Author: Alex Maschino
Mohaiminul Rafi, 27, has spent years preparing for Bangladesh’s civil service exams, chasing what he calls “the most reliable route to a secure life”: a first-class government job.With election campaigning under way across the country, he is now hearing promises aimed squarely at people like him: cash support or interest-free loans for the jobless, and sweeping job-creation targets.When asked about cash support or interest-free loans for unemployed graduates, Rafi chuckled. “Of course it would help,” he said. Then he paused. “But honestly, what matters more is a healthy job market and recruitment on merit.”Rafi was among the wave of young…
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Cher arguably stole the show when she mistakenly announced that Record of the Year at the 2026 Grammy Awards was won by the late R&B musician Luther Vandross. The musical icon, 79, slipped up after Kendrick Lamar and SZA were in fact awarded the prestigious title on Sunday, February 1, for their collaboration “Luther,” a track that samples Vandross’ 1982 duet with Cheryl Lynn, “If This World Were Mine.” The hilarious mistake occurred when Cher attempted to announce Lamar, 38, and SZA, 36, while reading the envelope she’d been given by Grammys organizers. Amid her excitement, Cher announced Vandross, who…
Would Artemi Panarin make sense for the Colorado Avalanche? Daily Faceoff: Jesse Montano on Daily Faceoff’s Morning Cuppa Hockey this week, was asked if Artemi Panarin would make sense for the Colorado Avalanche. They’ve likely checked in on Panarin, and the Avs could be open to making a big move, but Panarin may not be that guy. ** NHLRumors.com transcription Jonny Lazarus: “Joe Albany said, ‘Ask Jesse if the Avs have any interest in Panarin.’ Obviously, you’re hearing all the Panarin rumors. But to me, I don’t want to, necessarily, you know, give you an answer here, but like, in…
The women and girls are captured on hidden cameras as they use public or school bathrooms, undress in fitting rooms or relax at home. The footage is posted in anonymous online chat groups with as many as 100,000 members each, from all over China.In one group, people post nude or seminude photos of women they describe as their current or former wives or girlfriends. One recent message captioned “secretly taken photos of wife” includes pictures of a woman lounging in a nightgown, lying exposed from the waist down.The group’s members also barter explicit footage that they have taken of women…
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HBO Max is likely the best streamer when it comes to sports content. In fact, sports documentaries have become just as crucial to the platform’s success as its many prestige television shows. Exploring legends such as Muhammad Ali, Tiger Woods and Magic Johnson, these docs feature human narratives that are truly cinematic. This January, Watch With Us has added two excellent sports documentaries to its master list. First, LFG chronicles the fight for equal pay in women’s soccer. You can also check out Being Serena, which takes a look at the life of the iconic tennis player. Related: One of the Best Sci-Fi…
Rayan Cherki opened the scoring just 11 minutes into the Premier League clash between Tottenham and Manchester City to inflict further misery onto the north Londoners. The talented Frenchman swept home from just inside the box after Yves Bissouma had been dispossessed by Bernardo Silva on the half-way line. Silva found Erling Haaland who in turn fed Cherki. The City number 10 took a couple of touches before firing an effort into the far corner. It was a far-from ideal start for Spurs, who are yet to pick up a top-flight victory in 2026, as pressure continues to mount on…
A congressman confirmed that Liam Conejo Ramos had been released and was at home with his hat and backpack.
Incoming Walmart chief executive John Furner started at the mega retailer as an hourly employee stocking shelves. Now, the largest U.S. company by revenue is counting on him to guide it through its next chapter. CEO Doug McMillon announced his retirement in November after a decade as leader of the No. 1 company on the Fortune 500. His last day was Jan. 31. Taking his place is Furner, who starts his CEO tenure Sunday after previously serving as the president and CEO of Walmart’s U.S. operation. Furner, 52, started his Walmart journey at a garden center in the company’s hometown…