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Anthony Geary: Luke Spencer and the General Hospital Legacy
in NewsLegendary soap icon Anthony Geary, famed as Luke Spencer on General Hospital, has died at 78. His magnetic presence reshaped daytime TV and left an indelible mark on generations of fans. A career of unforgettable moments and boundary-pushing storytelling—his legacy continues to resonate.
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Holiday Debt Crisis: Student Loan Borrowers Face Higher Payments as Federal Relief Ends
in FinanceHoliday cheer clashes with a harsh reality: student debt is reshaping budgets for millions, even those with six-figure salaries. Ben L. carries heavy private loans that meal-ticket the season into quiet days at home, while others brace for policy shifts that could tighten relief just as the holidays begin. A closer look at how debt…
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Fiji Unveils Bold 2026-2031 Health Plan to Tackle Workforce and Infrastructure Challenges
in Fiji NewsFiji advances a sweeping health strategy for 2026–2031, tackling workforce challenges and budget pressures with broad stakeholder collaboration. With infrastructure upgrades and stronger frontline communication on the horizon, the plan aims to safeguard services today while laying the groundwork for a modern, more resilient healthcare system.
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Arab Cup Semi-Final: Saudi Arabia vs Jordan at Al-Bayt Stadium
in SportsTwo regional powerhouses collide in a nail-biting Arab Cup semi-final, where every pass and tackle could swing the balance. Expect a tight midfield battle, smart set-ups, and moments of magic as both sides chase a place in the final.
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Brown University Shooting Sparks Campus Safety Debate
in Fiji NewsAn on-campus shooting during a busy exam period sends shockwaves through a university community, plunging students into lockdown and families into urgent questions about safety. As vigils unfold and the conversation on gun violence intensifies, this tragedy raises hard questions about what comes next for campus life and accountability.
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Bearcats QB Sorsby Enters Transfer Portal as NFL Draft Decision Looms
in SportsBrendan Sorsby hints at a major next chapter for Cincinnati—entering the transfer portal while awaiting NFL Draft feedback. The dual-threat quarterback delivered a standout season, and his looming decision could reshape the Bearcats’ roster as a Liberty Bowl showdown approaches.
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General Hospital Legend Anthony Geary Dies at 78
in NewsAnthony Geary, the iconic Luke Spencer on General Hospital, has died at 78 after complications from a scheduled operation. From a Utah upbringing to becoming a daytime TV pioneer, his enduring partnership with Laura Webber helped redefine the soap genre.
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Michigan Faces Coaching Shakeup as Bryce Underwood’s QB Future Hangs in the Balance
in SportsMichigan’s offseason opens with a surprising coaching shakeup and a rising star’s uncertain future. An interim coach, a bowl game ahead, and Bryce Underwood at the center of a broader reset—could this period redefine the Wolverines’ path? The coming days may shape Michigan football for years to come.
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Phillies Bet on Outfield Upgrade With Adolis Garcia Signing
in SportsPhiladelphia bets on a bold outfield makeover, opening with a one-year, $10 million signing for Adolis Garcia. As veteran futures and a wave of prospects swirl, this move hints at a sharper, game-changing plan for the Phillies’ next chapter.
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Nabukarabe Youth Club Receives Government Grant to Empower Fiji’s Island Youth
in Fiji NewsFresh support is fueling Nabukarabe Youth Club with funding to launch income-generating projects and community initiatives. The move aims to empower Fiji’s youth across remote areas, promoting healthier choices and a stronger, more resilient community.
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Massachusetts jury convicts Brian Walshe in Ana Walshe murder case
in NewsNew details emerge in a Massachusetts murder case that has gripped a community, as prosecutors lay out motive and the puzzling clues surrounding a missing wife.
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Mets Sign Cristian Pache, Hint at Bold Outfield Shake-Up Ahead of Spring Training
in SportsThe Mets kick their offseason into gear, signing Cristian Pache to a minor-league deal with a spring training invite as they reshape the outfield. With Nimmo’s departure and a lineup of potential targets and top prospects up for a closer look, the team is weighing bold moves that could redefine their roster this season.
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Fiji Sugarcane Sector Gears Up for Growth with $35M Funding Push
in Fiji NewsFiji’s sugarcane sector is poised for a bold new chapter, with a sharpened focus on strategic planning and stronger support for farmers. A multi-year loan package of $35 million is on the horizon, paired with enhanced monitoring and accountability to drive sustainable growth. Industry leaders are calling for unity among stakeholders to safeguard the sector’s…
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Arab Cup Showdown: Saudi Arabia vs Jordan at Al-Bayt Stadium
in SportsSaudi Arabia and Jordan collide in a high-stakes Arab Cup showdown at Al-Bayt Stadium. A tight midfield battle, smart game management, and flashes of individual brilliance could tilt the scales in a match sure to deliver edge-of-the-seat drama. Pride is on the line as these regional rivals chase a win that echoes beyond the final…
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Fiji Bets on Border Tech and Funding to Fight Trafficking
in Fiji NewsA bold new push to curb human trafficking is taking shape, with border-security upgrades and a unified government response across ministries. From modernized passenger data to intensified enforcement, the plan signals zero tolerance and decisive action.
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Brendan Sorsby Enters Transfer Portal, Cincinnati Bearcats Face QB Uncertainty
in SportsBrendan Sorsby’s decision to enter the transfer portal kicks off a reshuffle of Cincinnati’s quarterback room as the Bearcats prepare for the Navy bowl. With veterans and newcomers in the mix—and whispers of a major transfer splash ahead—the QB future in Cincinnati is suddenly wide open.
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Fiji Aims to Fast-Track Investments with New Facilitation Drive
in Fiji NewsFiji is steering toward a bolder investment push, led by a cabinet-backed committee. By tackling long-standing barriers and speeding reforms, it aims to boost investor confidence and growth.
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Indiana’s Curt Cignetti Claims Back-to-Back Walter Camp Coach of the Year
in SportsHistoric back-to-back Walter Camp National Coach of the Year honors headline a season where Curt Cignetti has Indiana rolling to an undefeated record and a Big Ten crown. With Fernando Mendoza emerging as a Heisman contender, the Hoosiers’ momentum is hard to ignore as postseason showdowns loom. The 13-0 season hints at a rising Indiana…
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Avatar: Fire and Ash Premiere Ignites Wellington Buzz
in Fiji NewsCourtenay Place lit up for the Australasian premiere of Avatar: Fire and Ash, drawing stars and a city-wide buzz to Wellington. Beyond the red carpet, whispers of a thriving local film scene—and the conversations needed to keep it growing—took center stage. A glimpse into cinematic ambition, community pride, and the people shaping New Zealand’s film…
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Northern Fiji Tourism Hopes for Flight Upgrades and New Airport Plans
in Fiji NewsFiji’s Northern Division is gearing up for a tourism turnaround with plans to upgrade air links and explore a new airport capable of welcoming larger aircraft. If these developments unfold as hoped, the region could see stronger visitor numbers and a revived local economy—even as the roadmap remains under construction.
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Disney vs Google: The AI Training-Data Copyright Clash
in AIDisney escalates its copyright clash with Google, accusing the tech giant of massive-scale infringement by using Disney’s characters to train AI. The cease-and-desist brands Google’s approach as a “virtual vending machine” for copyrighted works and questions branding implications. A sign of mounting tensions between copyright law and AI development, with broader industry actions on the…