President Trump and Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman sealed a $600B investment pact and $142B arms deal at a White House dinner, marking the strongest U.S.-Saudi alliance since 1945 — with implications for global defense, AI, and Middle East peace.
Panama faces El Salvador in a decisive World Cup 2026 qualifier on November 19, 2025, needing a big win to overtake Suriname on goal difference. El Salvador, eliminated, fights for pride as Panama seeks its first World Cup since 2018.
Mexico and Uruguay drew 0-0 in a tense friendly, marred by a controversial denied penalty and Raúl Jiménez’s biting remark about fan boos in the United States — highlighting deeper issues in Mexico’s international strategy.
Toronto's 11‑4 win over Los Angeles in Game 1 of the 2025 World Series featured a historic pinch‑hit grand slam, ending a 32‑year title drought and giving the Blue Jays a pivotal 1‑0 lead.
Texas A&M edges Arkansas 45-42 in a dramatic SEC showdown, boosting the Aggies' title hopes while keeping the Razorbacks in contention.
Clemson thumps UNC 35-10 in a Week 6 ACC clash, with Dabo Swinney's experience outshining Bill Belichick’s college debut, boosting Clemson's title hopes.
Notre Dame is a 6.5-point home favorite over Texas A&M in a prime-time Week 3 showdown on NBC. The total sits around 49.5–50.5. Key angles: Marcel Reed’s dual-threat yardage, Jeremiyah Love’s rushing volume, and Notre Dame’s team total over 27.5. Texas A&M arrives 2-0 with a balanced attack; Notre Dame seeks a bounce-back at home in a game with playoff stakes.
No. 14 Florida State crushed East Texas A&M 77-3, scoring on 10 straight drives in a game dedicated to injured freshman Ethan Pritchard. Thomas Castellanos led six touchdown drives before freshman Kevin Sperry added two scoring throws. The defense intercepted two passes and held the Lions to 2.9 yards per carry. Both teams hit a bye week before returning Sept. 20.
About half a decade ago, I went all 'Spring Cleaning' on my virtual life and decided to delete one of my Blogger blogs. It was like erasing a quirky part of my past, but hey, we all have those questionable fashion choices we'd like to forget, right? Now, you might be thinking, "He must have had a major change of heart!" Well, yes and no. To be honest, it was a blend of 'out with the old, in with the new' and a sudden burst of 'I need more space!' And so, like a digital cowboy, I rode off into the sunset, leaving behind my old Blogger blog, ready for new internet adventures.
In my latest post, I delve into the interesting fact that George Washington, the first President of the United States, never actually lived in Washington D.C. Despite his instrumental role in planning the city which would eventually bear his name, Washington D.C. was not completed until after his presidency. During his terms in office, New York City and Philadelphia served as the nation's capital. Unfortunately, Washington passed away in 1799, a year before the government moved to the newly established city. So, even though his name is synonymous with it, George Washington never resided in Washington D.C.
