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Global Child "Travel & Purpose" & Picolinis Animal Rescue Siblings Unite to Protect Miami's Precious Pets
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Global Child "Travel & Purpose" & Picolinis Animal Rescue Siblings Unite to Protect Miami's Precious Pets

MIAMI, Oct. 25, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Picolinis Animal Rescue is on a heartfelt mission to change lives — one paw at a time. Dedicated to rescuing, rehabilitating, and rehoming dogs of all ages, the organization places a special emphasis on senior and special-needs dogs who are too often overlooked. "Every dog deserves love, comfort, and a family to call their own," said Sofia Valverde, Founder of Picolinis Animal Rescue. "Our mission is to make sure no dog is left behind, regardless of age, health, or circumstance. With the support of our community, we're able to give them the second chance they deserve." This year, Picolinis Animal Rescue is proud to partner with Global Child: Travel & Purpose, ranked as one of the top travel shows in the world, to amplify its mission. Miami-born siblings Augusto Valverde (Founder & Host of Global Child) and Sofia Valverde are teaming up to shine a light on this vital cause, using their shared love for their hometown to inspire real impact. Global Child surpassed 650 million impressions in the last year alone, generating over $17 million USD of verified media exposure across platforms such as ReachTV, Tubi, Pluto TV, and more. With major upcoming projects, including filming with Andrea Bocelli in Tuscany, the team is doubling down on using its global reach to make a positive impact at home. "It's always important to also give back where we live," said Augusto. "Miami gave us our roots and our purpose. Supporting Sofia's work with Picolinis is about giving back to our community and helping protect those who cannot protect themselves." A Movement of Compassion Through compassionate care and community engagement, Picolinis provides medical support, fosters loving environments, and finds forever homes for dogs who have endured neglect or abandonment. By highlighting senior and special-needs dogs, the organization is raising awareness about the transformative power of adoption and inspiring people to open their hearts and homes. Get Involved Today Now, "Picolinis Angels" is calling on the Miami community — and beyond — to step up and become heroes for elder dogs. This heartfelt movement invites everyone to help provide the love, care, and dignity these animals deserve while fueling ongoing rescue efforts that change lives every single day. Website: picolinisanimalrescue dot com Instagram: picolinisanimalrescue Visit their socials to stay up to date on upcoming events and discover more of Picolinis' inspiring work in Miami and abroad. View original content to download multimedia:https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/global-child-travel--purpose--picolinis-animal-rescue-siblings-unite-to-protect-miamis-precious-pets-302594430.html SOURCE Global Child

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This furloughed IRS lawyer has a new side gig: running a hot dog stand
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This furloughed IRS lawyer has a new side gig: running a hot dog stand

Hundreds of thousands of federal workers have been sent home amid the government shutdown. One of them has been using his newfound free time to sell hot dogs."This is self-expression," Isaac Stein, the 31-year-old owner of "Shyster's Dogs," told Business Insider at his hot dog stand in Washington, DC's NoMa neighborhood. "This is me having artistic fun."Stein has a day job: He's been working for three years as a lawyer at the Internal Revenue Service, where he handles tax regulations around employee benefits. But for the last three weeks, he's been working as a full-time hot dog vendor on the corner of First and M Street NE.The hot dog stand idea came to Stein months before the shutdown cleared his schedule. He said that he first made the decision to start the business in June, though it took months to obtain all of the necessary permits. Stein said he invested a "five-figure sum" into buying all of the equipment.A post shared by Isaac (@shystersdogs)By the time he was ready to go, it was September. He had originally planned to operate the stand outside of work hours, on Thursday and Friday evenings and over the weekend. "To be real, Thursday was a bit ambitious," Stein said. "It's hard to function in the office without enough sleep, and I want to be good at my legal job."Then, on October 8, he was "furloughed" — essentially suspended from his job until the shutdown ends. That turned his side gig into a nearly full-time job, and he now typically sells hot dogs from noon to 5 p.m. on weekdays.Stein's hot dog stand is laden with humor. The name "shyster," a slang word referring to a deceptive or unethical lawyer," is about wanting to "bring a laugh to the legal community," he told Business Insider."Part of what I'm doing with my expression here is there are many layers of irony," Stein said. "One of the layers is that I'm a lawyer, and I'm doing everything correctly. I have all the right permits, and I pay taxes."On his menu, he offers the "SHIRT OFF MY BACK" for $1,000. And the menu itself is fairly simple: if you order "The Only Choice," you'll get a hot dog with mustard and sauerkraut for $10. If you order "Hot Dog with the Wrong Toppings," you can have other toppings, such as ketchup — but you'll be charged more. That option costs $11."From a young age, I have wanted to punish people for putting ketchup on a hot dog. It's utterly mystifying to me as to why someone would want this. But to be commercially viable, you have to have it," Stein said. "The pricing difference is reflective of incentives: I want people to do it the right way."So far, Stein says his hobby has worked out well for him. He's been serving 40 to 50 customers per day, he said, and has been making $200 to $300 in profit each day. But for him, the hot dog stand has been less about making ends meet and more about taking on a creative project."It's given me a chance to be in the community more," Stein said. Some of his customers, he said, have very particular orders and have become regulars. "If I can bring that to their life, that makes me really happy."Still, Stein said that he's looking forward to returning to his day job, whenever that may be."People who are tax lawyers for the government aren't doing it for the money," he said. "Everyone wants to get back to work, because we actually like what we do."

Bryan Metzger
Amit Shah in Khagaria: Touts NDA's Development Record, Vows to Remove All Infiltrators | Bihar News
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Amit Shah in Khagaria: Touts NDA's Development Record, Vows to Remove All Infiltrators | Bihar News

The political battle over Yamuna pollution ignites in Delhi ahead of Chhath Puja, with the Aam Aadmi Party's Saurabh Bharadwaj accusing the BJP-led government of misleading devotees. ‘If those poor people, their small children, drink this water, imagine how sick they will be,' the Aam Aadmi Party claimed, presenting water samples and a Delhi Pollution Control Committee (DPCC) report as evidence. The report allegedly shows fecal coliform levels far exceeding the permissible limit, rendering the river unfit for bathing. The BJP, represented by leaders like RP Singh, has dismissed the allegations, pointing to a visually cleaner, foam-free Yamuna and accusing the opposition of playing politics over the sacred festival. The AAP contends that the absence of foam is merely cosmetic and masks the real danger lurking in the water.

Prime Minister Narendra
CGTN: Restoring the History of Taiwan
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CGTN: Restoring the History of Taiwan

BEIJING, Oct. 25, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Men forget, and history overlooks. But history is not, and must not become, a blank page to be written on at will, as there are courageous individuals like writer Lan Bozhou, who deeply loves Taiwan, yet also carries a profound understanding of the suffering endured by the Chinese nation. The writer has devoted half his life to rescuing an era from the "deliberately forgotten" individuals in modern history of Taiwan. It's an era that represents the historical imprint of Chinese on both sides of the Strait, who stood united against foreign aggression with their flesh and blood during the 1950s. Through his collection and documentation, we learn that some youths in Taiwan journeyed thousands of miles to the mainland to fight against Japanese invasion. They were well-educated, and staked everything—for the sake of ideals, for the motherland—pursuing the dignity and future of the Chinese nation even at the cost of their lives. Through the perspective of Lan Bozhou, CGTN traces and documents the story of Wu Sihan, a youth in Taiwan who, over eighty years ago, embarked on a solitary journey of a thousand miles from the island to the mainland to join the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression. Born into a well-off family and an ace student, Wu was determined to return to the mainland to contribute to the war effort. He undertook an arduous trek alone—crossing the Tsushima Strait, traversing the Korean Peninsula, and traveling across the Yalu River. After a journey lasting more than a year, he finally reached Chongqing, then the wartime provisional capital of China. "Why was a youth of that era in Taiwan so determined? What compelled him to abandon a life of comfort and privilege to return to the war-torn mainland and join the resistance? Who, exactly, was Wu Sihan?" with these questions, the CGTN film crew joined Lan Bozhou on a journey to retrace Wu's own epic, thousand-mile quest from over eighty years ago—his personal odyssey in search of his motherland. CGTN Documentary "Restoring the History of Taiwan" tells a story about ideals and undying patriotism. No matter how wide the Taiwan Strait may be, it cannot surpass the shared resolve of one nation; no matter how much times change, they cannot alter the profound sense of national identity flowing in the veins of the Chinese people. View original content to download multimedia:https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/cgtn-restoring-the-history-of-taiwan-302594493.html SOURCE CGTN

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Video: Man rescued after jumping into river, getting tangled in water hyacinths
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Video: Man rescued after jumping into river, getting tangled in water hyacinths

In a dramatic rescue in Uttar Pradesh’s Unnao district, a man who jumped into a river in an apparent suicide attempt was saved after becoming trapped in a patch of water hyacinths.The incident took place on Friday morning in Fatehpur Chaurasi. According to officials, 35-year-old Suresh jumped from a bridge into the river following a family dispute.However, instead of drowning, Suresh got entangled in water hyacinths that had collected along the river’s surface. Locals who witnessed the scene quickly gathered ropes and launched a rescue effort. Before police could arrive, they tied a rope to a young volunteer, lowered him from the bridge, and managed to fasten another rope around Suresh..preferred-source-banner{ margin-top: 10px; margin-bottom:10px;}With considerable effort, the group pulled Suresh to safety. He was then taken to a nearby hospital, where doctors said his condition was stable.According to police, Suresh told rescuers that he had been distressed for several days due to ongoing family problems.“When I could not think of anything else, I jumped into the river,” he said. “But the water was shallow, and I got stuck.”- EndsPublished By: Devika BhattacharyaPublished On: Oct 25, 2025

Suraj Singh
Game Changers Texfab to raise ₹55 cr via IPO
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Game Changers Texfab to raise ₹55 cr via IPO

Game Changers Texfab, an innovative retail fashion and technical textile solutions company, plans to raise ₹55 crore through an initial public offering (IPO) on the BSE SME platform. The company will issue 53.76 lakh equity shares in the price band of ₹96 - ₹102 a share. The issue will open for subscription on Tuesday while the anchor bidding will open on Monday and issue will close on October 30. The net proceeds from the IPO will be used for capital expenditure, working capital requirements and general corporate purposes including acquisitions. Corpwis Advisors will be the lead manager while Skyline Financial Services has been appointed as the registrar. Sanjeev Goel, Managing Director, Game Changers Texfab, said through strategic sourcing and an asset-light manufacturing model, the company delivers a diverse range of fabric solutions. “We specialise in women’s wear, technical textiles and customised garments, ensuring agility, efficiency and long-term trust with boutiques, export houses and retail clients,” he said. Ankur Aggarwal, Executive Director & CFO, Game Changers Texfab, said the net proceeds from the IPO will help the company strengthen sourcing operations, broaden product portfolio and scale faster in response to changing market demands. The company is confident of driving sustainable growth, enhance operational efficiency and reinforce the overall strength, he added. Shilpa Kanodia, Director, Corpwis Advisors, said the company has built a strong presence in the textile industry by focusing on sourcing the finest fabrics from the right suppliers and ensuring tailored solutions for its customers. The textile industry continues to experience steady growth, fuelled by rising demand for both fashion and technical fabrics, she said. More Like This Published on October 25, 2025

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PAG mourns former First Lady Nana Konadu Agyeman-Rawlings
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PAG mourns former First Lady Nana Konadu Agyeman-Rawlings

The Progressive Alliance for Ghana (PAG) has expressed deep sorrow over the passing of former First Lady, Nana Konadu Agyeman-Rawlings, describing her as a remarkable woman whose contributions to national development and women’s empowerment will be remembered for generations. In a statement signed by its Chairman, Professor Thaddeus Ulzen, the group extended condolences to the family of the late First Lady, the National Democratic Congress (NDC), and all Ghanaians who were touched by her life and legacy. According to the statement, Nana Konadu was widely regarded as “a champion of women’s rights and a pillar of public activism,” whose initiatives transformed the landscape of women’s participation in politics and community development. “Her commitment to advancing the cause of women left an indelible mark on Ghana’s history,” the statement read. “May the Almighty grant her eternal rest.” Nana Konadu Agyeman-Rawlings, wife of the late former President Jerry John Rawlings, was the founder of the 31st December Women’s Movement, through which she championed gender equality, education, and the empowerment of women across the country. About The Author

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President Sisi extends thanks to Belgium’s king for gracious reception
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President Sisi extends thanks to Belgium’s king for gracious reception

CAIRO, Oct 23 (MENA) – President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi has expressed thanks to Belgium’s King Philippe for the gracious reception today in Brussels. “I extend my heartfelt thanks to His Majesty King Philippe of Belgium for the gracious reception today in Brussels and for the strong and distinguished bilateral relations that bind our two nations,” President Sisi said on his official social media pages on Thursday. “I also express my sincere appreciation to Mr. António Costa, President of the European Council, and Ms. Ursula von der Leyen, President of the European Commission, for hosting the inaugural summit between Egypt and the European Union within the framework of our strategic partnership,” Sisi added. “The discussions with the European Union were rich and constructive, reaffirming the depth of our relations, which have reached an unprecedented level of alignment. I look forward to the implementation of the agreements and outcomes we have achieved and to the second summit, which Egypt will host in 2026,” he noted. (MENA)

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AAP Cites Delhi Pollution Report in Yamuna War With BJP Govt Ahead of Chhath
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AAP Cites Delhi Pollution Report in Yamuna War With BJP Govt Ahead of Chhath

This special report covers the shocking suicide of a 28-year-old doctor in Satara, which has ignited widespread outrage. Her suicide note accused Police Sub-Inspector Gopal Badane of rape and Prashant Bankar of mental harassment, leading to his arrest. A political leader stated, ‘I will say that the administration there has murdered her. She did not commit suicide, it was a murder’. The case has exposed a disturbing narrative of power abuse, with allegations that the doctor was pressured to falsify medical reports. Despite a complaint being filed months ago, no action was taken, culminating in this tragedy. The incident has triggered black-band protests by doctors across Maharashtra, demanding a thorough investigation and the implementation of the POSH Act to protect women at their workplace. While one accused has been arrested, the PSI remains absconding.

Prime Minister Narendra
Pothole Horror in TN: 74-Yr-Old Crushed To Death By Bus, Officials Act After 4 Days
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Pothole Horror in TN: 74-Yr-Old Crushed To Death By Bus, Officials Act After 4 Days

This special report covers the shocking suicide of a 28-year-old doctor in Satara, which has ignited widespread outrage. Her suicide note accused Police Sub-Inspector Gopal Badane of rape and Prashant Bankar of mental harassment, leading to his arrest. A political leader stated, ‘I will say that the administration there has murdered her. She did not commit suicide, it was a murder’. The case has exposed a disturbing narrative of power abuse, with allegations that the doctor was pressured to falsify medical reports. Despite a complaint being filed months ago, no action was taken, culminating in this tragedy. The incident has triggered black-band protests by doctors across Maharashtra, demanding a thorough investigation and the implementation of the POSH Act to protect women at their workplace. While one accused has been arrested, the PSI remains absconding.

Prime Minister Narendra
Egypt warns of failure to implement Sharm El-Sheikh peace agreement
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Egypt warns of failure to implement Sharm El-Sheikh peace agreement

Egypt’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations Ambassador Osama Abdel Khaleq warned against the failure to implement the provisions of the Sharm El-Sheikh Peace Agreement, which aims to maintain the ceasefire and ensure stability in the region. Speaking at a UN Security Council session on the situation in the Middle East, Abdel Khaleq condemned the Israeli Knesset’s approval of two bills asserting so-called Israeli sovereignty over the occupied West Bank, describing the move as a blatant violation of international law. He welcomed the advisory opinion issued by the International Court of Justice, which reaffirmed that international law prohibits any attempts to displace or starve the Palestinian people. Abdel Khaleq stressed that the ruling represents a significant step in supporting legitimate Palestinian rights. Ambassador Abdel Khaleq stressed the importance of enabling the Palestinian people to exercise their inalienable rights, topped by the right to establish an independent state. He underlined that achieving lasting peace in the region requires Israel’s withdrawal from all occupied Arab territories. He also reaffirmed Egypt’s solidarity with Syria and Lebanon in safeguarding their legitimate rights and territorial integrity.

MENA
Xi to pay state visit to South Korea from Thursday
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Xi to pay state visit to South Korea from Thursday

BEIJING, China, Oct 25 — President Xi Jinping will attend the 32nd APEC Economic Leaders’ Meeting in Gyeongju, the Republic of Korea, and pay a state visit to the country next week, the Foreign Ministry announced on Friday. Noting that APEC is the most important economic cooperation mechanism in the Asia-Pacific region, ministry spokesman Guo Jiakun said Xi’s attendance at the meeting “demonstrates the high importance China attaches to regional economic cooperation”. According to Guo, during the three-day trip starting from Thursday, Xi will deliver a speech at the APEC Economic Leaders’ Meeting and hold bilateral talks with leaders of relevant countries. “China stands ready to work with all parties to promote Asia-Pacific cooperation, contribute to regional economic growth and jointly build an Asia-Pacific community with a shared future,” Guo told reporters at a regular news briefing in Beijing. Founded in 1989, the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation serves as a key platform for promoting free trade, economic cooperation and sustainable growth among its 21 member economies, which together account for nearly 60 percent of global GDP and almost half of global trade. On China-ROK relations, Guo said that China and the ROK are close neighbors and cooperative partners, emphasizing that China’s policy toward the ROK remains consistent and stable. “This visit marks President Xi’s first state visit to the ROK in 11 years and the first meeting between the two heads of state since ROK President Lee Jae-myung took office,” Guo said. “China is ready to work with the ROK to stay true to the original aspiration of establishing diplomatic ties, uphold good-neighborliness and mutual benefit, and advance the China-ROK strategic cooperative partnership,” the spokesman said. According to Xiang Haoyu, a senior research fellow at the China Institute of International Studies, Xi’s visit will mark the “restart and upgrade” of the highest-level exchanges between the two countries. “It will inject strong political momentum into the China-ROK relationship, which has faced challenges in recent years, help enhance its stability and resilience amid a complex international landscape, and contribute to peace and stability in Northeast Asia,” Xiang said. “By reaffirming and expanding consensus in areas such as trade, the economy and people-to-people exchanges, both sides can lay a solid foundation for rebuilding mutual political and security trust,” he added. For more visit China Daily For subscriptions on news from China Daily, or inquiries, please contact China Daily Africa Ltd on +254 20 6920900 or write to enquiries@chinadailyafrica.com

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Spotlight on GEM: A Gift from Egypt to the World – PM in MENA article
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Spotlight on GEM: A Gift from Egypt to the World – PM in MENA article

CAIRO, Oct 24 (MENA) – With the Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM) set to officially open on November 1, 2025, Egypt is preparing to welcome world leaders and distinguished guests to the monumental cultural and civilizational landmark, Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly said. Overlooking the Pyramids of Giza, the GEM is considered Egypt’s gift to the world and a symbol of the country’s rich heritage. Its inauguration is expected to mark a historic milestone. Describing the GEM as a gift to the world is not an exaggeration, Madbouli said, noting that the legacy of ancient Egyptian civilization is recognized as global heritage under UNESCO’s cultural and natural heritage standards. The announcement coincides with the opening of the “Treasures of the Pharaohs” exhibition in Rome, Italy, underscoring the universal value of Egypt’s heritage. The GEM will not only serve as a museum and archaeological destination but also as a center demonstrating Egypt’s national determination. Its collection includes an unparalleled number of ancient Egyptian artifacts, a grand entrance hall, and state-of-the-art exhibition spaces. The museum opens nearly two years after its foundation stone was laid, marking a key achievement for the country in realizing major national projects. As the GEM prepares to receive heads of state and dignitaries, Madbouly highlighted that Egypt aims to once again impress the world, following high-profile cultural events such as the Pharaohs’ Golden Parade in April 2021 and the reopening of the 3,000-year-old Avenue of the Sphinxes in Luxor in November 2021. While authorities are responsible for organizing the inauguration, every Egyptian citizen plays a part in presenting the country’s ancient civilization to the world, Madbouly said. The prime minister welcomed all guests to Egypt, underlining the country’s rich history, cultural treasures, and its leading role as a center of global heritage. (MENA)

MENA
PM Modi to Install Sacred 'Dharma Dhwaj' Atop Ayodhya Ram Temple on November 25
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PM Modi to Install Sacred 'Dharma Dhwaj' Atop Ayodhya Ram Temple on November 25

This special report covers the shocking suicide of a 28-year-old doctor in Satara, which has ignited widespread outrage. Her suicide note accused Police Sub-Inspector Gopal Badane of rape and Prashant Bankar of mental harassment, leading to his arrest. A political leader stated, ‘I will say that the administration there has murdered her. She did not commit suicide, it was a murder’. The case has exposed a disturbing narrative of power abuse, with allegations that the doctor was pressured to falsify medical reports. Despite a complaint being filed months ago, no action was taken, culminating in this tragedy. The incident has triggered black-band protests by doctors across Maharashtra, demanding a thorough investigation and the implementation of the POSH Act to protect women at their workplace. While one accused has been arrested, the PSI remains absconding.

Prime Minister Narendra
Kotak Mahindra Bank Q2 PAT down 3% on higher provisions

Kotak Mahindra Bank Q2 PAT down 3% on higher provisions

Private sector lender Kotak Mahindra Bank (KMB) reported today a 3 per cent year-on-year (y-o-y) fall in net profit for the quarter ended September at ₹3,253 crore, primarily on account of higher provisions. The bank’s net interest income (NII) or core income was up 4 per cent y-o-y at ₹7,311 crore in Q2, while other income de-grew 4 per cent to ₹2,589 crore. Provisions and contingencies rose 43 per cent y-o-y to ₹947 crore, and operating expenses were at ₹4,632 crore, up 1 per cent on-year. Fresh slippages stood at ₹1,629 crore in Q2, lower on a y-o-y and sequential basis, while recoveries and upgrades stood at ₹688 crore. Write-offs rose to ₹1,099 crore in Q2 versus ₹638 crore in same period last year. Total deposits of the bank grew 14 per cent on-year to ₹5.10 lakh crore, while net advances were up 16 per cent at ₹4.62 lakh crore. (This is a developing story, please check back for updates) Published on October 25, 2025

Piyush Shukla
What will you do with your extra hour tonight?
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What will you do with your extra hour tonight?

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