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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.
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Nine Dead in Paramaribo Stabbing: Community Reeling
in NewsTragedy strikes near Paramaribo as a violent incident leaves families in mourning and investigators scrambling for answers. As the community comes together in the wake of the shock, officials stress the importance of support and resilience.
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Iowa Blizzard Forces I-35 Closure Amid Surging Crashes
in NewsSevere winter weather has Iowa on edge as I-35 northbound from Ames to the Minnesota line shuts down amid whiteout conditions. Tow bans, numerous crashes, and a growing network of emergency shelters are testing drivers and responders alike. A blizzard warning looms, urging residents to stay indoors and heed safety alerts.
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Charleston Hosts Drexel in Monday Conference-Opener Showdown
in SportsCharleston hosts a pivotal clash with Drexel, a showdown packed with momentum and swing potential. Jlynn Counter has been heating up for the Cougars, while the Dragons bring road-tested resilience. Expect a tight, edge-of-your-seat battle that could set the tone for the season’s stretch.
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Beyoncé Tops 2025 Tours as Oasis Delivers a Historic Comeback
in DJ & Music2025 reshaped the concert scene with a blockbuster top tour and a surprise Oasis reunion that sparked fevered chatter. With Noel staying tight-lipped and Liam hinting at more nights to come, the behind-the-scenes drama and fan energy leave plenty to wonder about what’s next.
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JetBlue Bets on Mini Mint to Boost Premium Revenue
in FinanceJetBlue is rolling out a domestic “Mini Mint” first class, slated for mid-2026 on aircraft not currently equipped with Mint. The premium upgrade is designed to lift revenue and unlock new ancillaries, a move closely watched by investors for its potential to reshape revenue quality. Yet retrofit costs and timing could temper near-term results ahead…
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Fiji Blues Sevens Boss Bets on Local Tournaments to Groom Next Gen
in Fiji NewsFiji sevens coach Viliame Satala is banking on more local tournaments to sharpen a young squad. With Nasalo delivering standout moments and several newcomers stepping up, the emphasis is on communication and cohesion as the team trains for bigger stages.
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Winter Weather Advisory: Lake-Effect Snow to Hit Summit and Portage; Travel Warnings Ahead
in NewsBrace yourself for a winter storm bringing heavy lake-effect snow and strong gusts that could turn commutes into a challenge through Tuesday. Slick roads and travel delays are in the forecast—a timely reminder to plan ahead and stay safe.
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New Year 2026: Simple, Hopeful Wishes for a Brighter Year Ahead
in LifestyleAs 2025 fades, many of us cling to a hopeful, doable vision for 2026. It’s not about grand overhauls, but warm, authentic wishes—shared with family, sprinkled with humor, and rooted in the realities we all face. A gentle reminder that small kindnesses can light the year ahead.
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Nina Dobrev Unplugs in a Sauna Ahead of the New Year
in LifestyleNina Dobrev gives a soft, serene glimpse into the holidays—cozy family moments and a quiet sauna retreat as she welcomes the new year. A gentle pause from the bustle, it’s a note of self-care and reflection before the next chapter begins.
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Upstate New York Braces for Ice, Rain, and 70-mph Winds
in NewsUpstate New York is bracing for a winter punch, with freezing rain and icy conditions in the east and heavy rainfall with gusty winds in the west. Crews are gearing up to respond to potential outages as the storm shifts across the region. Here’s what to expect and how to stay prepared as conditions change.
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Youth Surge Outnumbers Seniors as Fiji’s Bua Leg Hosts U20-Driven Rugby Fest
in Fiji NewsFiji’s grassroots rugby scene is buzzing as Bua gears up for a record U20 leg, with 24 teams set to compete. The event doubles as a multi-sport festival featuring volleyball, signaling a bold push to grow youth pathways and ignite the next generation of athletes.
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Climate Finance Brings New Engine Boat to Fiji Community, Sparks Revival
in Fiji NewsA festive-season boost arrives for Macuata-i-wai on Vanua Levu—a new engine boat funded through a climate-finance grant aims to revive a community hit by coastal erosion and saltwater intrusion. The initiative highlights how targeted support can restore livelihoods and heritage, with plans to extend similar funding to nearby villages and strengthen resilience against a changing…
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Dakota Ditcheva Out of PFL Road to Dubai Due to Injury — What Comes Next?
in SportsAn undefeated rising MMA star faces a dramatic setback after an injury halts her planned return. With plans paused and a potential path clear for a big comeback, the next chapter could redefine her ascent.
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Pulisic and Sydney Sweeney Romance Rumors Ignite Social Media Buzz
in LifestyleRomance rumors spark as Christian Pulisic and Sydney Sweeney become the latest buzz online. With Sweeney’s rising film slate and Pulisic in the spotlight, the chatter hints at a crossover of sport and cinema—promising intrigue, surprises, and headlines to come.
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Mahrez Seals Algeria’s AFCON Last-16 Bid
in Fiji NewsRiyad Mahrez shines again as Algeria squeeze past Burkina Faso to secure a place in the knockout rounds. A first-half penalty and a stubborn defense set the stage for a high-stakes Group E thriller.
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Diabetes Fiji Urges Stronger Government Partnerships to Embed NCD Education in Fiji Schools
in Fiji NewsDiabetes Fiji’s leadership highlights ongoing funding gaps and a push for stronger ties with health and education ministries. With stalled policy plans and a key health survey pending, the piece explores how education and collaboration could reshape prevention and community care in Fiji.
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Church Youth Lead Lautoka Cleanup Weekend
in Fiji NewsGenerational Youth Conference participants turned a routine weekend into a powerful act of service, joining a city-wide clean-up that spotlighted environmental care. The coordinated effort highlighted youth leadership, teamwork, and a shared commitment to stewardship. A glimpse of how faith-inspired action can brighten neighborhoods and inspire others.
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Staten Island Braces for a Super Flu Surge
in HealthStaten Island is grappling with a sharp uptick in flu cases amid a statewide surge driven by a highly contagious strain. Health officials stress vaccination and practical precautions to protect vulnerable groups as flu activity is expected to linger into spring.
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Michael Schumacher: 12 Years After Ski Crash, Privacy in Focus
in SportsTwelve years after a defining accident, a Formula 1 icon remains largely out of the spotlight. The Schumacher family’s quiet resolve and the lasting impact of his legacy offer a rare glimpse into the man behind the legend and why his story still resonates in the paddock.