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Elias Pettersson breaks Vancouver Canucks single-season scoring record during dominant NHL campaign

Elias Pettersson has written another chapter in the history books of the Vancouver Canucks after he broke the franchise record of single-season scoring in the 2025- 26 season in the National Hockey League. The prolific contribution to offensive production by the Swedish forward has been at the core of the campaign by Vancouver and has […]

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Rashid Khan sacked as Afghanistan’s captain after poor T20 World Cup show; replacement named

Ibrahim Zadran has been named the new T20I captain of the Afghanistan national cricket team for the upcoming series against Sri Lanka national cricket team, replacing Rashid Khan after Afghanistan’s early exit from the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2026. The Afghanistan Cricket Board said the leadership change is part of a long-term strategy, while

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Are Trump’s strikes on Iran legal? What the US Constitution says about presidential war powers

With the conflict between the US-Israel and Iran escalating with more countries joining it, Democrats have now started questioning President Trump’s military authority – first in Venezuela, now in the Middle East. What does the US Constitution say? Read here

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UK shuts student visas for four nations: Why asylum politics has reached the university gate

UK has suspended student visas for nationals of Afghanistan, Cameroon, Myanmar and Sudan, arguing that the route is increasingly being used as a pathway to asylum claims. But the policy highlights a deeper shift: student mobility is now entangled with migration politics. As governments tighten visa rules, universities, asylum systems and international students are becoming

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Anthropic makes last-ditch effort to salvage deal with Pentagon after blowup

Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei is reportedly back at the negotiating table with the Department of Defense in an attempt to salvage the company’s relationship with the US military and prevent it from being iced out of defense work for being a “supply chain risk.” Talks between the two parties imploded on Friday after weeks of

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Lasers, satellites and cyberattacks: How US is crippling Iran’s arsenal

Although the fighting is taking place in the Middle East, much of the monitoring work is carried out thousands of kilometres away. Personnel in the United States operate from facilities housing large radar domes known as radomes. These spherical structures resemble giant golf balls and collect satellite data in real time. Analysts use the information

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NFL Trade News: Minnesota Vikings linked to $12M Tampa Bay Buccaneers running back

The Minnesota Vikings may target Tampa Bay Buccaneers running back Rachaad White to fill their RB needs after releasing Aaron Jones and with C.J. Ham retiring. White has shown improved efficiency from his rookie year to now. He is projected to be an affordable option for the Vikings. His ability to contribute both rushing and

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