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Matt Rife’s Unwrapped: Netflix Christmas Crowd Work Sparks Holiday Debate
Matt Rife dives into holiday humor with a Christmas crowd-work special that needles gifts, traditions, and who makes the naughty-or-nice list this year. Filmed in Phoenix in October, the festive set is already sparking mixed reactions and questions about returning to the crowd-work format. Will this seasonal spin land with laughs or leave fans wishing…
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MTG 2025 Ban Wave Shakes Standard and Legacy — What It Means for Your Deck
Magic: The Gathering’s 2025 Banned and Restricted wave shakes Standard, Pioneer, Pauper, and Legacy, targeting the decks that have defined the meta. Wizards signals a faster ban cadence and a new era with the Avatar set on the horizon. A compact preview of what changed and why it matters for players across formats.
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Batman Coin Debut Triggers Silver Eagle Surge in Holiday Coin Market
New coin releases are stirring the market this month, from a Navy privy-marked American Eagle silver proof to a Batman-themed entry in the Comic Art series. Demand is shifting as the 2025-S proof silver eagle gains momentum and related pieces push higher, even as gold coins stay steady. A timely snapshot for holiday gifting and…
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Stimulus Talks Reignite Over Tariffs and Inflation Relief for 2025
Stimulus talks, tariff rebates, and inflation relief are back in the spotlight as prices rise. While lawmakers float ideas and some states roll out targeted relief, nationwide payments remain uncertain with no major action from Congress.
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Katy Perry vs Wendy’s: A feud reshaping celebrity branding
An online clash between a fast-food giant and Katy Perry over a spaceflight spirals into a major corporate shake-up, throwing branding, apologies, and fame into sharp relief. How far can a burst of banter go before it reshapes public perception?
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FDA Overhauls Menopause Hormone Therapy Labels: What It Means for Your Treatment
Significant changes are on the horizon for how menopause hormone therapies are labeled, aiming for clearer, evidence-based guidance. This shift could influence decisions around relief from hot flashes and night sweats, as experts debate safety and timing.
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Penny Shortage Triggers Rounding at Utah Harmons Stores
Pennies are fading from Harmons’ checkout aisles in Utah. Cash payments are now rounded to the nearest five cents as the U.S. stops minting pennies. Shoppers react with a mix of frustration and adaptation as stores across the state navigate the change.
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Fiji Extends Back-to-School Support for 2026
Fiji’s back-to-school relief is back, offering up to $200 per child to cover uniforms, shoes, and supplies. The program targets families earning up to $50,000 a year, with applications opening soon and funds expected early next year. A practical boost for families as a new school year approaches.
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Eastern Michigan Edges Bowling Green as McMillan Shines in Rivalry Clash
Eastern Michigan battled Bowling Green in a tense MAC showdown, leaning on a balanced attack and a late-clinching finish. Dontae McMillan sparked the Eagles with a strong ground game, while Noah Kim guided the offense from the pocket. A clutch late kick sealed the win, extending EMU’s dominance in the series.
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Vivi Ornitier Ban Shakes Up Magic’s Standard Meta
An abrupt ban reshapes Magic’s coveted Standard format, removing a once-dominant card from the lineup and sending shockwaves through the metagame. With sweeping changes announced for multiple formats and a renewed emphasis on diversity, players are bracing for a dramatically different environment and fresh paths for deck-building this season.
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Trump and Khanna Push Stimulus Checks Debate Ahead of the Holiday Season
Direct relief checks are back in the spotlight as the holidays approach, with whispers of $1,000–$2,000 payments and even a “DOGE dividend” on the table. But with political gridlock, any real action remains uncertain for working Americans.
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This Week’s Entertainment Drops: Star Reunions, Fresh Series, and a Big Gaming Release
This week packs nostalgia, glamour, and high-stakes hype across screens and speakers. A beloved reunion stirs up familiar chaos, a French New Wave homage reinvigorates cinema, and Palm Beach intrigue turns up the style—plus new albums, a bold EP, and the launch of Call of Duty: Black Ops 7. It’s a mixed bag that has…
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Antigua Unveils CHOGM 2026 Theme: Accelerating Partnerships and Investment for a Prosperous Commonwealth
Antigua and Barbuda unveils CHOGM 2026’s bold new theme—Accelerating Partnerships and Investment for a Prosperous Commonwealth. A signal of renewed collaboration and opportunity among Commonwealth nations, charting a course toward sustainable growth and shared prosperity.
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Rabuka’s Tokyo Visit Signals New Push for Free and Open Indo-Pacific Ties
Fiji’s prime minister heads to Tokyo for a pivotal working visit, signaling deeper ties with Japan as Pacific regional challenges come into sharper focus. With talks likely to touch on security, climate resilience, and shared prosperity, observers glimpse a new chapter in the Free and Open Indo-Pacific.
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Nvidia Leads AI-Fueled Wall Street Rally
Tech stocks spark a rally led by Nvidia, with AI optimism lifting the Nasdaq and other favorites into the spotlight. But a mixed S&P, political headwinds, and evolving rate expectations keep the path forward feeling like a careful balancing act.
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Megan Moroney Teases Pink Era for New Album
Megan Moroney is signaling a bold new chapter, embracing pink and a lighter, brighter vibe that hints at a major shift in her music. With playful mystery and cloud-themed hints on the horizon, fans are left guessing what happens next in this vibrant ascent.
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Hayley Williams Unveils Grammy-Nominated Solo Album and Bot-Proof Tour Pre-Sale Plan
Hayley Williams unveils a bold solo chapter with a new album and a fan-focused tour, already drawing Grammy buzz as the release lands. Expect meticulous tour plans, anti-bot ticketing efforts, and a fresh track accompanying the LP—a rollout sure to spark anticipation for live shows.
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Six Charged in Fiji Meth Import Case, Including Two Police Officers
Six people, including two police officers and a Nigerian national, appeared in court over alleged meth shipments into Fiji. Bail was set as the case moves to a higher court, signaling a continued crackdown on drug trafficking. The development reflects ongoing efforts to uphold public safety and trust in law enforcement.
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Four From Fijian Drua Development Program Earn 2026 Super Rugby Pacific Spots
Four players from the Fijian Drua’s development program have earned spots in the main squad for the 2026 Super Rugby Pacific season, underscoring a thriving pathway for local talent and a bold future for Fiji rugby.
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Delhi explosion near Red Fort sparks security alert
An evening blast near the Red Fort in Delhi sparked chaos, leaving several dead and many injured as emergency crews rushed to the scene. Authorities say the investigation is underway and security measures are being heightened nationwide, with new details continuing to emerge.
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Drua Unveils 2026 Pre-Season Schedule: Chiefs Clash, Provincial Challenge, and Moana Pasifika Opener
An action-packed pre-season awaits the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua, blending marquee clashes with a spotlight on Fiji’s rising talent. A New Zealand showdown with the Chiefs and a provincial stars event in Lautoka set the stage for a season built on local development and community ties ahead of their February opener.