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The Houston Rockets are eyeing a trade for Chicago Bulls guard Coby White to replace injured veteran Fred VanVleet. The proposed deal involves sending young prospect Reed Sheppard and assets to Chicago. This move would give Houston an immediate scoring playmaker while offering the Bulls future flexibility. Both teams’ strategies align—Houston competing now, Chicago building…

Centre activates Singapore treaty in Zubeen case

J&K CM Omar Abdullah ruled out street protests for statehood restoration, citing the danger from “trigger-ready forces” after the recent Ladakh unrest. He vowed to pursue the demand politically and peacefully, prioritizing young lives over confrontation. Abdullah highlighted Leh’s reversal on Article 370 abrogation, noting their initial celebration turned to regret, underscoring the shift in…

After Ladakh group, Kargil bloc quits talks; sets conditions

In February 2025, Donald Trump referred to Wayne Gretzky as a “free agent” after the hockey legend attended his inauguration. This comment sparked controversy, unsettling Canadians who view Gretzky as a national icon and raising concerns about his carefully neutral public image being politicized. The incident underscored the delicate balance when sports heroes are drawn…

Climate activist Sonam Wangchuk’s wife, Gitanjali Angmo, vehemently condemned “blatant lies” and “baseless” anti-national narratives against him. She labeled his recent NSA arrest and transfer to Jodhpur jail a “witch-hunt” aimed at weakening his Ladakh Sixth Schedule movement. Angmo pledged to use the legal system, challenging accusers with facts, asserting they will not rest until…

ESPN’s Paul Finebaum revealed the network blocked his 2019 interview with then-President Trump, citing a “no politics with sports” rule, despite Trump attending a major football game. Now, the 70-year-old is considering a U.S. Senate run in Alabama for 2026, influenced by a conservative activist’s assassination. Finebaum, a registered Republican, hopes to decide within 30-45…

Jonathan Kuminga and the Golden State Warriors reached a contract agreement. He signed a two-year, $48.5 million deal. This ends a summer-long standoff. The contract includes a team option for the second season. Kuminga gains financial security. The Warriors keep roster flexibility. This allows the team to focus on their championship goals.

‘If women can make it’: Pete Hegseth calls for ‘gender-neutral’ fitness rules; signals fewer women in combat roles