Josh Hart Injury Update: New York Knicks Fans Relieved as $81 Million Star Receives Positive News After Injury Scare in Preseason Opener

New York Knicks star Josh Hart experienced a scare during a preseason game, suffering a non-contact lower back injury and getting ejected. While initially alarming, the team confirmed it was minor soreness, and he is day-to-day. Despite also managing a finger injury, Hart remains a vital, durable player for the Knicks’ championship aspirations.

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The rise of “vibe schools”: How families are redefining prestige in US college admissions

The college admissions race is evolving as families look beyond Ivy League acceptance rates to schools that blend academics with cultural identity and lifestyle appeal—so-called “vibe schools.” Defined by balance, social vibrancy, and authenticity amplified by social media, these institutions are reshaping how students and parents define prestige, success, and return on investment in higher…

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US government shutdown: Education dept employees’ out-of-office emails altered to blame Democrats; claim ‘none of us contested’

Furloughed Education Department employees discovered their out-of-office emails were manipulated to include partisan messages blaming Democrats for the government shutdown. Civil servants, fearing Hatch Act violations, reported these unauthorized changes, which a department official defended. They expressed frustration over being forced to convey political statements.

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US firm sues Hexaware for patent breach, seeks $500 million

American tech firm Natsoft and its subsidiary Updraft have sued Mumbai-based Hexaware Technologies for $500 million in the US, alleging patent infringement. They claim Hexaware’s platforms illegally incorporate Natsoft’s patented technologies and misused confidential information from their partnership. Hexaware, however, asserts the complaint lacks merit and anticipates no significant financial impact.

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“I had a famous boyfriend”: Maria Sharapova once revealed why she refused retirement after career-threatening shoulder injury

Maria Sharapova refused to retire after her serious 2008 shoulder injury, driven by her profound love for tennis and her family’s immense sacrifices. Despite missing nearly a year and her ranking plummeting, she made a remarkable comeback in 2009, winning a title and rapidly climbing the ranks. Her persistence stemmed from building her career from…

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‘Azad Kashmir’ controversy: Pakistan commentator Sana Mir issues clarification after public backlash over on-air remark

Former Pakistan captain Sana Mir faced criticism for an on-air remark during the ICC Women’s World Cup 2025. She referred to ‘Azad Kashmir’ while describing a player’s background. Social media users demanded her removal for politicizing the broadcast. Mir issued a clarification stating her words were taken out of context.

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