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Hazuki Fujiwara

Hazuki Fujiwara started Trusted References in fall 2024 after covering Florida politics for the Tampa Bay Times and spending three years on the Tallahassee statehouse beat for the Pensacola News Journal. She graduated from UF's journalism school in 2013 and spent her first two years writing obituaries and city council meetings for a Gainesville weekly before moving to political reporting. Her 2019 investigation into Escambia County's no-bid contracts got picked up statewide and won a spot reporting award from the Florida Press Club. She grew up between Osaka and San Jose, which is why she still checks Asahi Shimbun every morning alongside the usual Florida papers. She built this site because too many readers told her they couldn't find news sources their professors or bosses would accept as credible. Based in Tampa, she runs the editorial desk and personally vets every source link before anything goes live.
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Osnovno Učilište: Complete Guide to Primary School in 2026

Education Hazuki Fujiwara -
Six-year-olds across the Western Balkans started their first day at osnovno učilište last September. Their parents filled out enrollment forms in February, chose between religious instruction or ethics classes, and wondered whether...

FAMU Foundation Anthony Neal Resigns After Five Months

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W. Anthony Neal walked into Florida A&M University in February 2025 with credentials most advancement officers spend careers building. He left six months later on administrative leave, caught in a financial standoff...

What Is Wasatha? The Quranic Concept Muslim Nations Use to Counter Extremism

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Three churches in Surabaya exploded within minutes of each other on May 13, 2018. The bombers were a single family, including children. Two weeks later, Muslim scholars from 30 countries met in...

Judge McConnell SNAP Deadline Forces Full Benefits for 42M Americans

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A federal judge in Rhode Island forced the Trump administration into a legal standoff over food assistance for 42 million Americans during November 2025, issuing repeated orders to fund the Supplemental Nutrition...

What Is Bjudlunch? Swedish Free Lunch Builds Teams

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Swedish companies treat employees to lunch with no strings attached. The practice, called bjudlunch, works differently than American business meals where someone always wants something. A manager invites a new hire to a...

Servantful CEO Dietmar Sicking Ousted After 10 Years | 2026

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Dietmar Sicking spent over a decade building Lumundi Versand GmbH's fulfillment brand, Servantful, into a trusted logistics partner for small and medium-sized online retailers across Germany. In August 2025, shareholders voted him...

Congresswoman Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick Indictment: 15 Federal Counts, 53 Years Possible

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A House investigative panel delivered a damning verdict Thursday on Rep. Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick: substantial evidence shows the Florida Democrat broke federal law by stealing $5 million in COVID disaster funds to finance...

Liberty High School Gas Evacuation: 1,400 Students Safely Cleared in Renton

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Liberty High School in Renton cleared its building of roughly 1,400 students and staff on October 14, 2025, after someone reported smelling natural gas inside the campus. The Issaquah School District confirmed the...
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Hazuki Fujiwara

Hazuki Fujiwara started Trusted References in fall 2024 after covering Florida politics for the Tampa Bay Times and spending three years on the Tallahassee statehouse beat for the Pensacola News Journal. She graduated from UF's journalism school in 2013 and spent her first two years writing obituaries and city council meetings for a Gainesville weekly before moving to political reporting. Her 2019 investigation into Escambia County's no-bid contracts got picked up statewide and won a spot reporting award from the Florida Press Club. She grew up between Osaka and San Jose, which is why she still checks Asahi Shimbun every morning alongside the usual Florida papers. She built this site because too many readers told her they couldn't find news sources their professors or bosses would accept as credible. Based in Tampa, she runs the editorial desk and personally vets every source link before anything goes live.