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Kiwi comeback seals Pacific Championship win as Foran retires
New Zealand seals a Pacific Championship win over Samoa as veteran Kieran Foran bows out on a high note. After a halftime deficit, the Kiwis surged in the second half, signaling a resurgent era ahead of the Rugby World Cup.
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Slovakia Train Crash Sparks Safety Review
Two trains collided in Slovakia, leaving dozens injured but no fatalities as investigators search for the cause behind a rear-end crash. With a second rail accident in a month, questions about safety measures and emergency response are resurfacing as officials review what happened.
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Shutdown Slashes Flights: Is Thanksgiving Travel in Jeopardy?
Air travel in the United States could be headed for a rough stretch as a prolonged government shutdown strains the system. Thousands of flights have been canceled and air-traffic control staffing shortages loom, casting uncertainty over the coming holiday travel window. As officials and industry players seek a path forward, Thanksgiving plans may hang in…
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South Texas Weekend Weather Swing: Heat, Wind, Fire Risk, Then Freeze
South Texas braces for a dramatic weather flip—from record heat today to a fast-moving cold front that could bring gusty winds and a chilly weekend. A striking temperature swing lies ahead—moments worth watching.
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Betty Bayo Kenyan gospel artist dies at 35 after leukemia battle
Betty Bayo, Kenya’s beloved gospel artist famed for “Eleventh Hour,” has passed away, leaving a lasting legacy of faith and inspiration. Tributes pour in from fans and fellow musicians as her vibrant ministry is remembered and celebrated.
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Tavua Tragedy Spurs Fiji Road Safety Push
An overnight crash in Tavua has left a life lost and others hospitalized, sparking renewed questions about road safety. As investigators delve into the details, the community is left considering what steps could prevent another tragedy on the road.
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First Snowfall Hits Central New York as Residents Gear Up for Winter
Central New York braces for the season’s first snowfall, sparking a mix of sledding thrills and cozy indoor moments. As neighbors weigh outdoor fun against practical winter prep, the community gears up for a season that’s both lively and ready.
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Beyond Meat at a Crossroads: Is the Plant-Based Leader Losing Its Edge?
Beyond Meat is wrestling with a long stretch of losses and dwindling demand for its plant-based offerings, sending its stock to new lows. With investors eyeing a fragile path ahead and questions about category momentum, the coming quarter could redefine the company’s trajectory.
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Seoul Shivers as Cold Front Signals Early Winter Across Korea
Winter is making an early entrance in South Korea with chilly mornings and hints of frost inland. Brisk winds and clearing skies set the scene for a season that invites warm drinks and cozy moments indoors.
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Lizzo and Myke Wright Shine at Baby2Baby Gala as Charity Raises a Record $18 Million
Lizzo turned heads at the 2025 Baby2Baby Gala in a fitted black sequin gown, diamonds sparkling as she stood beside her longtime love, Myke Wright. A night of glamour and charity, it also offers a glimpse into a private romance that’s thriving off the public spotlight.
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Fiji’s 2025 Remembrance Day: Honoring Heroes, Uniting Communities
Remembrance Day 2025 is shaping up to be a solemn tribute to the courage and sacrifices of veterans, with ceremonies that bring communities together across generations. From national observances to personal memories shared by families, the day offers a moment to reflect on peace, freedom, and the enduring legacy of bravery.
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Houston Braces for Weekend Freeze as Fire Danger Rises
Houston braces for a weekend cold front that could push temps into the 30s by Monday, bringing windy, dry conditions and higher fire risk. Quick safety tips—from proper space heater use to carbon monoxide monitoring—could help you stay safer as the weather changes.
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Penguin Lyric Moment and Surprise Debut Light Up Billy Strings’ Pittsburgh Show
Billy Strings and his band lit up Pittsburgh’s PPG Paints Arena with an electric fall night of blistering jams and playful crowd moments. From a cheeky lyric flip during Love and Regret to a high-energy trio medley and a rousing encore, the set left thousands buzzing. A vibrant light show and feverish riffs made it…
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SEPTA Cancellations Rise as Silverliner IV Safety Inspections Continue
SEPTA’s Regional Rail is facing cancellations as ongoing safety inspections of the Silverliner IV fleet continue. Expect fewer trains and more crowded cars, with the possibility of missed stops and last-minute changes throughout the day as crews work to complete the inspections.
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Veterans Day 2025: Deals, Free Meals and Travel Tips You Might Not Expect
Veterans Day 2025 blends gratitude with changes to daily routines—from mail and transit to store hours and veteran discounts. A quick primer on what to expect as the nation honors service members.
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INDOT Public Hearing on La Porte Roundabout Seeks Community Input
La Porte could see a single-lane roundabout at the Indiana 2 and 500 West intersection, crafted to boost safety for drivers and pedestrians. A November 17 public hearing will feature displays and an opportunity to share input that could shape the project’s future. Discover what’s proposed and how the community can weigh in during the…
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SPX Unveils New ESG and Gender Reporting Awards for 2025
Two new award categories spotlight ESG coverage and gender reporting, signaling SPX’s bold push for transparency in corporate practice ahead of its annual awards.
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Fiji Airways Posts Strong 2023: Debt Cut, Passenger Surge and New Routes Driving Growth
Fiji Airways ends 2023 on a high note—debt trimmed, more seats, and bold growth in routes and fleet. A strong push in people and service is paving a brighter future for Fiji’s aviation and economy.
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Fiji High Court Showdown: Former Officials Face Corruption Allegations
Two high-profile Fiji officials stand at the center of a case prosecutors say goes beyond a routine employment dispute. Closing arguments allege corrupt intent and public-program breaches tied to a contested deed and substantial benefits, raising questions about accountability in the public sector. A ruling is expected on February 2, 2026, which could set important…
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Cleveland CMSD Plans Major Campus Shake-Up to Narrow Budget Gap
With a looming budget shortfall, Cleveland’s public schools are poised for a bold restructuring. Community leaders and district officials are weighing changes to facilities and campus configurations aimed at preserving access to education and support services. The coming shifts could ripple through families and neighborhoods alike.
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Rising Rheumatic Heart Disease in Fiji Prompts Urgent Health Push
Fiji is seeing a worrying rise in rheumatic heart disease, with nearly five thousand people affected and new cases surfacing across divisions. Health officials emphasize early detection and prevention, especially for children and young adults, as outreach and awareness efforts intensify.