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Zohran Mamdani’s Hanukkah Moment with Mandy Patinkin Goes Viral
in NewsAn intimate Hanukkah moment with Mandy Patinkin and a New York City leader offers a rare glimpse of warmth, family, and tradition amid the public life.
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Mark Levine: NYC Comptroller on a mission from the South Bronx
in NewsMark Levine’s career arc—from bilingual teacher in the South Bronx to a pivotal voice shaping New York City’s future—highlights a relentless drive to build affordable, healthier neighborhoods. Through tenant protections, lending for small businesses, and resilience-focused policy, his data-driven approach is redefining how the city faces its most urgent challenges. A compelling glimpse into a…
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Marriott Pacific Islands leader Neeraj Chadha to retire, shaping the region’s hospitality future
in Fiji NewsAfter more than 17 years guiding Marriott properties across the Pacific Islands, Neeraj Chadha prepares to retire. His leadership strengthened community ties and fostered local talent, leaving a lasting mark on the region. A storied chapter ends as a new one begins for the teams he helped build.
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CFP Quarterfinals Kick Off with Top College Football Showdowns
in SportsA blockbuster day across college sports is here, with marquee football showdowns and a high-stakes women’s hoops clash on the slate. Expect clutch plays, breakout stars, and momentum swings as teams chase big wins, from football’s top matchups to Nebraska vs. Iowa on the hardwood. Drama, pace, and standout moments await.
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Tennessee Lady Vols Open SEC Play Against Florida
in SportsSEC play tips off as the Tennessee Lady Vols host the Florida Gators in a 2 p.m. EST showdown at the Food City Center. Fresh off a mixed nonconference run and sitting at No. 22 in the latest poll, Tennessee looks to set the tone in the league opener. A tough test awaits as conference…
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NET Rankings Shake-Up: UConn Holds No. 1 as Bubble Teams Vie for March Madness Bids
in SportsUConn remains No. 1 as the latest rankings reveal a shifting landscape in women’s college basketball. Maryland climbs into the top ten while bubble teams push to sharpen their March Madness cases. Big wins, close calls, and schedule strength are shaping the path to the brackets.
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LSU at January Crossroads as Transfer Portal Opens and Key Roster Decisions Loom
in SportsJanuary sets a pivotal stage for LSU as the Transfer Portal looms and a refreshed offense meets a proven defensive core. Blake Baker’s imprint and a high-stakes decision from Whit Weeks could shape the Tigers’ trajectory for 2026, leaving Baton Rouge buzzing with anticipation.
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Tottenham vs Brentford Preview: Can Spurs Extend Momentum in the Premier League
in SportsTottenham head into a January showdown with Brentford amid momentum and questions about the best way to maximize their attack. A Brentford side riding confidence and a new wave of young talent in Archie Gray meet Spurs, with Richarlison under the spotlight to rediscover his fire. Expect a tactical, high-stakes encounter where margins could decide…
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Vanuatu Airport Cash Heist: Police Hunt Two Suspects
in Fiji NewsAn audacious daytime heist at Vanuatu’s main airport has authorities on the hunt for two suspects. A substantial cash theft at the airport’s cargo area unfolded with no injuries, and operations continued as investigators piece together what happened. The incident raises fresh questions about security at the gateway.
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Police Cordons Off Walu Bay HQ as Quality Print Break-In Probe Begins
in Fiji NewsAn attempted break-in at the Quality Print head office in Walu Bay has triggered a swift police response and a sealed-off scene as investigators begin reviewing evidence. Officials promise updates after initial inquiries, underscoring ongoing security concerns in the area.
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Fiji’s January-December Fiscal Year Plan Faces Skepticism
in Fiji NewsFiji weighs a January–December fiscal year, but concerns are mounting. Nilesh Lal of Dialogue Fiji suggests the move may be driven more by politics than better governance, warning that December’s holiday lull could hurt productivity and decision-making. He points to Australia, New Zealand, and the United States as examples of calendars designed to avoid year-end…
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Escape from Tarkov Exits Early Access After a Decade of Development
in GamesEscape from Tarkov has finally left early access after a decade of relentless development. Studio founder Nikita Buyanov speaks candidly about the grind, the fight against cheats, and the personal cost of shepherding a game that remains a flashpoint for its community.
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James Cameron Questions Oppenheimer Ending, Defends A House of Dynamite’s Nuclear Theme
in NewsJames Cameron weighs in on cinema’s portrayal of nuclear catastrophe, defending endings that refuse easy answers. His reflections spark a heated look at Oppenheimer and a divisive new thriller, exploring responsibility, power, and what we owe to history.
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Red Robin Menu Under Fire: Five Dishes Draw Mixed Reviews
in FoodRed Robin’s menu blends iconic burgers with a diverse lineup, but recent diner chatter reveals a few items that aren’t landing quite as well as expected. A snapshot of what customers are saying could shape your next visit.
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Fiji Airways Faces Fuel Shortages on Regional Routes
in Fiji NewsFuel shortages at destination airports are prompting Fiji Airways to tighten weight limits on two regional routes, with Funafuti operations under restrictions and Nadi–Vava’u affected through early January. The extra contingency fuel could mean reduced capacity and occasional passenger adjustments. Pack essential items in carry-on to be prepared for possible delays.
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Escape from Tarkov: A Punishing, Satisfaction-Driven Experience
in GamesEscape from Tarkov isn’t chasing fun—it’s crafted for a brutal, cerebral challenge that tests nerve and strategy. In a world where every raid can end in everything or nothing, the game offers a satisfaction that’s earned, not handed.
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Rose Parade in Pasadena Unveils Sky-High Bald Eagle Float for America’s 250th Anniversary
in NewsVolunteers in Pasadena are putting the final touches on a Rose Parade float built to honor America’s 250th birthday. Three moving bald eagles soar above the design, promising a powerful tribute to history, pride, and community spirit.
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Este Haim’s Couture New Year’s Eve Wedding Revealed in Vogue Exclusive
in NewsEste Haim steps into married life with a celebration defined by love, family, and a dream-inspired gown. A new chapter unfolds, hinting at intimate moments and a future built on what truly matters to her and her partner.
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Chelsea Part Ways with Maresca Amid Manchester City Links
in SportsChelsea’s backstage shake-up has sparked a wave of questions, after Enzo Maresca’s surprise exit and whispers of talks around a Guardiola successor. With the club recalibrating its direction, tensions behind the scenes and decisions over rotation and style are under the microscope. An interim plan is already in motion while a list of possible successors…
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Front-Cabin Fear on the Wonder of the Seas
in PlacesOn her first night aboard the Wonder of the Seas, unsettling motion and thunder-like sounds turned a cruise into a nerve-wracking test. The big takeaway: cabin location can make or break the ride—mid-ship rooms tend to stay gentler than those at the bow. A quick reminder to plan your next voyage with the motion in…
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Fiji’s Rabuka Vows Tougher Crime Fight and Regional Security Boost in New Year Address
in Fiji NewsFiji’s new year address outlines a bold plan to curb crime and strengthen public safety, with tougher enforcement, regional collaboration, and a renewed focus on public health—anchored in unity and collective action for the year ahead.