Will Jaxson Dart play against the Los Angeles Chargers today? Latest injury update on the New York Giants’ quarterback
New York Giants rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart is confirmed to start today against the Los Angeles Chargers at MetLife Stadium. He is fully fit and not on the injury report, replacing veteran Russell Wilson. His former coach lauded his preparation and competitive spirit, as the Giants hope to turn their season around.
Denmark reports drone sightings at defence facilities
Denmark’s defence ministry confirmed new drone sightings at military facilities. This follows earlier incidents this week that temporarily closed Danish airports. Local media reported drones near Karup Air Base. The ministry cited operational security for not elaborating. NATO announced increased vigilance in the Baltic Sea region. It will deploy new surveillance platforms and an air-defence…
Nafisa Ali Sodhi opens up on battling Stage 4 cancer and disliking chemo: ‘It knocks you down with pain, fever, makes you feel bad’
Veteran actor and politician Nafisa Ali Sodhi, who first fought cancer in 2018, has once again found herself facing the disease head-on. The 68-year-old revealed earlier this month that she has been diagnosed with Stage 4 peritoneal cancer and has resumed chemotherapy. Yet, in her own words, she refuses to let the illness dim her…
Pakistan, China, Iran, Russia oppose US defence base around Afghanistan
Pakistan, China, Iran, and Russia have jointly opposed the establishment of any military bases in or around Afghanistan, advocating for respect of Kabul’s sovereignty and territorial integrity. This unified stance comes amidst US President Trump’s efforts to maintain a military presence in the war-torn nation. Their foreign ministers convened in New York during the 80th…
Bangladesh minorities’ body expresses concern over safety ahead of puja
Bangladesh’s Hindu Buddhist Christian Unity Council expressed deep concern over Sharidya Durga Puja celebrations, citing recent attacks on temples and idols despite government assurances. Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus, currently in New York, extended greetings, stressing Bangladesh’s tradition of communal harmony and its identity as a safe haven for all communities amidst these apprehensions.
Defence min says a ‘hybrid model’ of army, govt runs Pak
Pakistan’s Defence Minister Khawaja Asif defended the nation’s ‘hybrid model’ of governance, where military and civilian leaders share power, despite its poor democratic record. Confronted by Mehdi Hasan about the military’s true authority, Asif rejected dominance claims. He labeled the US system a “deep state” and blamed past military rulers for Pakistan’s perception.
Over my dead body, says Soros’ son as Trump admin focuses on $23 billion charity
Alex Soros, leading the Open Society Foundations, defiantly stated in New York that his $23 billion philanthropic organisation would not yield to President Trump’s pressure. This declaration followed reports of a Justice Department investigation into OSF, which Soros vowed would continue its human rights work, amidst broader administration efforts targeting Democrat-aligned groups and their infrastructure.