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Tyrese Haliburton Sends Strong Message to Joel Embiid After Hurtful Narrative
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Tyrese Haliburton Sends Strong Message to Joel Embiid After Hurtful Narrative

” to boost his morale. These heartwarming messages from Tyrese Haliburton and others were something that the Sixers’ big man was in dire need of, especially given that he’s still on a minutes restriction due to load management. Nonetheless, with the 31-year-old finally showing his true potential, it seems like he also has his confidence back, as he hit back against the hurtful narrative around him. Joel Embiid gives a fitting reply to his doubters There has been a long ongoing narrative around Philadelphia 76ers superstar Joel Embiid that the franchise might just be far better without him. Following the 31-year-old’s abysmal outing against the Celtics, that narrative started swirling once again. But after a solid performance on Friday night, Embiid faced this chatter around his importance to the franchise head-on and gave a reporter a fitting reply. It all started when, after the game, a reporter asked the Sixers star about how his team looked better in his absence. Well, the Philly start did not hold back. “It’s been 12 years, so… I’ll take it,” he said before turning serious. “Just got to keep it going. Obviously, the most important games are against the best teams and in the playoffs. That’s the effort we’re going to have when I’m not on the floor. Amen. It’s been a long time.” Indeed, it was Tyrese Maxey who led the charge for the franchise as he finished the game with 28 points, 6 rebounds, 9 assists, and a block. In fact, Quentin Grimes also contributed big time with 24 points off the bench. Nonetheless, Joel Embiid’s effort couldn’t be neglected.

Too tired to drive? Experts warn it's just as risky as drinking
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Too tired to drive? Experts warn it's just as risky as drinking

Oct. 26 (UPI) -- Nearly half of U.S. adults have driven while so tired it affected their ability to stay safe behind the wheel, a new survey finds, taking a risk that can be just as deadly as drunken driving. In an American Academy of Sleep Medicine survey, 41% of adults admitted they've been so drowsy while driving that it impaired their performance, including 50% of men and 33% of women. "Drowsy driving is a serious health and safety risk, and like drunk driving, it is completely avoidable," Dr. Andrea Matsumura, a sleep medicine physician and academy spokesperson, said in a news release. The AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety estimates that about 1 in 6 fatal crashes involves a drowsy driver. Adults aged 35 to 44 were the most likely to say they had trouble staying awake behind the wheel, with 47% in that age group reporting this experience. Experts say the best defense against drowsy driving is simple: Get enough rest before hitting the road. The AASM also recommends that adults aim for at least seven hours of sleep each night. Other tips include: • Avoid driving late at night or for long stretches alone. • Switch drivers on road trips to prevent fatigue. Ú Pull over at a safe location and take a nap if you feel yourself drifting. Ask for a ride after working a late shift or overnight job. "If you catch yourself drifting into another lane or nodding off, it's absolutely time to pull over and get off the road," Matsumura added. Some warning signs of drowsy driving, according to Matsumura, include: • Struggling to keep your eyes open or stay focused • Drifting into another lane or onto the shoulder • Missing turns or traffic signs • Following too closely or "nodding off" at the wheel More information The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has more on drowsy driving. Copyright © 2025 HealthDay. All rights reserved.

Gangster Sunil Sardhania held at Delhi airport for attack on singer Fazilpuria, property dealer’s murder
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Gangster Sunil Sardhania held at Delhi airport for attack on singer Fazilpuria, property dealer’s murder

Gangster Sunil Sardhania, the main accused in the firing on Haryanvi singer Rahul Fazilpuria and the murder of property dealer Rohit Shaukeen, was arrested from the Delhi International Airport in the early hours of Sunday, police said.The accused had returned to India from Costa Rica and was arrested upon his arrival at the airport. However, sources claimed he was deported from Zurich, Switzerland and brought to India.According to police, Sardhania and his associate Deepak Nandal had claimed responsibility for the firing at Fazilpuria’s vehicle in Sector 71 on the Southern Peripheral Road on July 14 and for shooting dead Shaukeen near Palm Hills society in Sector 77.“The accused was involved in planning and providing shooters and weapons for the firing at singer Rahul Fazilpuria, the murder of Rohit Shaukeen, and an attack at a property dealer’s office in Gurugram,” Deputy Commissioner of Police (West) Karan Goel said.He said the accused has been remanded in police custody for five days for questioning. “During remand, he will be interrogated about his associates and other criminal incidents,” the DCP said.Police said Sardhania was serving a life sentence and a 10-year sentence in separate murder cases. After securing bail, he fled abroad in 2024 using a fake passport issued in the name of Sunil Singh with an address in Delhi’s New Ashok Nagar.“He travelled to Central America via Dubai and continued coordinating with his associates to plan and execute crimes,” Goel said.A team from the crime unit, Sector 31, led by Inspector Anand Kumar, arrested the 39-year-old gangster, who is from Sardhana village in Sonipat district, he added.A total of 24 cases of serious offences have been against him and his associates in Haryana’s Jind, Rohtak, Gurugram, Jhajjar, Hisar, Sonipat, Ambala, Bhiwani and Panchkula districts, and Uttar Pradesh’s Baghpat and Agra districts.“In the case of murder and firing in Gurugram, we had earlier arrested seven people — Vishal, Hitesh, Gautam alias Chotu, Ramandeep, Shbhan, Shakti Panchal and Ramniwas. We are questioning Sardhania”, DCP Goel said.Gurugram police also released a video of the gangster in which he can be seen falling onto his knees and appealing to people not to get into the world of crime.“I, Sunil Sardhania, have been in the world of crime for the last 15 years, with cases of murder and attempted murder registered against me. There is nothing in this crime world. I appeal to all that stay safe at home and never connect with any criminal, who will only use you and you will regret it later. So stay home, home is the best,” he said in the video.

Argentina Votes Today: Midterms Will Decide Milei’s Leverage
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Argentina Votes Today: Midterms Will Decide Milei’s Leverage

Argentina votes today in midterm elections that will reshape Congress—and tell President Javier Milei whether his shock-therapy agenda can move from slogans to law. Voters will renew 127 of 257 seats in the lower house and 24 of 72 in the Senate, using a single paper ballot nationwide for the first time. Preliminary results are expected tonight. The simple story: Milei governs without a majority. To pass anything meaningful, he needs partners from the center-right and provincial blocs. If his coalition and allies gain enough seats to control roughly a third of a chamber, they can steer committees, set agendas, and bargain from strength. If the map hardens into two big camps—libertarians versus peronists—with a weaker middle, every law becomes a knife-edge negotiation. The story behind the story: For two years, the presidency tried to change Argentina by decree and selective vetoes, arguing that the status quo was broken. Congress pushed back. The Senate voted down a sweeping economic decree; the lower house advanced limits on future decrees; lawmakers even overrode a presidential veto on a disability bill. Argentina Votes Today: Midterms Will Decide Milei’s Leverage Those defeats did not end the program—but they showed that seat arithmetic, not social media, decides policy. What voters feel: Inflation has cooled sharply from last year’s peaks but remains high enough to squeeze wages and savings. That reality—alongside pensions, university funding, and utility tariffs—has defined the campaign far more than ideology. In battleground provinces such as Buenos Aires, Córdoba, Santa Fe, and Mendoza, the question is less “Do you like Milei?” than “Do you think he can deliver change without breaking what still works?” What changes next: A cabinet shake-up is likely regardless of the scoreboard. Several ministers on the ballot could shift to Congress, and the presidency is weighing a broader reset to bring in more traditional center-right allies and reopen channels to pragmatic opposition. Why this matters outside Argentina: Today’s result will determine whether South America’s second-largest economy tackles reform by laws—predictable, investable, durable—or continues governing by decree amid court fights and street pressure. For investors, neighbors, and Argentines alike, that difference is the price of change.

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Deep-red state suffering 'death by a thousand paper cuts' — thanks to Trump policies: report
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Deep-red state suffering 'death by a thousand paper cuts' — thanks to Trump policies: report

President Donald Trump's recent economic policies are causing significant hardship for farmers and workers in the deep red Iowa, which has traditionally supported his administration. The New York Times highlighted the stories of Iowan farmers who are hit hard by the administration's economic agenda. Larry Ory, an 86-year-old farmer from Earlham, Iowa, expressed disbelief upon hearing of a $20 billion U.S. bailout to Argentina, especially as Argentine soybeans began shipping to China — a market that had been vital for Iowa's soybean exports. China halted U.S. soybean purchases following Trump's trade war, leaving American farmers without their largest customer. The report noted that the economic strain is evident across Iowa. The state's GDP fell by 6.1 percent in the first quarter of 2025, the steepest decline after neighboring Nebraska. Manufacturers face rising production costs due to tariffs on aluminum and steel, while meatpacking plants, which rely heavily on foreign-born workers, have been affected by changes in immigration policies. The wind energy industry, which supplies over half of Iowa's electricity, is under threat due to federal policies. Summer Ory, who works on the family farm, likened the situation to "death by a thousand paper cuts," highlighting the cumulative impact of various economic challenges. Despite these hardships, some farmers remain hopeful. Doug Keller, a 63-year-old farmer near Waterloo, expressed optimism that a new trade deal with China could eventually benefit farmers. However, the growing discontent is palpable. Josh Turek, a Democratic state representative running for the U.S. Senate seat held by retiring Rep. Joni Ernst (R-Iowa), noted, "People are hurting everywhere in Iowa, and they’re looking for something different." With key elections approaching, the impact of federal policies on Iowa's economy is expected to be a central issue.

Football Games for Sunday, October 26, 2025: Match Schedule and Live
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Football Games for Sunday, October 26, 2025: Match Schedule and Live

Football fans, get ready for an exciting Sunday, October 26, 2025, with a thrilling lineup of matches across various leagues and competitions worldwide. From intense European clashes to domestic battles in Brazil, Uruguay, and beyond, there’s something for every football enthusiast. Mexican Liga MX 12:05 AM – Cruz Azul vs Monterrey Channels: Youtube.com/@SportyNetBrasil, SportyNet 10:00 PM – Toluca vs Pachuca Channels: Youtube.com/@SportyNetBrasil, SportyNet 10:00 PM – Atlético San Luis vs Necaxa Channels: Disney+ Japanese J-League 2:00 AM – Albirex Nigata vs Vissel Kobe Channels: Youtube.com/@canalgoatbr Latvian Championship 8:00 AM – Metta vs Auda Channels: OneFootball 11:00 AM – Rigas FS vs Grobina Channels: OneFootball Dutch Eredivisie 8:15 AM – Twente vs Ajax Channels: Disney+ 10:30 AM – Feyenoord vs PSV Channels: Disney+ 12:45 PM – AZ Alkmaar vs Utrecht Channels: Disney+ 4:00 PM – Go Ahead Eagles vs Excelsior Channels: Disney+ Italian Serie A 8:30 AM – Torino vs Genoa Channels: Disney+ 11:00 AM – Sassuolo vs Roma Channels: ESPN 4, Disney+ 11:00 AM – Hellas Verona vs Cagliari Channels: Disney+ 2:00 PM – Fiorentina vs Bologna Channels: Xsports, Disney+ 4:45 PM – Lazio vs Juventus Channels: Youtube.com/@CazeTV, Disney+ Scottish Premiership 9:00 AM – Hearts vs Celtic Channels: Youtube.com/@canalgoatbr German 2.Bundesliga 9:30 AM – Kaiserslautern vs Nürnberg Channels: Youtube.com/@canalgoatbr, OneFootball (PPV) 9:30 AM – Magdeburg vs Preussen Munster Channels: OneFootball (PPV) 9:30 AM – Eintracht Braunschweig vs Hannover 96 Channels: OneFootball (PPV) Spanish LaLiga 10:00 AM – Mallorca vs Levante Channels: Disney+ 12:15 PM – Real Madrid vs Barcelona Channels: Disney+ 2:30 PM – Osasuna vs Celta de Vigo Channels: Disney+ 5:00 PM – Rayo Vallecano vs Alavés Channels: Disney+ Spanish LaLiga 2 10:00 AM – Málaga vs FC Andorra Channels: Disney+ 2:30 PM – Almería vs Castellón Channels: Disney+ 2:30 PM – Sporting Gijón vs Zaragoza Channels: Disney+ 5:00 PM – Deportivo La Coruña vs Valladolid Channels: Disney+ Norwegian Championship 10:30 AM – Rosenborg vs SK Brann Channels: OneFootball 1:00 PM – Bodo/Glimt vs Molde Channels: Youtube.com/@canalgoatbr, OneFootball 1:00 PM – Haugesund vs Tromso Channels: OneFootball 1:00 PM – Kristiansund vs Ham-Kam Channels: OneFootball 1:00 PM – Sandefjord vs Fredrikstad Channels: OneFootball 3:15 PM – Valerenga vs Stromsgodset Channels: OneFootball English Premier League 11:00 AM – Arsenal vs Crystal Palace Channels: Xsports, Disney+ 11:00 AM – Aston Villa vs Manchester City Channels: ESPN, Disney+ 11:00 AM – Bournemouth vs Nottingham Forest Channels: Disney+ 11:00 AM – Wolverhampton vs Burnley Channels: Disney+ 1:30 PM – Everton vs Tottenham Channels: ESPN, Disney+ Turkish Süperlig 11:00 AM – Galatasaray vs Göztepe Channels: Disney+ 2:00 PM – Kasimpasa vs Besiktas Channels: Disney+ Icelandic Championship 11:00 AM – Vikingur vs Valur Channels: Youtube.com/@canalgoatbr, OneFootball 11:00 AM – Stjarnan Gardabae vs Breidablik Channels: OneFootball German Bundesliga 11:30 AM – Bayer Leverkusen vs Freiburg Channels: Youtube.com/@CazeTV, SportyNet, OneFootball (PPV) 1:30 PM – Stuttgart vs Mainz 05 Channels: Youtube.com/@canalgoatbr, RedeTV, SportyNet, OneFootball (PPV) Finnish Championship 12:00 PM – HJK Helsinki vs Inter Turku Channels: OneFootball Portuguese Liga Portugal 12:30 PM – Famalicão vs Vitória de Guimarães Channels: Disney+ 3:00 PM – Tondela vs Sporting Channels: Youtube.com/@espnbrasil, Disney+ 5:30 PM – Braga vs Casa Pia Channels: Xsports, Disney+ Greek Super League 12:30 PM – Panathinaikos vs Asteras Channels: Youtube.com/@SportyNetBrasil 2:30 PM – PAOK vs Volos Channels: Youtube.com/@SportyNetBrasil German 3.Liga 12:30 PM – Viktoria Colônia vs Hansa Rostock Channels: Youtube.com/@canalgoatbr, OneFootball (PPV) Uruguayan Primera División 1:30 PM – Danúbio vs River Plate-URU Channels: Disney+ 4:00 PM – Liverpool-URU vs Progreso Channels: Disney+ 6:30 PM – Montevideo Wanderers vs Nacional Channels: Disney+ 9:00 PM – Miramar Misiones vs Boston River Channels: Disney+ Pernambucano A2 (Semifinal) 3:00 PM – América-PE vs Caruaru City Channels: Youtube.com/@TVFPFPE Brazilian Copa Santa Catarina (QF-volta) 3:00 PM – Figueirense vs Chapecoense Channels: Youtube.com/@fcf_futebol 3:00 PM – Blumenau vs Tubarão Channels: Youtube.com/@fcf_futebol Brazilian Serie A 4:00 PM – Botafogo vs Santos Channels: Globo (menos RS), Premiere 4:00 PM – Grêmio vs Juventude Channels: Globo (RS), GE TV, Premiere 6:30 PM – Red Bull Bragantino vs Vasco da Gama Channels: Premiere 8:30 PM – Palmeiras vs Cruzeiro Channels: Sportv, Premiere Brazilian Serie B 4:00 PM – CRB vs Atlético-GO Channels: ESPN, SportyNet, Disney+ 6:30 PM – Vila Nova vs Ferroviária Channels: Disney+ Brazilian Futsal League 5:00 PM – Chapecoense vs Apodi Channels: Youtube.com/@CBFSTV American MLS (Playoffs-jogo 1) 6:30 PM – Philadelphia Union vs Chicago Fire Channels: AppleTV+ 8:30 PM – Vancouver Whitecaps vs FC Dallas Channels: AppleTV+ 10:30 PM – San Diego FC vs Portland Timbers Channels: AppleTV+ Venezuelan Championship 6:30 PM – Carabobo vs Deportivo Táchira Channels: Youtube.com/@ligafutve 8:30 PM – Metropolitanos vs Caracas Channels: Youtube.com/@ligafutve

Police arrest two suspects in fatal shooting of California strip club manager
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Police arrest two suspects in fatal shooting of California strip club manager

Santa Rosa police arrested two people suspected of killing the general manager of the Condor Club, a historic topless bar in San Francisco, police said Saturday. Both suspects were romantic partners and used to work at a strip club that the victim, 60-year-old Mark Calcagni, previously managed. Detectives suspect 43-year-old Richard Lund fatally shot Calcagni outside his Santa Rosa home on Oct. 3 after waiting for the manager to return from work. The second person, 25-year-old Asia Morton, is suspected of helping Lund plan the attack, police said. Police didn't name the club Lund and Morton worked at or say what might have motivated the killing. Calcagni also managed Vanity San Francisco, another strip club near the Condor Club. The suspects lived together in an apartment in the 7500 block of St. Patrick Way in Dublin, Calif., where police arrested Lund on Friday. Police then arrested Morton, who arrived from an international flight, at the San Francisco International Airport. Detectives executed a search warrant at the pair's house to gather evidence as part of the homicide investigation. The Condor Club is famous for being the oldest topless bar in America and the birthplace for topless entertainment in 1964. Over six decades, the club has also become known for several notorious incidents. In 1983, bouncer Jimmy Ferrozzo was fatally crushed by a piano that was suspended from the ceiling by cables. The bouncer was having intercourse with his girlfriend, exotic dancer Theresa Hill, on the white piano when the couple accidentally hit a switch that caused the piano to rise to the ceiling and the musical instrument crushed Ferrozzo.