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Pakistan vs West Indies Live Score Updates, 1st ODI (Pakistan National Cricket Team vs West Indies National Cricket Team): Star Pakistan batter Hasan Nawaz made a triumphant ODI debut, going 63* on Friday to power Pakistan over Windies by five wickets in their series opener. Nawaz and Hussain Talat formed a sixth-wicket stand of 104* to rally the visitors in the day-night affair, with match two on Sunday, August 10 and the conclusion on Tuesday. Windies went 280 all out with Evin Lewis leading the way on 60 from 62 deliveries with three sixes and five boundaries, while skipper Shai Hope added 55 and Roston Chase contributed 53. West Indies vs Pakistan Live Score : 37/1, 6.5 OverShaheen Afridi to Evin Lewis : No run.West Indies vs Pakistan Live Score : 37/1, 6.4 OverShaheen Afridi to Evin Lewis : A mistimed shot but still get two runs.West Indies vs Pakistan Live Score : 35/1, 6.4 OverShaheen Afridi to Evin Lewis : WIDE! A bouncer that goes above the head of the batter,  » Read More

Worcester Updated: Aug. 09, 2025, 8:10 a.m. Published: Aug. 09, 2025, 5:47 a.m. Worcester police respond to what they called a "hostile crowd" on Eureka Street following an Immigration and Customs Enforcement arrest on Thursday.Adam Bass | MassLive.comThe Pennsylvania Department of Human Services told MassLive it is assisting Massachusetts in its search for a 13-year-old from Worcester who went missing. The 13-year-old is the youngest daughter of Rosane Ferreira-de Oliveira, a woman from Brazil who was arrested by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents on Eureka Street in Worcester on May 8. Following Ferreira-de Oliveira’s arrest and detainment, her 17-year-old and 13-year-old daughters went into the care of the Massachusetts Department of Children and Families (DCF). The 17-year-old has since left the United States for Brazil to be with her older sister, Augusta Clara Moura, according to the family’s lawyer. The 13-year-old daughter is currently missing, according to the Worcester Police Department. She was last seen in Worcester on July 20 and the Worcester Police Department has been looking for her,  » Read More

Local News Aniyah Thomas, Leniquea Byrd face murder charges WARNING: Foul language, scenes of violence; viewer discretion is advised. BREVARD COUNTY, Fla. – A Facebook Live recording of a woman’s fatal shooting in Cocoa at the alleged request of her ex-girlfriend will be shown in court, according to the Brevard-Seminole State Attorney’s Office. Aniyah Thomas, 25, and Leniquea Byrd, 24, each face a charge of second-degree murder in the 2020 shooting death of 27-year-old Nitekka Lennear, records show. Byrd, accused of shooting Lennaear, is due back in court on Aug. 27 for a hearing, though it remains unclear whether her case will go to trial before the year is out, according to a spokesperson for the state attorney’s office. Lennear was recording the Facebook Live on her cellphone when Byrd allegedly shot her nine times, investigators said. Lennear’s girlfriend said the shooting followed a physical fight that began “over a Facebook post and a Facebook status change,” according to an affidavit. During the fight,  » Read More

Our systems have detected unusual traffic from your computer network. Please try your request again later. Why did this happen? IP address: 114.129.128.174Time: 2025-08-08T20:38:31ZURL: https://www.youtube.com/watch%3Fv%3DSwoHpr_wkYY  » Read More

Sioux County residents now have a new way to stay informed and connected thanks to a dedicated Facebook page launched by Sioux County Emergency Management. The page, introduced earlier this week, is designed to serve as a central hub for public safety updates, emergency alerts, and preparedness resources. The department says the move is part of a broader effort to improve transparency and accessibility in how it communicates with the public. From severe weather warnings to community safety tips, the page will offer real-time information aimed at keeping residents safe and informed. Sioux County Emergency Management Coordinator, Ryan De Kruyf, said, “We’re excited to create a space where people can easily access important updates and engage with us directly. This platform will help us serve Sioux County more effectively, especially during critical events.” Community members are encouraged to follow the page and turn on notifications to stay ahead of emergencies and local developments. Coordinator De Kruyf will be our guest next week on The Daily Grind. Tune in on Friday the 15th to learn more about Ryan,  » Read More

As the use of age verification to access adult websites increases in various countries around the world, shady websites with adult content have started a timely malware-fueled campaign to promote links to their own websites. During our daily rounds on Facebook, looking for the latest scams, we noticed something odd about some posts pointing to adult websites. We found that several of the sites promoted in this way were hosted on blogspotcom, and that these sites linked to other similar sites. Here’s one example: Most of these sites promise the visitor explicit pictures of celebrities, most of which will undoubtedly turn out to be generated by Artificial Intelligence (AI). This in itself is not uncommon. However, what did stand out was that a few of the Facebook posts had a lot of Likes. Most people don’t like that type of content on Facebook since everyone can see who the Likes are from. A high number of Likes for a post is great for the accounts posting these links,  » Read More

They told you Facebook ads don’t work for MCA anymore — that’s exactly why this is working. If you’re reading this, chances are you’ve already felt the sting of Facebook’s crackdown on financial ads — especially those targeting merchants for funding. Accounts getting shut down, campaigns flagged, audiences disappearing overnight. CPMs skyrocketing. Cost per lead through the roof. Cost per loan app draining your budget. It’s brutal. But here’s the kicker: while most brokers threw in the towel, we quietly built a system that not only survives Facebook’s restrictions — it actually thrives. In this post, I’m going to show you why the old way of running ads is dead, how the new game is played, and why your competitors giving up is the exact reason you could start winning now. Sound impossible? Keep reading. Let’s be honest. If you’re an ISO or MCA broker trying to generate leads on Facebook in 2025, you’ve probably already hit a wall. Rejected ads. Banned ad accounts.  » Read More

August 6, 2025 - A federal jury in California has determined Meta Platforms, the parent of Facebook, violated the state's wiretap law by ...  » Read More

Two Oakland women allegedly carjacked an older adult couple in Healdsburg, forcing the husband to drive them away before a police pursuit led to their arrest on Highway 101. August 4, 2025, 2:44PM Updated 11 minutes ago 1 minute read Two Oakland woman are suspected of carjacking an older adult couple near a Healdsburg park Sunday evening and forcing the husband to drive them away when they failed to start the couple’s Subaru Forester, police said Monday. Davina Humphrey, 51, and Amina Vaden, 24, face charges including carjacking, kidnapping, robbery and child abuse, according to Healdsburg police. The child abuse allegation stems from a child who was with the women during the crime. The two were being held Monday at the Sonoma County jail on $1 million bail each. The carjacking happened around 5:30 p.m. near Byron Gibbs Park at Prentice and Sunnyvale drives and appeared to involve random victims, police said. The victims,  » Read More

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. — The Virginia Athletics Foundation (VAF) and Virginia Athletics are excited to announce today (August 5) a historic $2.2 million anonymous commitment, representing a $2.7 million total fundraising impact when coupled with university matching funds, to support scholarships for UVA’s men’s swimming student-athletes. This transformational gift marks the largest single commitment in the program’s history and comes at a time of unprecedented momentum for the men’s team, led by Head Coach Todd DeSorbo. The investment will significantly enhance the program’s ability to recruit and retain top-tier student-athletes by strengthening scholarship resources. “We are very grateful for this extraordinary gift,” said Director of Athletics Carla Williams. “The incredible generosity of this commitment will have an immediate and long-lasting impact for UVA men’s swimming which in turn benefits our entire athletics program. It’s also a powerful endorsement of the trajectory of men’s swimming at the University of Virginia.” DeSorbo, who has built the program into a national contender since taking the helm, echoed the excitement. “This gift couldn’t come at a more pivotal time,” DeSorbo said.  » Read More