevo Hospital on Fiji’s Garden Island is undergoing a major upgrade aimed at safer, more reliable healthcare. With cyclone-ready features, expanded facilities, and improved accessibility, the renovation promises a stronger health foundation for Taveuni’s communities.
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East vs West: Fiji Bowling Championship Fuels Commonwealth Games Hopes
An East–West bowling showdown unfolds under the watchful eye of national selectors, as hopefuls vie for spots at the Commonwealth Games. With seasoned rivals and fresh faces in the mix, the opening rounds promise a tight, high-stakes race to Fiji’s national team.
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SEPTA Union TWU Local 234 Votes Strike Authorization as Talks Continue
SEPTA workers authorize a strike, heightening pressure as contract talks enter a new phase. With maintenance challenges and rising stakes for riders, the coming negotiations could reshape the region’s transit landscape.
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Week 11 NFL Power Rankings: Which Contenders Could Shake Up the Second Half?
Week 11 reshapes the NFL landscape as surprising contenders push the pace and seasoned favorites face tougher tests. With the playoff chase heating up, the storylines point to momentum, risk, and the race to January glory. A quick look at the trends shaping the second half of the season.
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CERN lab recreates blazar cascades, hinting at primordial intergalactic magnetism
New laboratory experiments at CERN recreate the cosmic blazar cascade to probe why the GeV gamma rays predicted by theory remain elusive. By sending electron-positron beams through a controlled plasma, researchers found beam instabilities may not explain the missing signal, hinting at ancient magnetic fields in the early Universe. The work opens intriguing questions about…
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Charlotte in the Spotlight as CBP Encounters Spark Protests and Civil Rights Debate
Charlotte finds itself at the center of a heated debate over federal enforcement and civil rights as local protests erupt and a viral moment prompts questions about immigration policy. The unfolding discussions spotlight safety, dignity, and the balance between security and community trust.
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Fiji Power Gets Lightning Shield as EFL Installs Surge Arrestors
Fiji’s power grid is getting a resilience boost as lightning surge arrestors are installed to shield networks from fierce storms. A brief de-energization of a major transmission line accompanies the upgrade, signaling a broader effort to reduce outages during the upcoming storm season.
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Advisors Capital Boosts QQQ Stake 24.5% as Institutional Demand Surges
Institutional investors are dialing up confidence in Invesco QQQ, tweaking stakes and signaling renewed appetite for the Nasdaq-100 ETF. With dividend moves on the horizon and shifting holdings across several firms, what these moves could mean for QQQ’s near-term trajectory.
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Mid South Weekend Forecast: Warm, Sunny Friday Night Football, Then Storm Risk Next Week
Warm days and plenty of sun set the scene this week, with Friday night football looking lively. A late Saturday cold front brings a few showers and a cooler Sunday, followed by a shift back to unsettled conditions next week with rain and possible storms brewing.
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Trump Pushes $2,000 Stimulus Funded by Tariffs — Congress to Decide
A new stimulus idea is back in the spotlight: a potential $2,000 payout funded by tariffs. With no formal plan yet and congressional approval required, questions about eligibility, timing, and how it would be financed linger as discussions continue.
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Fiji Police Launches Cold-Case Unit to Tackle Decades-Old Murders
A renewed push to crack Fiji’s cold cases is underway as police reveal progress on decades-old mysteries. A dedicated cold-case unit is reviewing leads, with several cases now under legal review and others under active scrutiny. The update highlights the challenges of long-running investigations and a continued commitment to justice and public trust.
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Sugar Festival Finale Shines as Local Small Businesses Lead Lautoka Celebration
Churchill Park pulsed with local flavor as the Sugar Festival wrapped up, spotlighting small businesses, vibrant rides, and colorful cultural displays. With charity at its heart and plans for an even bigger celebration next year, the community’s resilient spirit shone through.
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Jeff Dye’s GoFundMe Move Sparks Backlash as Old Remarks Resurface
Old posts resurface as comedian Jeff Dye’s GoFundMe for a Texas move sparks a fresh wave of backlash, with critics accusing him of hypocrisy after railing against crowdfunding. The saga adds to a string of headlines about his public comments and career moves as he shifts away from Hollywood.
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2024 NFL Draft Projections Hint at Breakout Prospects and Team Shakeups
Draft season is heating up as teams map out their future stars. The 2024 class features a mix of standout quarterbacks, versatile playmakers, and disruptive defenders who could reshape several franchises. Which teams are positioned to land the next game-changing prospect and set the course for the coming season?
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CoreWeave Stock Slumps on Third-Party Data Center Delay
CoreWeave faces a setback after its CEO cited delays from a third-party data center partner, casting doubt on its full-year outlook. The issue centers on a single provider with multiple sites, raising questions about timing across facilities. Yet the company emphasizes a diverse 41-data-center footprint and ongoing collaborations as it stays on track to its…
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Grassroots Fiji 7s Set to Spark a Prize-Packed Rugby Weekend at HFC Bank Stadium
Fiji’s Grassroots 7s is gearing up for a weekend at HFC Bank Stadium that spotlights the nation’s rising rugby stars. With men’s, women’s and Under-20 contests plus a volleyball showcase, the event promises a festival of sport and a bold push to nurture talent from the grassroots up.
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CMCLabs: CoinMarketCap’s Crypto Accelerator Poised to Shake Up Crypto Markets
Crypto startups just got a new runway. CMCLabs from CoinMarketCap opens doors to resources and visibility that could accelerate the next wave of DeFi, NFT, and Web3 innovations. Early signs—on-chain activity, partnerships, and buzzing communities—could hint at a breakout moment reshaping market dynamics in the months ahead.
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Police Warn of Dangerous TikTok Trend Fueling Vandalism; Parents Urged to Talk to Kids
Local police warn about a dangerous TikTok trend linked to vandalism, urging parents to talk with their kids about the real consequences of risky online challenges. The alert comes as a string of troubling incidents in the area highlights the influence of social media on youth and the need for guidance at home.
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Fiji Poised to Shine as 2027 Pan Pacific Hash Comes to Nadi
Fiji’s Hash runners head to Taiwan for Pan Asian Hash 2025, taking Fiji’s hospitality, landscapes, and diverse running terrain to the world stage. The mission? Build momentum for Pan Pacific Hash 2027 in Nadi, as 1,600 runners unite in a festival of sport and island charm.
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NYT Strands Puzzle Goes Paw Patrol: Clues, Hints, and a Hidden Spangram
Midnight brings a new Strands puzzle with a paw-themed twist. Cryptic clues, a long spangram, and clever connections await—a brain teaser that shines a light on the many roles of canine helpers in daily life. A fresh challenge to test your word-hunting skills and spark new insights.