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Pacific Islands Rally for Climate Resilience Ahead of COP31
in Fiji NewsAcross the Pacific, a bold 2050 resilience strategy is taking shape, anchoring climate action in unity and smarter partnerships. With a new Leaders’ Policy guiding implementation, the region plots a more resilient future—and the alliances it will require.
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Marlon Humphrey Reveals His Top 10 Singers List, Sparking Online Debate
in DJ & MusicRavens cornerback Marlon Humphrey shares his playful, rule-bending top ten singers list, and it’s already sparking plenty of chatter. Michael Jackson and Prince top the pack, but the lineup’s surprises are what’s really turning heads and igniting debates. A mix of bold picks and bold takes that won’t be easily forgotten.
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Patriots Brace for Ravens Showdown as Vrabel-Led Revival Pushes AFC East Hopes
in SportsMike Vrabel has the Patriots back in the AFC East mix, guiding a revamped roster toward a tense late-season push. With a marquee showdown on the horizon, the next few weeks could redefine the season—and Vrabel’s coaching legacy—for good.
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Late surge fuels Wild’s 5-2 win over Oilers
in SportsAndrew Mangiapane ends a 21-game drought with a goal, but Edmonton drops a 5-2 decision to Minnesota as the Wild extend their win streak. McDavid keeps his point run alive in a night that teases what the Oilers are capable of when they’re clicking.
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Rhamondre Stevenson Ready for Ravens Clash—Week 16 Fantasy Outlook Heats Up
in SportsRhamondre Stevenson is healthy for Week 16 against Baltimore, but a crowded Patriots backfield could cap his upside. With a modest projection and key weather factors in play, his fantasy value isn’t a slam-dunk. A quick read of the latest notes could shape your Week 16 lineup decisions.
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Lamar Jackson Returns to Ravens Practice as Injury Updates Loom for Patriots Clash
in SportsLamar Jackson is back at practice, but Baltimore isn’t out of the woods yet. Fresh injury notes and a looming Patriots showdown could test the Ravens’ depth and shape their path down the stretch.
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Bari Weiss Delays CBS Staff Meeting Over Disappointing Town Hall Ratings
in NewsAfter a high-profile town hall underwhelmed ratings, CBS’s new leadership is recalibrating. Bari Weiss postpones internal talks and signals a broader push to reinvent the network and reconnect with audiences in the year ahead.
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Bills on Brink of Playoff Berth as Week 17 Approaches
in SportsWeek 17 looms as Buffalo sits on the brink of a playoff berth, needing just one more result to seal it. With the AFC landscape tightening and a few key outcomes still up in the air, high-stakes drama is in store.
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PROSPER Act Pushes Free Trade with Pacific Islands to Counter China
in Fiji NewsA new bill from Rep. Ed Case aims to deepen U.S. economic ties with Pacific Island nations, reviving duty-free benefits and sketching a path to new trade deals. Framed as a strategic move in the Indo-Pacific, the measure seeks to boost regional growth while countering shifting regional dynamics.
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Fiji’s EFL Under Fire as Regulator Demands Real Renewable Progress
in Fiji NewsRegulators are pressing Energy Fiji Limited on promised renewable investments tied to a 2019 tariff rise, raising questions about accountability. With another price adjustment looming, the utility outlines a new path toward independent power producers and stricter oversight—but will the promised progress materialize?
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Ben Johnson Effect Takes on Packers in Week 14 Clash
in SportsWith the Ben Johnson Effect at the center of attention, the Bears face their biggest test yet against the Packers. Chicago’s offense, led by Caleb Williams, clashes with a Green Bay squad jockeying through injuries and a wary defense. Is this the turning point the rivalry has been waiting for, or just another chapter in…
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Ravens at Patriots Spark Bills Playoff Stakes
in SportsTonight’s prime-time showdown between the Ravens and Patriots could tilt the AFC playoff picture in surprising ways. With Buffalo’s postseason hopes on the line and Stefon Diggs back in Maryland, Week 16’s drama is building for Bills and Steelers fans alike.
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Scorsese-DiCaprio Reunion Grows as Mads Mikkelsen Joins What Happens at Night
in NewsMartin Scorsese’s next project, What Happens at Night, promises another atmospheric collaboration with Leonardo DiCaprio. Mads Mikkelsen joins the cast alongside Jennifer Lawrence, with Rodrigo Prieto behind the lens. A snow-covered European town, a deserted hotel, and a couple’s unsettling journey around their adoption set the stage for a haunting exploration of identity and perception.
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The Christmas Baby: Hallmark’s Heartwarming LGBTQ+ Holiday Tale
in NewsStep into a whimsical holiday world where love, family, and a surprise baby light up the season. The Christmas Baby follows a busy couple whose lives turn wonderfully upside down, guided by warmth, humor, and a bond that grows with the little one. With Ali Liebert and Katherine Barrell, this tender tale blends festive charm…
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Duran Trade Talks Ignite as Mets Eye Outfield Upgrade
in SportsJarren Duran is shaping up as a key offseason storyline, with Boston’s crowded outfield fueling talk of a big move and the Mets weighing how he could fit into a revamped lineup. His growing power and defensive versatility hint at untapped potential that could change the trajectory of two franchises this winter.
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Fiji Rugby Referees Honor Joeli Qio with Lifetime Achievement Award
in Fiji NewsJoeli Qio’s nearly two-decade journey as a rugby referee has earned Fiji’s Lifetime Achievement Award, celebrating a lifetime of fair play and mentorship. From coaching the next generation to lifting officiating standards, his story hints at a brighter future for Fiji rugby.
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UConn Rallies Past DePaul as Stewart Steers Huskies Without Solo Ball
in SportsUConn dodges early adversity and an injured Solo Ball to pull away for a 72-54 win at DePaul. A second-half burst and lockdown defense spark the Huskies, with Alex Karaban’s 21 points and Tarris Reed Jr.’s double-double fueling the effort. Up next: a New Year’s Eve road test at Xavier.
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Pacific Voices at UNEA-7 Warn Deep-Sea Mining Could Endanger Culture and Biodiversity
in Fiji NewsIs the deep sea simply a resource, or a living lifeline for Pacific Indigenous communities? Voices warn that deep-sea mining could threaten biodiversity, histories, and ways of life—putting a sacred, interconnected “biocultural bank” at risk. As global talks unfold, the call rises to protect this fragile frontier.
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Tar Heels Rise Across Pro and College Courts: Depth, Stars, and a Promising Season
in SportsNBA headlines collide with UNC’s evolving roster as the season heats up. Coby White drops 25 amid trade chatter, Cameron Johnson keeps delivering, and a rookie’s ankle woes hint at upcoming challenges. Off the court, UNC alumni in the G League, plus Stevenson and Trimble reshaping depth and health, point to a bright, intriguing chapter…
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Lavenia Racaca Crowned Fiji’s Inaugural Female Rugby Referee of the Year
in Fiji NewsAn emotional milestone for Fiji rugby as Lavenia Racaca is named Female Referee of the Year at the inaugural awards. From player on the field to leading official, her journey—powered by family support and quiet grit—promises to inspire the next generation of referees.
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Nadi Court Sees Fresh Turn in Fiji Cocaine Case Involving Businessman
in Fiji News– A high-profile Fiji case returns to the courtroom as a businessman faces fresh charges tied to a 2019 cocaine shipment. The ongoing proceedings hint at new twists in a long-running drug-trafficking investigation. – Fresh charges revive a long-running cocaine case, with a local businessman once again in court as authorities push forward in their…