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Yale outspends Ivy League peers in third-quarter federal lobbying: Here’s what it spent and the issues it targeted

Yale University spent $370,000 on lobbying the federal government in the third quarter of 2025, its highest quarterly total this year, according to disclosures filed Monday. The figure marks an increase from the $320,000 reported in the second quarter and brings the university’s total lobbying expenditures for the year to $890,000, Yale Daily News reports….

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‘Pakistan Zindabad’: Fan shouts slogan at Shubman Gill; India captain handles it perfectly – watch | Cricket News

Shubman Gill had a rather awkward moment with a fan while walking on the street in Australia (Images via Getty Images & X/Screengrabs) Indian captain Shubman Gill was left visibly surprised during an interaction with a fan in Australia, after a video surfaced online showing a man shouting “Pakistan Zindabad” while shaking hands with him….

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Prahlad Kakkar recalls Aishwarya Rai’s silence during her feud with Salman Khan, compares her with Sushmita Sen | Hindi Movie News

Ad filmmaker Prahlad Kakkar recently opened up about his experience working with Aishwarya Rai Bachchan and Sushmita Sen. While reflecting on their contrasting personalities, he described Aishwarya as a “private, family-oriented” person, whereas Sushmita, he said, was “muffat” (outspoken and candid). On Aishwarya’s dignified silence Speaking about Aishwarya, Kakkar shared that he has known her…

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Which practice can calm the mind more effectively

The key difference between the effectiveness of both these practices lies mainly in the timescale over which the benefits appear. Cyclic breathing provides rapid and short-term calming effects as it primarily targets the body’s autonomic nervous system, helping to lower heart rate, reduce respiratory rate, and trigger the parasympathetic response. This makes cyclic breathing particularly…

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Former Connecticut budget official convicted of extorting school construction contractors

A former senior official in Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont’s administration has been convicted of extorting private contractors for bribes while overseeing multimillion-dollar school construction projects. The case highlights how public trust can be compromised when officials misuse their positions, and the ongoing scrutiny of state contracting practices. Konstantinos Diamantis: From lawmaker to federal convict Konstantinos…

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