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Plano Divorce Lawyer Jonathan James Named to D Magazine’s 2026 Best Lawyers Under 40 List
in NewsPlano-based family-law specialist Jonathan James earns a third consecutive Best Lawyers Under 40 honor, underscoring his rising reputation in complex divorce and custody matters. Known for practical, low-conflict strategies and steady guidance through challenging transitions, James continues to set a high bar for client-focused advocacy.
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David vs Goliath: Can Macclesfield Upset Palace in the FA Cup?
in SportsDavid versus Goliath takes center stage as sixth-tier Macclesfield Town hosts the FA Cup holders, Crystal Palace. With Palace searching for form and rotation likely, could the magic of the Cup spark a historic upset that rewrites the narrative? A night full of nerves, twists, and the sort of drama only football’s most famous competition…
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UK Prepares for Possible Ukraine Deployment as Allies Forge Coalition
in Fiji NewsEurope’s leaders push a bold plan to bolster Ukraine’s defenses, with a hefty funding boost and the prospect of a multinational deployment. The package centers on readiness, new tech, and drone capabilities amid rising tensions with Russia.
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Severe Storms Trigger Tornado Warnings Across the Southeast
in NewsSevere weather grips the South this weekend, unleashing tornado warnings and dangerous flash floods across several states. Forecasters warn the threat could linger into Saturday as a potent system shifts east, bringing heavy rain and volatile storms to drought-stricken regions. Conditions remain dynamic and the outlook could impact planned events as the atmosphere stays unsettled.
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Fiji FHEC Warns Against Unregistered Higher Education Providers
in Fiji NewsUnregistered colleges and overseas-study recruiters are raising red flags in Fiji’s education scene. With reports of inflated promises and dwindling student support abroad, the focus is on safeguarding families through strict verification of accreditation and legitimacy.
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Hong Kong ATP 250: Defending Champion Muller Stunned by Giron
in SportsDefending Hong Kong champion Alexandre Muller falters in round two as Marcos Giron rallies from an early deficit to oust the Frenchman. A tense second set, decided by a late break, keeps the title race wide open and the drama unfolding.
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Crans-Montana Bar Fire Triggers Pre-Trial Detention and Safety Scrutiny
in NewsA deadly New Year’s fire at Crans-Montana’s Le Constellation club has left 40 people dead and 116 injured. Investigators are weighing multiple leads, including sparklers on champagne bottles and potential safety lapses at the venue. The case raises urgent questions about inspections, exits, and nightlife safety.
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Nick Reiner murder case: attorney withdraws during arraignment
in NewsTwo murder charges and a sudden courtroom twist put a famous family back in the spotlight. A lead attorney’s abrupt withdrawal opens the door to a new defense as the case hangs in the balance.
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UK weighs action against X over Grok AI and online-safety concerns
in TechnologyTensions rise as regulators scrutinize a controversial AI feature that enables manipulated imagery, sparking a cross‑party push for stronger online safety rules. With calls for swift action pouring in, a UK decision could reshape how major platforms govern dangerous AI tools. The debate underscores a delicate balance between innovation and protecting people from digital harm.
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Lautoka Fire at Energy Fiji Ltd Office Spurs Investigation
in Fiji NewsA midday fire at a Lautoka office triggered a swift emergency response as crews battled thick smoke. Investigations are now underway to determine what sparked the blaze and its broader impact on the community. A testament to the dedication of frontline responders in protecting lives and property.
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Fiji Opposition Calls for Withdrawal of Proposed Electricity Tariff Hike
in Fiji NewsFiji’s energy reform is sparking a heated debate as opposition voices reject a proposed electricity tariff hike, saying there’s no justification for higher bills in any sector. With concerns over transparency and public consultation, critics warn the move could ripple through prices and test inflation control, underscoring the delicate balance between cost, security, and growth.
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Weekend Storm to Bring Severe Weather and Snow Across the U.S
in NewsAn unsettled storm system is sweeping across the U.S., setting the stage for a weekend of severe weather from the Gulf Coast to the Northeast. Expect thunderstorms, heavy rain, and gusty winds that could disrupt plans, with snow in the north and travel hazards on the rise.
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Bette Davis Helped Ann-Margret Nail Her Close-Up on Pocketful of Miracles
in NewsOn set with a Hollywood icon, a young Ann-Margret found mentorship in Bette Davis. When her first big close-up neared, Davis paused the shoot to help her—crafting the look and the moment. A warm glimpse of behind-the-scenes generosity that hints at a lasting bond.
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Fiji FCCC launches holiday crackdown as night inspections uncover price breaches
in Fiji NewsHoliday enforcement heated up as regulators carried out hundreds of inspections across retail, ports, and fuel outlets, including targeted night checks. Price-control breaches and other infractions surfaced, reminding traders that compliance stays strict even during the festive rush. A new round of back-to-school surveys also aims to help families manage costs this year.
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Fiji Link Adds ATR on 12-Year Lease, Boosting Island Connectivity
in Fiji NewsFiji Airways is modernizing its fleet with a brand-new ATR joining Fiji Link under a long-term lease. The move promises sharper efficiency and stronger inter-island connectivity, boosting travel and trade across Fiji and the Pacific.
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Hebei’s Green Shift Meets Soaring Heating Bills
in NewsHebei’s winter story reveals the hidden price of going cleaner: families bracing for higher gas bills and fading subsidies as coal fades away. As air quality improves, the question remains whether the shift can stay affordable for everyday life. A community’s struggle invites a broader look at balancing environmental progress with real-world practicality.
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Charlotte Vision Zero Under Scrutiny as Serious Crashes Rise
in NewsCharlotte’s Vision Zero goals are bold, but rising serious crashes are reshaping the aftermath for victims. Long recoveries, medical bills, and tough insurance questions can follow an accident. Discover why understanding your rights and getting local legal guidance can be crucial on the road to recovery.
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Philadelphia Flu Surge Sparks Fears of Longer Season as H3N2 Subclade Spreads
in HealthFlu activity in the Philadelphia region has surged, driven by a new H3N2 subclade and more people seeking care. Health experts say vaccines still offer protection, even as the season’s trajectory remains uncertain.
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Nadi International Airport Restores Landing Lights After Lightning Outage, Flights Diverted
in Fiji NewsLightning briefly knocked out Nadi’s landing lights after a transmitter was struck, sending several flights on diversions. With the lights restored, operations are returning to normal, but the disruption underscores how weather and tech glitches can ripple through travel. An official update is expected soon.
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Charlotte Uber Crash Claims: Navigating Insurance, Fault, and Recovery in NC
in NewsAn Uber crash in Charlotte can leave you overwhelmed as insurance questions and deadlines pile up. This brief overview highlights the key factors that affect a North Carolina claim and what steps can help protect your recovery.
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Poland Books United Cup Semis in Dramatic Doubles Finish, Eyes US Rematch
in SportsPoland punched its ticket to the United Cup semifinals in a dramatic Sydney showdown, with Iga Swiatek blazing the singles and a clutch mixed doubles victory sealing the deal. A high-stakes rematch with the United States awaits. Bonus action from Brisbane and Hong Kong sets the scene for more tense moments on the tour.