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Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key Elementary Relocates to Thurgood Marshall Building Amid Mold Cleanup
in EducationFrancis Scott Key Elementary/Middle School is moving temporarily as crews tackle mold remediation, with remote learning in place and a new bus plan for students. Families are weighing transportation logistics, timelines, and safety concerns as the community works toward a safe, uninterrupted return to learning.
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Winter Weather Strikes Lowcountry: Schools Go Online and Offices Change Hours
in NewsWinter weather is prompting widespread schedule changes across the Lowcountry. From schools shifting to eLearning to colleges moving online and government offices adjusting hours, communities are bracing for the forecast as conditions develop. Expect updates as the situation unfolds.
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Fiji Court Delays Verdict in Sayed-Khaiyum-Saneem Case to March 30
in Fiji NewsAnother turn in the courtroom saga involving a former Attorney General and a former Supervisor of Elections. With serious abuse-of-office and tax-relief questions at stake, the ruling has been postponed and is now expected on March 30.
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Fiji Court Delays Verdict in Sayed-Khaiyum-Saneem Public Office Case
in Fiji NewsAn unfolding Fiji court case involving former Attorney General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum and former Supervisor of Elections Mohammed Saneem takes a new turn as Chief Justice Salesi Temo asks for more time to review the evidence. With allegations spanning abuse of office and tax-relief matters, the proceedings raise pressing questions about governance, accountability, and public trust.
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Ostrava Showdown: Parks Aims for Third Win Against Grabher in WTA 500
in SportsTwo rising rivals collide in Ostrava as Alycia Parks faces Julia Grabher in a high-stakes WTA 500 duel. The third chapter in their budding rivalry promises a grueling, edge-of-your-seat contest that could swing momentum for both players.
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Team Maui Bay Clinches Golf Fiji Charity Victory as Fundraising Grows
in Fiji NewsDenarau hosted a charity golf day that united Fiji’s golf community to support the national team’s training. Team Maui Bay took the men’s title in a display of teamwork, highlighting the strong community backing shaping Fiji’s golf future.
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Oracle Plans Multibillion-Dollar Funding Drive to Accelerate AI Cloud Expansion
in FinanceOracle unveils a bold plan to fuel its AI cloud expansion with a targeted $45-50 billion by 2026, funded through equity-linked instruments and new bonds. The move hinges on commitments from major clients like OpenAI and NVIDIA, but it also sparks investor concerns and a bondholder lawsuit as debt grows. A high-stakes race to scale…
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Fiji’s Waranaivalu Shines for Tahiti United in Papua New Guinea OFC Pro League Draw
in Fiji NewsRatu Tevita Waranaivalu is turning heads in the OFC Pro League with Tahiti United, blending leadership with sharp play. A 2-2 showdown in Papua New Guinea hinted at his growing influence, including a pivotal setup that sparked the opening goal. With Fiji’s lone pro shining abroad and Extra Bula FC rising, the island’s football story…
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Fiji U17 Futsal Trials Uncover Rising Talent Ahead of Olympic Youth Festival
in Fiji NewsOver 40 young futsal talents lit up Ba today, hinting at Fiji’s bright future in the game. A standout player who traveled from Australia signposts the growing passion and courage fueling the upcoming Suva trials for a spot at the Olympic Youth Festival.
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Late goal clinches Lautoka Women’s promotion to the FFA Women’s Super League for 2026
in Fiji NewsTitilia Latui’s 88th-minute strike sealed a dramatic 1–0 win for Lautoka Women’s FC, clinching their place in the 2026 FFA Women’s Super League. With a perfect Western Zone run and a young, 17-year-old-influenced squad, Lautoka are poised for a bright rise in Fiji football’s top flight.
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Yuan Weiren: The Hidden Maestro Behind Mandarin Pop’s Golden Era
in DJ & MusicYuan Weiren—an unseen architect of Mandarin pop’s golden era. A master songwriter and producer whose delicate melodies shaped a generation, paired with a memorable on-screen presence that fans still remember.
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China’s Embodied AI Push Signals a New Tech Power Shift
in AIHere are a few short teaser options for your WordPress excerpt: – A new AI frontier is emerging: embodied AI with robots and autonomous systems. China’s intensified push could reshape industry, manufacturing, and global tech power—and spark a strategic rethink elsewhere. – The next wave of AI isn’t just software—it’s machines that learn in the…
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Baltimore Schools Eye Monday Return as Snow Days Disrupt Learning
in NewsSnow days stretch into a wait for a possible Monday return, as families weigh lost learning against the comfort of routine. With eyes on in-person connection and quick catch-up, this moment tests resilience and planning for the days ahead.
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A Promise to Tomorrow: Fiji’s Young Dreamers on the FNU Roadshow
in Fiji NewsTwo young Fijians turn personal promises into bright futures. A Ba-based, 24-year-old teacher-in-training and a 17-year-old student chart hopeful paths in education and agriculture, embodying resilience as the FNU 2026 Roadshow travels across Fiji.
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Fiji High Court Ruling Questions FICAC Appointment Powers
in Fiji NewsA Suva High Court ruling declares Barbara Malimali’s dismissal as FICAC Commissioner unlawful, finding the Prime Minister had no power to revoke the appointment. The decision puts a spotlight on due process and the safeguards surrounding high‑level public appointments, with more developments expected in this governance story.
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Bomb Cyclone Targets the Carolinas as Outer Banks Braces for Snow and Flooding
in NewsWinter’s brutal bite is marching up the coast, bringing frigid air, rising waters, and the threat of outages. In a small Outer Banks town, families brace together, finding warmth in each other as the storm drums closer.
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Kasatkina vs Waltert: A Stats-Driven Abu Dhabi Open Preview
in SportsAbu Dhabi’s Round of 32 pits Daria Kasatkina against Simona Waltert in a clash fans are buzzing about. A fresh forecast hints at a surprising twist that could shake up the expectations. Two styles, big stakes, and a showdown that could set the tournament’s tempo.
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Raducanu Opens Cluj-Napoca Campaign Against Minnen — Coachless and Hungry for a Win
in SportsEmma Raducanu opens her Cluj-Napoca campaign as the top seed, stepping onto the court with a fresh coaching setup. She faces Greet Minnen in an aggressive, night-session showdown that could set the tone for her WTA climb. Will Raducanu seize momentum early, or does Minnen have more in store than the numbers suggest?
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Financial Services Overtakes Healthcare as 2024’s Most Targeted Sector for Data Breaches
in FinanceA startling shift in cyber threats: financial services have become the most breached sector in 2024, impacting millions. As breaches spread across industries, the call for stronger, smarter cybersecurity grows louder.
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Tributes pour in as legendary musician Yuan Weiren known as Little Fat Teacher dies at 57
in NewsBeloved musician Yuan Weiren, known as “Little Fat Teacher,” has died at 57. A life grounded in dazzling artistry and quiet resilience, his memory remains a beacon for fans and fellow musicians alike.
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Shutdown Looms as Congress Battles Over DHS Funding
in NewsWith a looming funding deadline, a partial government shutdown could hinge on a two-week DHS patch and a high-stakes House rule vote. As leadership wrangles support and Democrats push for changes to immigration enforcement, the next moves will determine which federal operations stay afloat—and which don’t.