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Telluride Ski Resort Closes Indefinitely Over Ski Patrol Wage Dispute
in NewsTelluride’s slopes are quiet as the resort stays closed amid a wage dispute with the ski patrol. Negotiations stall, the holiday season looms, and the winter’s future could hinge on a resolution.
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Breeze Airways Unveils Four-Tier Rewards Ahead of 2026 Rollout
in NewsFour Breeze tiers—Breezy 1, Breezy 2, Breezy 3, and Breezy Club—are reshaping how travelers earn and redeem rewards. Expect perks like priority boarding, onboard WiFi, bundled upgrades, and faster support, with bonus point multipliers and partner offers boosting earnings. As Breeze pushes for profitability, this loyalty overhaul could redefine value for budget-conscious travelers.
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Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos Light Up the Holidays with a London Surprise for Lola
in NewsKelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos are celebrating the holidays with their grown brood, sharing intimate moments from a moonlit beach night to a heartwarming stage surprise for Lola. The family’s cheers—and new chapters for Michael and Joaquin—show how love, work, and togetherness stay at the center of their festive season.
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AstraZeneca Signals Major Canada Push Ahead of JPMorgan Healthcare Conference 2026
in NewsWith the 2026 JP Morgan Healthcare Conference approaching, AstraZeneca is rolling out bold bets on innovation. A major push to accelerate Canadian clinical trials, backed by key partnerships, signals a broader drive into cancer therapies and rare diseases. The moves hint at a reshaped trajectory for the company and the future of patient care—without revealing…
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Supreme Court Reinstates Nausara Murder Conviction
in Fiji NewsA high-stakes legal twist has the Supreme Court reversing a lower court and reinstating a murder conviction in a 2015 fatal assault case. The ruling sharpens the focus on how intent versus recklessness is proven and how appeals can reshape a case. The matter now heads back for deeper scrutiny, highlighting tensions between rights and…
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December Social Security Payments: 2026 COLA and Tax Changes Recipients Need to Know
in NewsDecember marks a pivotal moment for Social Security and SSI recipients as the year comes to a close. A modest 2026 COLA is on the horizon, along with tax changes that could affect retirees and new rules around overpayments. Here’s a concise peek at what may lie ahead for many households.
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Fiji Braces for Heavy Rain and Flood Risk as Weather System Approaches
in Fiji NewsAn approaching weather system could bring heavy rain across Fiji, with thunderstorms possible later in the day. Flash flood risks loom in low-lying and urban areas, and slick roads may disrupt traffic. Stay alert and watch for updates as conditions develop.
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Institutional Investors Bet Bigger on Intel as Analyst Ratings Diverge
in FinanceSharp moves by institutional investors are signaling renewed interest in Intel as major players adjust stakes and reassess risks. With sizable new positions and a chorus of mixed ratings, the semiconductor giant finds itself at a crossroads between growth hopes and near-term headwinds. The evolving sentiment could shape the stock’s path in the months ahead.
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Anthony Joshua Nigeria car crash prompts urgent medical updates
in SportsAnthony Joshua’s Africa holiday took a grave turn after a road crash in Nigeria, with fatalities reported and the boxing star’s condition still unclear. As investigations begin, fans await updates on the champion’s status.
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Kempner Cuts Lincoln National Stake as Investor Shuffle Signals Mixed Outlook
in FinanceA leading fund trimmed its stake in Lincoln National, signaling a shift in the insurer’s investor base. With other institutions adjusting holdings and a mix of analyst views, the stock’s near-term trajectory is drawing renewed attention. The latest portfolio moves illuminate the evolving dynamics around Lincoln National.
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Iowa Senate District 16 special election could decide the GOP supermajority on Dec. 30
in NewsDecember 30 will decide a pivotal Iowa Senate race in District 16, a contest that could shift the state’s political balance. West Des Moines leader Renee Hardman and Clive resident Lucas Loftin sketch sharply different paths on taxes, schools, affordable housing, and healthcare. The outcome could reverberate well beyond the district.
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Festive Season Alcohol Risks: Police Urge Community Vigilance to Prevent Violence
in Fiji NewsAs the festive season approaches, officials warn that excessive alcohol use can lead to serious trouble. A top police leader emphasizes the need for community vigilance and responsible choices to keep celebrations safe and peaceful. The message highlights shared responsibility and practical steps communities can take to protect families this holiday season.
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Sigatoka Sugarcane Arson Lands Farmer in Prison
in Fiji NewsAn arson attack on a Sigatoka sugarcane farm ends with an 11-month prison term for the alleged offender. The case highlights the toll on local growers, with losses estimated around $15,000 and little chance of restitution, as the court emphasizes deterrence to protect the farming community.
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2025 Live Concerts: Ticket Sales Dip as Prices and Per-Show Earnings Hit New Highs
in DJ & MusicLive music in 2025 is a study in contrasts: total grosses and tickets sold slip from last year, even as average earnings per show and ticket prices climb to new highs. Stadium tours and blockbuster acts signal resilience as the market recalibrates after a high-octane rebound—and a new chapter for fans and venues alike.
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Des Moines Braces for Iowa Blizzard Sunday: High Winds, Snow and Travel Hazards
in NewsNorthern Iowa gears up for a weekend blizzard, with blowing snow, whiteout conditions and winds roaring toward 50+ mph. Expect 2–6 inches of snow and dangerously low visibility that could upend travel. Communities brace for the storm—and rally to keep one another safe.
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Intel 2025 Turnaround Hinges on AI Packaging Amid Skepticism
in FinanceIntel enters a pivotal 2025 with a culture reset, cost discipline, and a bold push into advanced manufacturing and AI-ready packaging. With investors weighing execution risk against breakthrough tech and strategic partnerships, the coming results could redefine the company’s trajectory.
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Viral World Juniors Moment: Eiserman Reaches Out to Injured Hutson
in SportsAn on-ice moment between Cole Eiserman and Cole Hutson spotlighted a powerful teammate bond during the World Juniors. With Hutson’s status uncertain, the scene hints at resilience, shared resolve, and a tournament where one gesture says more than the scoreboard.
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Roy Krishna Ignites Bula FC Pre-Season Ahead of Auckland Opener
in Fiji NewsBula FC kicks off pre-season in high gear as marquee signing Roy Krishna arrives to lift the squad with leadership and urgency. With momentum building and a season-defining opener on the horizon in Auckland, the club is setting the stage for a thrilling new chapter.
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LTA Warns Pedestrians to Use Crossings After Boxing Day Bus Crash
in Fiji NewsDuring the festive season, a sobering road-tragedy underscores the need for vigilance at every crossing. Discover practical safety steps for pedestrians and drivers that could help keep everyone safer on busy streets.
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Louis Gerstner, IBM’s turnaround leader, dies at 83
in TechnologyLouis Gerstner steered IBM through a defining era with pragmatic leadership that kept the company intact and refocused its strategy on customers. This look at his tenure offers a vivid reminder of how bold, steady stewardship can reshape a tech giant in a volatile market.
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When MetroCards Become Art: NYC’s Farewell Token Inspires Creativity
in NewsWith the MetroCard’s farewell, discarded plastic becomes new art—collages and tiny sculptures that pulse with the city’s life. A fresh, poetic look at memory, renewal, and the beauty hiding in everyday objects.