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The Arizona Cardinals are one of 10 NFL teams that made a coaching change this season. They are also the franchise that has little buzz right now about where the coaching search could go. Their search has been relatively quiet, with little buzz around any candidates. However, some insiders have continued to suggest that, despite […] The post Cardinals rumors: Arizona fans shouldn’t ‘anticipating anything splashy’ from coaching search appeared first on ClutchPoints.

The Buffalo Sabres are locking in Josh Doan for several more years to come. On Wednesday, the Sabres signed Doan, son of Arizona Coyotes legend Shane Doan, to a seven-year contract extension worth $48.65 million, as reported on the NHL’s official website. The contract comes with an average annual value of $6.95 million and will […] The post Sabres ink Josh Doan to massive $48.65 million contract extension appeared first on ClutchPoints.

Asian Defence Industry: Poised for Growth Amid Global Tensions The global defence landscape in 2025 was marked by increasing geopolitical tensions, evidenced by U.S. President Donald Trump's military maneuvers in Venezuela and Greenland. This heightened global security environment is driving up defence spending worldwide, notably benefiting Asian defence companies.Countries across the globe are ramping up their military budgets. The NATO alliance, for example, has pledged to raise their defence expenditure to 5% by 2035. Meanwhile, Japan is planning to double its defence budget by 2027, and South Korean defence firms are leading the charge in arms exports.Asian companies are not only capitalizing on European demand but are also shifting towards domestic production to reduce import dependency. Despite promising growth, these firms face challenges, particularly in advanced technology fields where American and European companies currently lead.

Prince Harry's Battle Against the Tabloids: A Fight for Privacy Prince Harry adopted a defensive stance as he testified against the publisher of the Daily Mail, underscoring the emotional toll of persistent media scrutiny on him and his family.Alleging a prolonged invasion of privacy, Harry, alongside celebrities like Sir Elton John, accused Associated Newspapers Ltd of illegitimate information gathering. Despite the publisher's rebuttal, Harry maintained that unregulated media tactics harmed him severely.Harry's testimony highlighted the psychological strain of living under relentless press coverage, a factor driving his legal campaign for reform, particularly after the media's role in his mother, Princess Diana's, death.