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Portland State vs CSU Bakersfield College Basketball: Could a High-Scoring Showdown Spark Early Momentum?
in SportsPortland State welcomes CSU Bakersfield to Viking Pavilion for a late-night showdown. Both teams are chasing early-season momentum, and this fast-paced clash could hinge on a handful of clutch plays. A high-octane battle in Portland might set the tone for the weeks ahead.
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Fiji crime decline linked to Operation Sasamaki crackdown on drugs
in Fiji NewsFiji is reporting a promising drop in overall crime for the first quarter, with serious offences and drug-related crimes down sharply. Authorities credit targeted operations and a high-profile crackdown that engaged communities. While this signals progress, officials caution that vigilance is still needed as domestic issues and road safety remain on the radar, with more…
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Tariffs to Fund $2,000 Paychecks as Trump Admin Promises Real Income Boost
in NewsA plan to boost American families’ purchasing power could bring up to $2,000 in relief for working households, funded by tariff revenues. With inflation pressures and new trade moves on the table, this could reshape the cost of living in the months ahead.
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Fiji’s Ripley Queen Pineapples Head to New Zealand in First Trial Shipment
in Fiji NewsFiji marks a milestone in its agricultural exports with a first commercial shipment of Ripley Queen pineapples to New Zealand. The effort highlights cross-sector collaboration and growing demand for Fiji’s fresh produce, hinting at exciting opportunities for farmers and communities.
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John Fogerty Revisits CCR Classics on Sold-Out Legacy Tour at Fenway Park
in DJ & MusicJohn Fogerty’s The Legacy Tour revisits CCR’s classic anthems with a personal, family-infused twist. The performance blends beloved hits with intimate moments and surprising nods to his solo catalog, ending on a high, roaring note. A reminder that CCR’s legacy—and Fogerty’s spirit—still resonate powerfully today.
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The Bove Doctrine: Sinking Boats and the Controversial U.S. Narco-Terrorism Strategy
in Fiji NewsNew testimonies claim a hardline strategy was discussed inside the Justice Department months before a wave of naval actions against suspected drug shipments. Critics warn the plan could sidestep traditional law enforcement and international norms, raising questions about legality and ethics. As lawmakers seek access to the legal opinions guiding these moves, the debate over…
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Dillon Brooks Fined for On-Court Celebration as Suns Roll to 8-5 Start
in SportsDillon Brooks’ high-scoring night came with a price tag after the NBA fined him $25,000 for a celebratory gesture on the court. He poured in 32 points, fueling the Suns’ surge as Phoenix navigates injuries and the early shadow of the Durant era.
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Now You See Me: Now You Don’t Tops Box Office, Signals Franchise Comeback
in Fiji NewsNow You See Me: Now You Don’t bursts onto the weekend box office, delivering a strong opening that rekindles excitement for the beloved caper franchise. With familiar stars and a new lineup of magicians, plus a renewed marketing push, the film signals fresh momentum for cinemas this season.
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Fiji Road Safety Crisis: Fatalities Jump 73% as Enforcement Tightens
in Fiji NewsFiji faces a troubling surge in road deaths in the first quarter, sparking urgent calls for accountability and tougher enforcement. As leaders push for stricter penalties and a change in driving culture, the road-safety battle enters a critical new phase.
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Scorsese Teases Deeper Saint Patrick Story in New Fox Nation Episode
in NewsMartin Scorsese’s new episode promises a fresh, less mythic look at St. Patrick, unraveling popular legends and spotlighting the real journey behind the saint’s legacy. From Roman Britain to Ireland, the narrative explores faith, transformation, and canonization in a way that reframes a familiar story. A deeper, more human portrait of Patrick awaits.
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Gruden’s Bold Dolphins Playoff Prediction Ignites Fan Buzz
in SportsJon Gruden’s bold take on the Miami Dolphins has fans buzzing about a possible late-season playoff push. A viral prediction has the fanbase weighing a dramatic run—and what it could mean for the rest of the season.
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Jack White to headline Thanksgiving NFL Halftime Show in Detroit
in SportsJack White headlines a Thanksgiving halftime moment, bringing his unmistakable guitar roar and a lifelong love of vinyl to Detroit. Known for surprise releases and fearless public voice, his appearance adds a bold twist to the holiday game day.
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Defense Dominates 2026 NFL Draft Preview as Linebackers Shine and QB, OL Questions Persist
in SportsAs the college season heads toward its finish, the spotlight shifts to the 2026 NFL Draft. A defensively driven class looms large, with potential impact from the line to the back seven, even as questions linger at quarterback and along the O-line. The linebacker group already looks intriguing, hinting at a draft landscape that’s ripe…
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Fiji Forms CAP-Powered Partnership to Strengthen Multi-Hazard Early Warning
in Fiji NewsFiji takes a bold step toward stronger disaster readiness as telecoms and national agencies unite to modernize the alert system. Using the Common Alerting Protocol, vital warnings could reach people across SMS, radio, TV, apps, and more—helping communities stay informed from coast to inland in times of crisis.
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Nitin Ganatra recalls nearly getting fired after a chocolate-footprint mishap with Johnny Depp on the Wonka set
in NewsNitin Ganatra shares a chocolate-covered on-set mishap with Johnny Depp from Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, a moment that nearly changed his day. He also teases his new role as a shopkeeper in the festive musical Christmas Karma, offering a warm, behind-the-scenes glimpse into his world.
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Carney’s Narrow Budget Victory Sets Stage for Canada’s Economic Policy
in Fiji NewsIn a razor-thin parliamentary vote, Carney’s budget clears a crucial hurdle for a minority Liberal government amid tariff pressures. The plan blends measured spending with strategic growth measures, signaling a new phase in Canada’s economic outlook and stirring cautious optimism about the government’s direction.
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xAI launches Grok 4.1: a free global upgrade redefining conversational AI with deeper empathy and sharper accuracy
in AIGrok 4.1 is here—a major leap in conversational AI that blends deeper emotional intelligence with faster, more reliable responses. Early impressions point to more empathetic, creative outputs and far fewer missteps. Now globally available for free, this update reshapes everyday chats, writing, and ideas.
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Fiji Police Crackdown Sparks 30% Drop in Drug Offenses Under Operation Sasamaki
in Fiji NewsFiji’s Operation Sasamaki is delivering early wins as illicit drug offenses decline and major seizures unfold across all divisions. With rising meth cases and a stronger push for community partnership, officials say the fight is far from over and momentum must be maintained.
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Prince Night Electrifies Minneapolis as Timberwolves Fall to Nuggets
in SportsPrince-inspired vibes met a gritty clash as Minnesota hosted Denver in a night of big moments and missed chances. An off night for a star and a late Nuggets run left the Timberwolves with a tough reality, setting the stage for a pivotal bounce-back.
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Adaptation at the Core: Pacific Parliaments Urged to Put Climate Governance First
in Fiji NewsAdaptation is moving to the center of governance as climate impacts intensify. A prominent voice calls on parliaments to weave resilience into planning, ensure fair access to funding for frontline communities, and tighten oversight to align global goals with local needs. With a 1.5°C target in sight, the push for a more resilient future is…
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Dakota Mortensen and Taylor Frankie Paul Cheating Drama Shakes The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives
in NewsTrust shatters as long-buried secrets surface and a once-stable romance teeters on the edge. A dramatic breakup looms, with a surprising turn that hints at a bold new chapter ahead.