NBA Trade News: New York Knicks Mikal Bridges Agrees to 4-Year $150 Million Contract Extension

Mikal Bridges has signed a four-year, $150 million contract extension with the New York Knicks, including a player option and trade kicker. Bridges accepted slightly less than the maximum to provide the Knicks with financial flexibility. After being traded from Brooklyn, Bridges excelled in his debut season, averaging 17.6 points and helping the Knicks reach…

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Opposition resolves to keep collective focus on SIR in House, dubs it ‘vote chori’

The opposition bloc INDIA has decided to concentrate on the Election Commission’s electoral rolls review. They are terming it “vote chori” for better public understanding. Rahul Gandhi alleges BJP is manipulating voter lists to win elections. The opposition plans to demand a discussion on this Special Intensive Review in Parliament. They believe this issue is…

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Rajeev Shukla, Shashi Tharoor contradict Rahul Gandhi’s stance on economy

Amidst Rahul Gandhi’s endorsement of Trump’s “dead economy” remark, Congress leaders like Rajeev Shukla and Shashi Tharoor offered differing perspectives. Shukla refuted Trump’s assessment, emphasizing India’s economic strength and past reforms. Tharoor viewed US tariffs as a potential bargaining tactic during ongoing trade negotiations, urging support for negotiators while acknowledging potential damage to exports if…

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NBA Trade Rumors: Los Angeles Lakers’ Costly Gamble on $53 Million Houston Rockets Star Could Backfire in 2025 Season

The Los Angeles Lakers’ offseason moves, including acquiring Deandre Ayton and Marcus Smart, aimed to bolster their roster. However, letting Dorian Finney-Smith depart for the Houston Rockets could be a critical error. His defensive prowess and versatility will be missed, potentially creating vulnerabilities against top Western Conference teams and impacting the Lakers’ championship aspirations.

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Saudi Arabia’s Q2 2025 budget: Non-oil revenues jump 7%, now nearly half of all government income

Saudi Arabia’s Q2 2025 budget report shows a 7% rise in non-oil revenues, reaching SR149.861 billion ($39.9 billion), now nearly half of total income. While oil revenues fell 29%, fiscal reforms under Vision 2030 drove stronger tax and non-oil performance. Despite a quarterly deficit of SR34.534 billion ($9.2 billion), spending and debt remain tightly managed.

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