Author: Hasnain Abid Khanzada

The business model of ESPN NBA analyst Kendrick Perkins’ new company, Nilly, which offers college athletes upfront cash in exchange for a portion of their future name, image, and likeness (NIL) earnings, has sparked significant criticism and concern. While the company promotes the idea of providing athletes with financial security, critics warn that the arrangement could be used to exploit young athletes, comparing it to loans with high interest rates. ESPN claims that Nilly, a company co-founded by Perkins and Wall Street veteran Chris Ricciardi, provides athletes with compensation ranging from $25,000 to hundreds of thousands of dollars. In exchange,…

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During a dispute at the fast food restaurant in Nnkuli, Honolulu, Hawaii, the United States, a customer named Reynaldo Cheney, 60, fatally stabbed an employee named Kashka Otto, 22, who was working there. According to reports, Cheney got into a heated argument after being asked to stop moving tables inside the restaurant. The confrontation escalated, as reported by the Honolulu Star-Advertiser, when Cheney made a derogatory comment to Otto, to which Otto responded by punching Cheney. After that, Cheney allegedly stabbed Otto in retaliation. On suspicion of first-degree attempted murder, second-degree murder, and second-degree attempted murder, Cheney was already facing…

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After cutting a destructive path across Florida that resulted in more than a dozen tornadoes, the destruction of homes, and the deaths of at least four people, Hurricane Milton plowed into the Atlantic Ocean on Thursday. However, the storm did not cause the catastrophic storm surge that was anticipated. At a morning briefing, Governor Ron DeSantis stated that the state had avoided the worst-case scenario, despite the fact that the damage was still significant. The most dire warnings had been issued, but the Tampa Bay region appeared to have escaped the deadly surge of seawater. According to county spokesperson Erick…

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She cited public beatings and restrictions on education, employment, and movement as examples of the Taliban’s treatment of women, which she compared to “gender apartheid.” Yousafzai urged Muslim-majority nations, international organizations, and world governments to use international law to hold the Afghan Taliban accountable for their actions. She expressed concern regarding the Taliban’s use of religion and culture as justifications for their actions. The “Virtue and Vice” rule, which prohibits women from shared public spaces with men and forbids their faces and voices from being seen or heard in public, was enacted by the Taliban after they regained power. These…

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As contract talks continue, dockworkers at the Port of Montreal halted all overtime work this morning in an effort to exert pressure on their employers. The Maritime Employers Association confirmed that the union representing nearly 1,200 longshore workers at the port’s overtime strike began on time at 7 a.m. Eastern Time (ET). The union has stated that scheduling continues to be a major obstacle in the bargaining sessions, which were reopened last week with the assistance of federal mediators. This week, the Maritime Employers Association retaliated against the union by announcing that employees who work shifts with crews that are…

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On October 8, U.S. Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin spoke for the first time by phone with Japan’s new defense minister, Nakatani Gen. The two countries agreed to increase their military presence around China in response to the CCP’s growing aggression. Maj., the Pentagon’s press secretary, said: The alliance has made significant progress, Gen. Pat Ryder. Indeed, Japan has heeded U.S. calls to combat the CCP’s predatory trade practices and is emerging as a key ally in Indo-Pacific peacekeeping. A Pentagon readout of the call states, “The two officials also reiterated the importance of deepening defense cooperation with regional partners…

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During a summit with Southeast Asian leaders and Li Qiang, the premier of the Chinese communist regime, Filipino President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. called for a reduction in tensions in the South China Sea and condemned China’s harassment and intimidation. The tense aerial confrontations and clashes in the South China Sea between Beijing and Manila precede the regional summit in Laos. Near the disputed Sabina Shoal, also known as Xianbin by Beijing and Escoda by Manila, there were three confrontations in August. According to international law, this atoll is within the exclusive economic zone of the Philippines and is approximately 75…

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“Light smoke” escaped from a train departing from the eastern French city of Strasbourg on Thursday, prompting the evacuation of passengers, including officials from the European Parliament. The Bas-Rhin firefighters’ office says that around 20 firefighters were sent to the busy station at 2:45 local time. In addition, it stated that officials from European parliamentary bodies had reserved a section of the train. There were no reports of injuries, and the reason for the smoke was not immediately known. In a post on the social media platform X, a Danish official in the Left group named Pelle Geertsen referred to…

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As part of the bloc’s share in a larger loan that is planned from the G7 nations and is backed by frozen Russian central bank assets, the European Union agreed on Wednesday to provide Ukraine with up to 35 billion euros ($38 billion). The G7 and EU announced in June that they would provide Ukraine with a $50 billion loan that would be serviced by profits from seized Russian assets in the West. When Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine began in February 2022, these were frozen. According to EU diplomats, Hungary did not present the proposal during envoy discussions, despite the…

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LAHORE: In order to lessen the impact that smog has on the province, Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz has called for “climate diplomacy” with India. To combat smog, Punjab in Pakistan and India ought to work together. Due to the direction of the air, stump burning in the Indian Punjab has an effect here. She stated this on Wednesday at a climate change event in this location. “This issue needs to be taken up with India immediately.” She stated that the Air Quality Index (AQI) was rising, but smog persisted throughout the year, not just from October to February. It…

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