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California Health Plans Shift to Higher Deductibles as Subsidies End
in HealthCalifornians are leaning toward lower-cost monthly premiums paired with higher deductibles as the 2026 coverage deadline approaches. With key subsidies set to expire, many may face steeper upfront costs and shifting access to care—changes that could ripple through budgets and daily health decisions in the year ahead.
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Auburn’s Cam Coleman Enters Transfer Portal, Next Destination in Spotlight
in SportsRising Auburn receiver Cam Coleman, a Phenix City standout, is stirring off-season buzz as transfer portal rumors swirl around the young star. His looming move could send shockwaves through the program and reshape the broader college football landscape.
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Nabil Begg Signs with Bula FC, Balancing Education and a Pro Football Dream
in Fiji NewsA rising football talent makes a bold leap into the professional ranks while balancing a demanding season with ongoing studies. Backed by family, he faces travel, camps, and nonstop training, focusing on sharpening weaknesses and embracing his coach’s philosophy. A journey of ambition, risk, and unwavering resilience unfolds.
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Marcus Freeman Declares 2026 Run It Back for Notre Dame Amid NFL Speculation
in SportsMarcus Freeman shut down NFL speculation, posting a blunt “2026… run it back” and a “Go Irish” that signals a long Notre Dame horizon. With Bevacqua underscoring Freeman’s value and elite pay, the Irish coach appears anchored in South Bend despite lingering rumors. After a 43-12 record and a run to the national title game,…
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TLTB Denies Mismanagement Claims Over Grace Road Leases
in Fiji NewsTop officials push back against social media claims of financial mismanagement, stressing that leases are issued under strict rules with foreign-investor compliance. The committee chair addresses Grace Road leases, a High Court dispute, and reaffirms a commitment to transparency and protecting landowner interests.
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Boxing Day Road Tragedy in Nausori: Three Crashes Leave Community in Mourning
in Fiji NewsTragedy strikes a Nausori family as 65-year-old Sarla Devi is killed while waiting for a bus, leaving loved ones and a community seeking answers. Amid prayers and memories, the weekend’s heartbreak tests faith and resilience.
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Nvidia-Intel Investment Signals a New Era in Chip Rivalry and RTX SoCs
in TechnologyTwo tech giants shake up the chip world with a high-stakes move that goes beyond capital. From potential x86 RTX SoCs to stronger foundry ambitions, this collaboration could redefine competition and spark a new wave of innovation.
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Walmart Aims for $1 Trillion Valuation as E-Commerce Boom Fuels Growth
in FinanceWalmart is entering a transformative chapter that could redefine its trajectory and fuel a trillion-dollar dream. A sharpened omnichannel approach, a booming e-commerce footprint, and a thriving membership ecosystem are fueling a fresh growth narrative. The roadmap signals resilience, momentum, and opportunities on the horizon.
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Becht Leaves Battlehawks for Orlando Storm, UFL’s Shake-Up Continues
in SportsSt. Louis’ Battlehawks are entering a bold new chapter as Anthony Becht moves on to launch the Orlando Storm. A fresh head coach could be on the horizon for St. Louis, even as the UFL reshapes its landscape. Excitement—and lingering questions about the team’s future—fill the air.
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Did Shaq Buy Natalie Nunn Her First Car? Podcast Sparks Hoops Drama
in NewsOn a recent Funky Friday episode, Natalie Nunn hints at a surprising connection between Shaquille O’Neal and his ex Hoopz, recalling a gift she says helped during USC days. The tale spawns tabloid-style speculation and cryptic reactions from Hoopz, leaving fans buzzing. With Cam Newton weighing in, the chat dives into rumors, friendships, and the…
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Detention Memo Details Virginia Man’s January 2021 Pipe-Bomb Plot Near Capitol Hill
in NewsOne man’s confession reveals how political anger can tip into danger. A detention memo details a Virginia man’s alleged placement of pipe bombs outside the DNC and RNC in Washington, D.C. just before the Capitol riot—and notes the devices didn’t detonate. With a pretrial detention hearing underway, the case underscores how far polarization can push…
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Fiji Badminton Revival Sets Sights on 2032 Brisbane Olympics
in Fiji NewsFiji’s badminton is staging a comeback under a freshly elected committee. From reviving school-level competitions and stabilizing finances to bold plans for eight clubs, 250 players, and a shot at the 2032 Olympics—plus talks of an indoor arena in Nadi—the sport’s future is taking shape.
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Ricky Proehl Named New Head Coach of St. Louis Battlehawks
in SportsRicky Proehl, a Rams legend with deep St. Louis roots, steps in as the Battlehawks’ head coach. He brings championship experience and a plan to develop players while aiming for another title in a city that lives for football.
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January 2026 Payment Shakeup: SSI and Social Security Dates Explained
in FinanceJanuary 2026 brings an unusual twist to SSI and Social Security payments. Some beneficiaries may see checks arrive on different days due to holiday-related scheduling changes. Learn what to check, how to verify your payment status, and simple steps to keep your finances on track when schedules shift.
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Mavericks Hit by Injury as Hawks Falter Without Porzingis
in SportsMavericks and Hawks sit at a critical crossroads as injuries and midseason slumps test their playoff momentum. With stars sidelined and momentum waning, the coming stretch could redefine where these teams stand in the race for the postseason.
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Shaquille O’Neal Car Gift to Natalie Nunn Revealed on Cam Newton’s Funky Friday
in NewsNatalie Nunn reveals a jaw-dropping USC memory: Shaquille O’Neal allegedly bought her a brand-new Volkswagen New Beetle convertible. The playful claim sparks curiosity about their friendship and what really happened back in those college days.
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Golden State Killer’s troubling teen years hint at a violent arc
in NewsA chilling look at the Golden State Killer, tracing the troubling roots of a man whose early aggression foreshadowed a life of violence. From a 1960s California youth to infamous crimes, this piece explores the psychological patterns that can precede tragedy—and what such patterns might teach us about prevention.
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UPS Q3 EPS Beat, but Dividend at Risk as Payout Tops 100%
in FinanceUPS posted a solid earnings beat, but troubling red flags sit beneath the surface. With a payout ratio above 100%, slipping revenue, and forecasted declines in domestic volumes, questions loom about the sustainability of its 6.5% dividend as the company heads into a pivotal quarter.
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Egypt Set for Angola Clash as AFCON Unpredictability Grows
in SportsEgypt faces a tense AFCON clash with Angola, where nothing is certain. Coach Hossam Hassan warns there are no easy games and surprises can come from anywhere. With Mohamed Salah leading a field of rising stars, the tournament promises drama from Morocco’s hosts.
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Walmart’s Store-First Fulfillment Sparks Fast Online Delivery Across Markets
in NewsWalmart is redefining retail with a bold omnichannel push, turning stores into fast, local fulfillment hubs and turbocharging online shopping. Tech-driven logistics are reshaping delivery speed across key markets, with ambitious plans on the horizon. Behind the headlines, evolving fulfillment challenges hint at a dynamic race to redefine e-commerce speed.
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Becht Named Head Coach as Orlando Storm Kick Off Their UFL Era
in SportsAnthony Becht is stepping in as head coach of the Orlando Storm, signaling a bold new era for the UFL’s newest franchise. A veteran NFL coach with Florida roots, Becht’s arrival hints at big expectations as the Storm chart their debut season.