The Utah Jazz will host the Los Angeles Clippers on Wednesday, October 22, to tip off the 2025-26 NBA season at Delta Center. The Jazz, coming off a rebuilding year, face questions about their progress, while the Clippers boast an experienced core aiming to contend. This matchup offers an early glimpse into both teams' potential.
Related news
Indian students on F-1 OPT face SEVIS termination issues when H-1B petitions are withdrawn. Even with withdrawal before the start date, SEVIS can auto-terminate F-1 status, leaving students out of status. This highlights the need for careful coordination with DSOs and USCIS for timely record correction to maintain legal standing.
Former Australia captain Michael Clarke backed Virat Kohli to be the leading run-scorer and Josh Hazlewood to take the most wickets in the final ODI against India. Clarke also predicted an Indian victory, hoping for a morale-boosting win for the hosts ahead of the T20I series.
A 37-year-old Hyderabad man, Mohammed Ahmed, was allegedly defrauded by a job agent and sent to Russia, where he was reportedly drafted into fighting the war against Ukraine. After jumping from an army vehicle to evade combat and injuring his leg, he is now being threatened to fight or face death.
NBA icon LeBron James, now a billionaire, revealed on his wife's podcast that he threatened his financial advisor to prevent any financial mismanagement. This confession sparked backlash from fans on social media, who criticized his approach and intelligence. James also discussed his entrepreneurial risks and being a first-generation wealth creator.
NBA star Stephen Curry's wife, Ayesha, faces online backlash for recent comments on the 'Call Her Daddy' podcast, where she revealed she never wanted children or marriage. This comes despite her past teenage rule of avoiding athletes, a stark contrast to her current life with the basketball legend and their four children.
US President Donald Trump asserted India would cease buying Russian oil, a claim swiftly refuted by New Delhi. The Ministry of External Affairs clarified no recent calls occurred between Prime Minister Modi and President Trump, with their last official communication being on October 9. India continues to defend its energy imports based on national interest and security.
Political tensions escalated in Kashmir after the BJP secured a Rajya Sabha seat with support from legislators outside the party. While National Conference leadership denied cross-voting allegations, party president Farooq Abdullah revealed the BJP had approached them for a seat prior to the polls, a claim refuted by Sajad Lone.
A fake quote attributed to Navjot Singh Sidhu regarding team changes for the 2027 World Cup has been debunked. Meanwhile, Ajit Agarkar, chief selector, emphasised that Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli's 2027 World Cup spots depend on future performances and team needs, not just current form. The focus remains on winning trophies.
Golden State Warriors are reportedly considering a seismic trade, sending Draymond Green and other assets to Milwaukee for superstar Giannis Antetokounmpo. This bold move could redefine the franchise's future, potentially extending their championship window beyond the Stephen Curry era. The proposed deal offers a chance for a new era, balancing loyalty with a pursuit of generational talent.
US President Trump has threatened India with "massive tariffs" over its continued oil imports from Russia, a claim New Delhi has firmly rejected. India prioritizes consumer interests and diversified energy sourcing. Meanwhile, India-US trade talks are progressing cordially, aiming to boost bilateral trade significantly by 2030.