Veteran point guard Malcolm Brogdon has abruptly retired from the NBA after nine seasons, informing the New York Knicks of his decision. Brogdon, a former Rookie of the Year and Sixth Man of the Year, cited a desire to end his career on his own terms. His unexpected departure leaves the Knicks with a void at the point guard position.
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Dallas Cowboys' star receiver CeeDee Lamb is nearing a return from a high-ankle sprain, potentially for Week 7 against the Commanders. Lamb has shown significant progress, participating in team walkthroughs and expected to practice. His comeback would significantly bolster the Cowboys' offense, especially in the passing game and red zone, offering a crucial boost for their playoff hopes.
Bihar's RJD announced its 143 candidates for the upcoming assembly elections, asserting its dominance in the Mahagathbandhan despite internal tensions. The party aims to unseat chief minister Nitish Kumar, with Tejashwi Yadav's political future at stake. The alliance faces challenges with overlapping candidacies and ambiguity over a chief ministerial face.
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iPhone users are being warned by Perplexity CEO Aravind Srinivas against downloading a fake 'Comet' app on the App Store. He clarified that the official iOS version is not yet released and the current listing is unauthorized spam. This comes as the AI browser gains traction, with its Android version receiving positive reviews.
AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi criticized Jammu and Kashmir CM Omar Abdullah's demand for statehood to repeal the controversial Public Safety Act. Owaisi highlighted the law's historical misuse by various governments, leading to widespread human rights violations and detentions without trial for thousands since 1978.
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The NBA season kicks off with the New York Knicks hosting the Cleveland Cavaliers on October 22, 2025. Both teams face significant injury concerns, with the Knicks missing key players like Mitchell Robinson and Karl-Anthony Towns. The Cavaliers will also be without Darius Garland. Despite roster challenges, both sides aim for a strong opening performance at Madison Square Garden.
Argentina's national football team, including star Lionel Messi, will not visit Kerala in November for a planned friendly match. The Argentina Football Association cited the state's lack of readiness and logistical delays for the cancellation. Organisers are proposing a reschedule to March 2026, but this faces potential conflicts with local elections.