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Blue Jays Spring Training Shakeup After Santander Injury
in SportsSpring Training brings a tight balance of injury concerns and roster shuffles for the Blue Jays as Anthony Santander’s setback tests their depth. Toronto adds Jesus Sanchez to fill the gap, while Houston adjusts its payroll through a complementary move. The early implications for both clubs as the season approaches are worth watching.
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Wake Forest Baseball Unveils New Look Outfield for 2026 Season
in SportsWake Forest’s 2026 outfield blends new spark with proven talent. New transfer Boston Torres could anchor the corners, while Javar Williams and Luke Costello bring speed, power, and depth. The Deacons kick off the season in Puerto Rico, leaving fans buzzing about what could be a breakout year.
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Presidents Day Tax Heads-Up: IRS Offices Closed, Online Help Available
in NewsPresidents Day brings a long weekend and a pause in many services, including the IRS. With tax season in full swing, learn what stays open, what closes, and how to navigate potential help delays as offices reopen.
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Tariffs Linger as January CPI Cools to 2.4%
in FinanceInflation cooled in January, with prices up 0.2% and the annual rate sliding to 2.4%. Core inflation held at 2.5% as the job market strengthens and tariff effects ripple through select items, signaling a cautiously improving economy.
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Demiral’s Return Hinges on Medical Clearance for Al-Ahli’s AFC Champions League Clash vs Shabab Al-Ahli
in SportsAl-Ahli faces a high-stakes decision as Merih Demiral edges toward a comeback. With a recent injury layoff and a pivotal medical check ahead, his potential return could reshape the defense and lift morale for a crucial AFC Champions League tie with Shabab Al-Ahli.
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Havili Set to Become Moana Pasifika’s First 50-Cap Player in Fiji Drua Clash
in Fiji NewsWilliam Havili is poised to become Moana Pasifika’s first player to reach 50 appearances, lining up for a landmark clash with the Fijian Drua in Lautoka. A battle of Pacific Island pride, leadership, and high‑tempo rugby that promises plenty of drama early in Super Rugby Pacific.
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Austin Tattoo Shops Gear Up for Friday the 13th Valentine’s Deals
in NewsAustin’s tattoo scene is buzzing this weekend as Friday the 13th collides with Valentine’s Day with themed flash sheets, charity raffles, and pop-up events across the city. Expect bold, love-and-luck designs, walk-in specials, and festive celebrations that welcome both first-timers and seasoned ink lovers.
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Bounou Nears Return as Al-Hilal Prepares for Al-Ettifaq Showdown
in SportsAl-Hilal gear up for a pivotal Friday night clash in the Saudi Pro League at the Kingdom Arena, chasing momentum at the summit. A potential return for Moroccan stopper Yassine Bounou from a shoulder injury is bringing renewed optimism to the camp, and all eyes will be on whether this boost can tip the balance…
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U.S. Speedskating’s Milan Cortina Prep: Fantasy Football Penalties Fuel Team Bonding
in SportsBehind the swift laps and podium dreams, the U.S. speedskating team is leaning on humor and camaraderie. A quirky plastic foot on a phone case and a pink, heart-themed backpack from a fantasy football punishment are more than jokes—they’re a bond that keeps the team grounded as Milan Cortina approaches. A playful peek at how…
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Nuffield Health Center in Tamavua Temporarily Closes Amid Meningococcal Case
in Fiji NewsTamavua’s Nuffield Health Center has triggered swift safety measures after a meningococcal case. With temporary closures and patient relocations underway, the facility is mobilizing isolation plans to protect patients and the wider community.
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Trump Endorses Harbaugh, Sparking Giants Coaching Talk
in SportsJohn Harbaugh’s Ravens era ends with a shocker: a public endorsement from Donald Trump that’s sparked big talk across the league. As he contemplates the next chapter, he weighs family, patriotism, and a future that could redefine more than a season. A high-stakes turning point that leaves fans and observers eager to see what comes…
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Rotterdam Open Heats Up: Can de Minaur Finally Strike Gold?
in SportsRotterdam’s lineup is buzzing as Alex de Minaur chases his first title here and Felix Auger-Aliassime hunts back-to-back crowns. A resurgent Stan Wawrinka and a stumble-prone Stefanos Tsitsipas add intrigue, while the draw hints at upsets and dramatic clashes to come. Big moments on the Dutch indoor courts are just getting started.
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High on Life 2 Goes Multiplatform, PS Takes the Lead
in GamesHigh on Life 2 is changing the game for launch strategy—shipping simultaneously on PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC, with a Switch 2 version planned. Squanch Games notes that PlayStation demand and a broader Game Pass approach drove the shift away from the original Xbox‑first path. The bold rollout aims to reach more players with…
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Casey Dawson’s Pink Backpack Steals the Spotlight at Milan 5,000m Olympic Race
in SportsAt Milano’s speed skating arena, a U.S. skater’s pink, heart-adorned backpack steals the spotlight as nerves rise and a small stumble tests the moment. There’s more to his Olympic journey than the finish line—humor, humility, and a drive for what’s next.
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Nauru’s bold name change: could it become Naoero?
in Fiji NewsA bold bid to rename a nation to better honor its language and heritage is moving through parliament. If approved, Nauru would be known as Naoero, reshaping symbols, records, and its place on the world stage—a story of cultural pride and identity in the making.
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Chennai T20 World Cup Opener: USA Take on Netherlands as Kyle Klein Returns
in SportsChennai hosts a high-stakes T20 World Cup opener as the USA shake up their lineup and the Netherlands bring back pace. With a chilly toss and 24°C conditions in the air, both sides loom to strike early while plans unfold around cautious starts and pressure-building spells. A tense night of captaincy and key chess moves…
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Ex-ILSC Secretary Jailed in Cheque Fraud Case
in Fiji NewsFormer public official sentenced to five years in prison for a cheque-fraud scheme that forged signatures and diverted more than $10,000. The verdict highlights a stark breach of trust in public service and the strong stance on accountability in governance.
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ATP Rotterdam Showdown: De Minaur Favored Over Van de Zandschulp
in SportsRotterdam’s Friday spotlight shines on a gripping clash between Alex de Minaur and Botic Van de Zandschulp. Expect a battle of pace and tactics as the build-up reveals what makes this matchup special and what could tilt the balance on court.
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John Harbaugh Bids Farewell, Sparks Ravens and Giants Hope Under Jesse
in SportsJohn Harbaugh reflects on leaving the Ravens, admitting he’ll miss the city and the community he helped build. His warm words about a new Giants era and the league-wide camaraderie hint at an intriguing, hopeful chapter for both teams.
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Bart Layton’s Crime 101 Promises a Grounded, Star-Studded Heist Thriller
in NewsBart Layton returns with Crime 101, a stylish crime thriller that pairs slick heist craft with unexpected emotional depth. An all-star cast drives the tension as the film teases moral ambiguity behind the chase, promising more than just a pulse-quickening ride.
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Al-Ahli’s Demiral fitness in doubt ahead of Riyadh showdown with Al-Shabab
in SportsAll eyes are on Riyadh as Al-Ahli chase a crucial three points against Al-Shabab. Demiral’s lineup fate hangs in the balance while Galeno is back in full swing, setting the stage for a Friday 4:55 PM showdown.