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Portland to Welcome Maine’s First LDS Temple
in NewsAt a Christmas fireside in Portland, Maine, an emotional announcement revealed plans for Maine’s first temple. Tears, gratitude, and renewed hope filled the room as families imagined a more accessible path to sacred ordinances—opening a new chapter for generations of worshippers in the area.
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Arizona Lottery Buzz: Phoenix $250K Triple Twist Win as Powerball Reaches $1.1B
in NewsArizona’s holiday luck is rolling in, with a Phoenix player grabbing $250,000 on a Triple Twist ticket. Powerball prizes across the state added to the excitement as the next grand prize climbs to $1.1 billion. A snapshot of the weekend’s six-figure wins and where the luck landed.
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Pumas Eye Fiji Test to Shape 2027 Rugby World Cup Run
in Fiji NewsArgentina’s Felipe Contepomi keeps the focus on preparation and performance as the Pumas brace for a tough pool that includes Fiji, Spain and Canada. Knockout talk takes a backseat for now, with a belief that you face whatever’s in front and let the results do the talking. With two years to go, the buildup hints…
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Delilah Hamlin Opens Up About Endometriosis After Years of Misdiagnosis
in HealthDelilah Belle Hamlin opens up about years of crippling symptoms and the struggle to get a diagnosis for endometriosis. Her candid reveal highlights gaps in how women’s health is addressed and what it could mean for others seeking answers.
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Outdated Legislation Under Review as Government Calls for Comprehensive Reform
in Fiji NewsDecades-old laws still steer today’s decisions, triggering a bold push for legislative reform. A top legal official calls for a comprehensive review to prune outdated provisions and ensure new laws harmonize with the existing framework. The move signals a major bid to modernize governance and keep statutes aligned with today’s realities.
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Fiji Advances Citizenship Path for Banaban and Kioan Communities
in Fiji NewsFiji is poised to take a historic step toward formal recognition as a Cabinet Paper advances on naturalizing the Banaban and Kioan communities. The move hints at a pathway to citizenship and a renewed sense of belonging within the nation, set against broader reforms and island development plans. A future of greater inclusion and opportunity…
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The End of the SAVE Plan: Are You Ready for Higher Student Loan Payments?
in FinanceMillions of student loan borrowers on the SAVE plan are facing a major reset as payments resume after a long pause. With the plan ending and new repayment options on the horizon, many could see higher monthly costs and tighter budgets. This transition could redefine how borrowers navigate their loans—here’s what to expect and how…
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Delilah Belle Hamlin Opens Up About Endometriosis and Her Health Journey
in HealthDelilah Belle Hamlin opens up about her years-long battle with endometriosis and other health hurdles, sharing the pain, misdiagnoses, and a turning point that brought relief. A candid, hopeful glimpse into resilience, healing, and the power of seeking help.
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TikTok Ban Ruling Prompts Key Questions on Free Speech and National Security
in NewsIs national security quietly reshaping free speech on social platforms? A recent ruling has intensified the debate over government power to regulate online voices used by millions. As judges balance security and civil liberties, the future of digital expression remains in question.
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Fiji Reminiscence: One Woman’s Life of Community and Resilience
in Fiji NewsAn 85-year-old Fiji resident recalls a world where neighbors were family, classrooms were improvised, and life was powered by resilience and community. Her memories trace a journey from shortages and long boat trips to a garden-filled home that stood as a beacon of hope and tradition.
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Gwyneth Paltrow Goes Barbie Pink in Bold NYC Street Style
in LifestyleGwyneth Paltrow lights up NYC streets with a Barbie-pink moment, embracing bold color and playful sophistication. Later she shifts to a moody slate-gray look, proving she can stunt-dress chic and fearless in one day.
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Rural and Elderly Commuters Push for Cash Options as Bus Card Woes Persist
in Fiji NewsRural and elderly riders voice frustration over eTransport glitches, long queues, and limited top-up options as the move toward a cashless ride tightens. With calls for cash payment options and reliably functioning machines, the quest for smoother daily travel remains a work in progress.
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Senators Propose Federal Framework to Regulate Hemp Cannabinoids
in NewsDemocrats push for a new federal framework to regulate hemp cannabinoids, aiming to protect consumers while letting states tailor rules. The Cannabinoid Safety and Regulation Act would put the FDA in charge of safety, establish age protections, and set THC limits—sparking debate over how best to balance innovation with public health. Industry stakeholders are watching…
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Marathon Delayed to March 2026 as Bungie Teases Free Updates and Fair Play
in GamesMarathon has been delayed to March 2026, with Bungie signaling a more polished launch built on player feedback. Teasers point to new elements like proximity chat and a solo queue, along with ongoing updates and a commitment to fair play. The eagerly awaited shooter is taking shape in a bold, revised direction.
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Arizona Lottery Draws: Powerball, The Pick and More — Latest Results You Need to See
in GamesFresh Arizona Lottery results are in, with updates from Powerball and the state’s other popular draws. Peek the highlights and see what the latest numbers are sparking for players chasing a life-changing moment.
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Zubac Bid Falls Flat as Celtics Pivot to Nets’ Claxton, Sharpe
in SportsZubac’s availability just got murkier, and Boston’s center hunt is far from over. With the market shifting, the Celtics may pivot to a fresh set of targets as the February deadline nears. The coming days could redefine Boston’s rotation and plans.
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Amy Winehouse Estate Dispute: Family in Fresh Legal Battle Over Her Legacy
in NewsMore than a decade after Amy Winehouse’s passing, her family faces a renewed legal clash over her estate, reviving painful memories and questions about her private belongings and charitable legacy. This latest chapter in the saga hints at how legacy, memory, and money collide in the wake of tragedy.
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Fiji’s Investment Surge: Global Giants Back Major Projects
in Fiji NewsFiji’s investment climate is warming up as global interest surges and major developments take shape. With new projects across sectors and a wave of job opportunities on the horizon, the archipelago’s growth story is just beginning.
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NBA Power Rankings Signal a Shifting Season as Rookies Rise and Health Questions Grow
in SportsWith the Emirates Cup winding down and the regular season on the horizon, the NBA landscape is shifting fast. Health, shot selection, and late-game decisions are redefining contenders and pretenders alike. From the Thunder’s blistering start to the Mavericks’ rookie-driven lift and the Knicks finding their two-way footing, surprises await as teams jockey for position.
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Fiji Sugarcane Sector Poised for Growth as $35 Million Loan Plan Unveiled
in Fiji NewsFiji’s sugarcane sector is entering a new phase with a push for strategic planning, stronger accountability, and a bold funding boost for farmers. A $35 million loan package over three years signals a drive toward unity, growth, and long-term resilience for the industry.
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Can Knicks Contain Wembanyama in the NBA Cup Final?
in SportsVictor Wembanyama’s rare mix of size and skill is turning defense into a moving target. The Knicks face a strategic test in the NBA Cup final—how to slow the 7-foot-4 rookie without opening the door for others. A high-stakes chess match awaits, where preparation and precision could tilt the outcome.