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Sundance Protest Draws A-List Solidarity Against ICE
in ImmigrationAt Sundance, cinema collides with protest as a snow-swept vigil honors two Minnesota victims and fuels a push to rethink immigration policy. Stars raise pins, voices chant, and a moment of unity turns a festival into a call for change.
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Europa League Final Matchday: Live Table and Opta Predictions Spark Knockout Drama
in SportsThe final Europa League matchday promises non-stop drama as 18 games unfold with a live table updating in real time. Opta’s computer projections weigh every result, hinting at twists in the race for the knockout rounds. With surprises already on the horizon, the finish is wide open.
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Al-Hilal seal €30m winter swoop for Mohamed Kader Mete
in SportsAl-Hilal makes a bold winter move, signing rising French striker Mohamed Kader Mete from Rennes. The 18-year-old’s arrival adds a new spark to the lineup as the club gears up for a crucial stretch, signaling an ambitious season ahead.
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Minneapolis Shooting Triggers Shutdown Fears for Bitcoin
in FinanceGeopolitical tensions and a looming funding showdown are stirring markets, with crypto feeling the tremors. Bitcoin dipped while gold and silver surged, signaling a shift toward safer assets amid growing uncertainty. Analysts warn the macro backdrop could push crypto into fresh volatility in the weeks ahead.
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Two-Day Vulaca Volleyball Tournament Kicks Off Tomorrow at National Gymnasium
in Fiji NewsTwo days of high-energy volleyball at the National Gymnasium as the Vulaca Tournament pits top local talents in men’s and women’s divisions. Expect fierce rivalries, standout plays, and a celebration of community spirit as the action unfolds.
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Macuata Rising Star Ravuama Tumacou Joins Skipper Select for Drua Clash
in Fiji NewsFrom Nabouwalu to the Skipper Select squad, a rising forward carries the hopes of Macuata and the North. Intensive training against top Super Rugby talent is shaping his path, signaling a turning point for rugby in the region. A moment that could ignite new opportunities for aspiring players beyond the North.
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Crystal Dunn retires: USWNT icon leaves a World Cup-winning legacy
in SportsCrystal Dunn is retiring after a storied career that crowned World Cup glory and Olympic gold. From a No. 1 draft pick to a global star, her journey reshaped the women’s game and inspired a new generation. Her enduring impact will be felt long after the final whistle.
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Saudi Pro League Showdown: Streaking Al Qadsiah Hosts Title-Chasing Al Hilal
in SportsTwo Saudi Pro League title contenders collide as Al Qadsiah host Al Hilal. Al Qadsiah arrive on a seven-game winning run, closing in on the leaders, while Al Hilal seek a bounce-back after a rare draw. Expect a high-stakes, goal-packed showdown that could shake up the race for the title.
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Omelet You Cook Moves Up Release Date to February 8 to Beat Slay the Spire 2
in GamesAn indie kitchen roguelike is racing into February with a boldly moved release date. Omelet You Cook’s team is juggling timing, polish, and localization to reach a bigger audience as the competition heats up. A quirky scramble that hints at big things behind the skillet.
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NFL Coaching Carousel Nears Finish: Which New Hires Could Spark a Turnaround?
in SportsThe NFL coaching carousel is entering a pivotal phase as offseason moves tighten the field of frontrunners. This snapshot weighs culture shifts, innovative schemes, and the high-stakes pressure facing every new leader, offering early takeaways on who might redefine their franchises in the weeks ahead.
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Scheffler Clinches 20th PGA Tour Win at The American Express
in SportsScottie Scheffler extended his dominance with a commanding victory, marking his 20th PGA Tour title and cementing his grip on the world No. 1 ranking. As the West Coast swing heats up, all eyes turn to what’s next for the sport’s hottest run.
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Patrick Reed Sets Sights on PGA Tour Return From LIV Golf
in SportsPatrick Reed signals a bold comeback to the PGA Tour after his LIV stint. With August eligibility and a path through open qualifiers, the former Masters champ reenters golf’s premier circuit as the tour reshapes its lineup.
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Litter Fines Spike as Regulators Eye Waste Reform
in Fiji NewsCities are stepping up the fight against illegal littering, backed by rising fines and a sweeping plan to rethink waste management. The latest push hints at new approaches, framed by strict environmental rules and a commitment to public input before any action moves forward.
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From Drift to Drive: Fiji’s Leaders LEAD Symposium Sets Stage for Next-Gen Leaders
in Fiji NewsEmerging leaders are in for a dynamic gathering focused on turning intention into action. With the theme “From Drift to Drive,” the symposium promises practical insights on self-leadership, teams, and driving meaningful change from a diverse lineup of experts.
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Fiji LTA Calls for Stronger Road Safety After Child Tragedy in Sigatoka
in Fiji NewsA heartbreaking road tragedy involving a young child has sparked a renewed call for vigilance on our streets. The guidance is simple: slow down near schools and neighborhoods, stay focused, and look out for little pedestrians. Road safety is a shared duty for everyone—drivers and pedestrians alike.
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Fiji: No drug labs, but a narcotics transit hub seeking stronger U.S. cooperation
in Fiji NewsFiji’s top police official says there are no local drug laboratories, but warns of a growing cross-border narcotics challenge. He’s calling for stronger international cooperation, advanced training, and new tools to stay ahead of trafficking networks.
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Crystal Dunn Retires: USWNT Legend Shifts Focus to Family
in SportsCrystal Dunn is stepping away from professional soccer at 33 to focus on family after a career that brought World Cup glory, Olympic gold, and a string of titles—a landmark chapter in USWNT history.
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Brooks Koepka’s Return Sparks Debate Over Golf’s Future
in SportsBrooks Koepka’s return throws a new light on golf’s evolving story. With golf as his profession rather than his passion, and wins that land with quiet inevitability, his comeback could reshape how fans connect with the game.
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Fiji: Online Abuse Against Women Threatens Leadership and Progress
in Fiji NewsAn alarming surge of online abuse against Fiji’s women is being called a national crisis, threatening productivity, leadership, and the future. From personal well-being to political participation, the discussion highlights costly barriers—and a growing call for real change.
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Brandi Carlile Pledges $25,000 to Aid Immigration Detainees in Minnesota
in ImmigrationBrandi Carlile pledges a $25,000 Looking Out Foundation grant to support detainees in Minnesota through The Advocates for Human Rights. The move underscores a broader fight for justice and dignity, weaving music, philanthropy, and community action into a powerful call for solidarity.
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Crimson Desert Sparks Global Hype for 2026 Open-World Adventure
in GamesCrimson Desert is shaping up as a bold open-world epic with a deep, multi-layered combat system and breathtaking, living environments. Early previews tease epic battles and immersive quests on the continent of Pywel, a world that reacts to every choice. If the buzz is any guide, this adventure could redefine action‑adventure in 2026.