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Keith Carson Leaves News Center Maine for Climate Advocacy
After nearly two decades in Maine’s weather world, a beloved meteorologist reveals his final forecast and a bold new path with Maine Conservation Voters. A heartfelt farewell hints at what’s next for the state’s environmental story.
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Special Elections 2025: Vacant Seats Could Redraw Power Across States
A wave of high-stakes special elections across multiple states could redefine who represents communities in Congress and in state capitals. With long vacancies, potential runoffs, and pivotal shifts in state legislatures and commissions, the outcomes may reshape policy and power for years to come.
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Canada Cracks Down on Study Permits as Indian Applicants Face Record Rejections
Canada’s latest visa measures are reshaping the international student landscape, with Indian applicants facing a marked rise in refusals and a sharp drop in applications. As policymakers recalibrate temporary migration, the future of educational ties between Canada and India hangs in the balance.
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Crack Today’s NYT Connections Puzzle: A Four-Group Word Challenge
Step into today’s Connections challenge: a four-group word hunt where 16 clues must be linked in just four moves. An on-the-fly “one away” nudge adds pressure, pushing you to spot the hidden themes before your options run out. Ready to test your pattern-spotting instincts and outsmart the board?
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Fiji Teams Up with IFC to Strengthen Environmental Impact Assessments
Fiji is stepping up its environmental governance with a new cooperation agreement with an international finance partner. The move aims to strengthen the Environmental Impact Assessment framework, improving how projects are evaluated and delivered. Spanning several years, the initiative signals a bold push to align economic growth with conservation through 2027.
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DeKalb County Election Day 2025: What’s at Stake in Local Races
Voters in DeKalb County face a busy November 4, 2025, with mayoral, council, and school board contests across multiple communities. From Decatur to Tucker, incumbents collide with challengers as an annexation vote and statewide Public Service Commission seats add weight to the ballot. Expect a day that could reshape local leadership and priorities for years…
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Fiji Rugby League Targets NRL-Style Development Pathway to Boost Talent
Fiji rugby league stands at a crossroads as head coach Wise Kativerata highlights a missing link: a clear, sustainable player development pathway. With a two-year push toward an NRL-style system and a string of homegrown talents, the island nation eyes a future where potential translates into consistent international success.
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Trump Claims No Inflation as Americans Face Rising Prices
Controversial claims about inflation collide with the lived reality of families feeling the squeeze. As voters voice growing concern over the cost of living, the political debate tightens around who bears responsibility and what comes next for the economy.
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GMA Anchors Share Favorite Moments and the 3 a.m. Wake-Up Routine Behind Morning News
An intimate look at the morning news family, where anchors share favorite moments and the unbreakable bond that powers their early starts. From sunrise routines to stories that resonate with viewers, this piece captures the heartbeat behind a beloved morning program.
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Habitat for Humanity’s Largest Project Yet Set to Deliver 122 Affordable Homes in Sheridan County
Sheridan County is poised for a major housing milestone as Habitat for Humanity targets 122 affordable homes next year. A community rally, heartfelt homeowner stories, and a peek at the Housing Land Trust reveal how neighbors are turning plans into homes—and hope—for the region.
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Fiji Eliminates Measles, Rubella and Trachoma, WHO Verifies
Fiji reaches a historic public health milestone—eliminating measles, rubella, and trachoma. Years of tireless work by health workers, communities, and partners have culminated in a breakthrough with wide-reaching implications for health equity, school well-being, and generations to come. A bold step forward for regional leadership in preventive care.
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Austin Butler Lands Sonny Crockett in Miami Vice Reboot, Beats Glen Powell
Austin Butler is set to star as Sonny in the Miami Vice reboot, marking a surprising shift in the race for the iconic role. A bold, behind-the-scenes pitch to co-star Michael B. Jordan helped seal the deal, as production aims for a 2026 start and a 2027 release.
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Fiji Plans Nakasi Immigration Office to Boost Services
Fiji’s immigration service is gearing up for a modernization push with plans for a Nakasi office to ease pressure on the Suva branch and improve access for residents. The overhaul highlights online applications, extended hours, and faster processing as part of a broader effort to streamline passport services. A brighter, more reliable system for travelers…
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Shopify Stock Buzz: Big Funds Rebalance Bets After Solid Quarter
– When big funds shift gears, Shopify’s story heats up. A flurry of portfolio moves and new analyst targets hint at where the e-commerce platform might be headed next. – Institutional investors are recalibrating their bets on Shopify even as analysts adjust their outlooks. The changing stakes and brisk price action point to a pivotal…
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Fiji Trial Delayed Over Late Disclosures in Bainimarama Case
Late disclosures and courtroom delays put a high-profile Fiji trial on edge as prosecutors race to present new material tied to past governance decisions. The case, centering on serious procurement and accountability questions, restyles the public’s view of transparency and public trust as proceedings resume.
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New Hope voters brace for November 4 election as local races heat up
New Hope-area residents are gearing up for a pivotal election, with early voting underway. Races for mayor, town supervisors, the school board, and key county offices could shape the community’s future—making every ballot matter.
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South Carolina Local Elections Near: Voter Guide Goes Live, Charities Rally
South Carolina gears up for November elections as communities rally around voter resources and winter relief efforts. From online guides to coat and food drives, see how neighbors are coming together to support their towns this season.
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Zohran Mamdani’s NYC Mayoral Bid and the Artist Wife Who Could Be First Lady
Election Day in New York City signals a fresh chapter in the mayoral race. Zohran Mamdani is in the spotlight, and his wife Rama Duwaji—a globe-trotting artist with a vivid portfolio—adds a personal, modern twist to the story.
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Trump mulls military option in Nigeria amid violence targeting Christians
New statements from the White House have thrust Nigeria’s violence into the spotlight, sparking a renewed debate over America’s role in the region. Critics warn that focusing on one faith overlooks a far more complex web of threats, while regional leaders emphasize sovereignty and collaboration. The unfolding discussions could reshape U.S. policy and regional stability…
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U.S. Flight Delays and Cancellations Sweep Major Airlines
Travel disruptions ripple through U.S. skies, grounding flights and delaying thousands as major airlines grapple with one of the day’s busiest schedules. Discover which cities and carriers are hardest hit and the practical tips travelers are using to ride out the disruption.
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Federal Defense Funds Run Dry as Court-Appointed Lawyers Go Unpaid
Federal defense lawyers have gone months without pay as a funding shortfall imperils court-appointed representation. Trials are being delayed, experts are hard to hire, and the constitutional rights of the accused may be at risk—even pushing seasoned attorneys to rethink their commitment. This funding crisis could redefine fairness in federal justice.