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New York Post
12 hours ago
- Entertainment
- New York Post
Ravens All-Pro Kyle Hamilton gets engaged to longtime girlfriend in French getaway
Kyle Hamilton's having himself a nice offseason. On Friday, the All-Pro safety is now engaged with his longtime girlfriend, Reese Damm. The pair posted a series of photos of Hamilton getting down on one knee and popping the question on a waterfront in France, with framed pictures and candles to set the scene. 4 Baltimore Ravens safety Kyle Hamilton is engaged to his high school sweetheart. Instagram/@dammreese The high school sweethearts have been together since they attended the Marist School in Atlanta, Georgia. Hamilton went on to play football at Notre Dame, where he spent three years and was named an All-American in his final season before he declared for the 2022 NFL Draft and was selected by the Ravens with the 14th overall pick. He racked up 138 tackles, eight interceptions and eight tackles for loss in 31 career games with the Fighting Irish. 4 Kyle Hamilton (L) and Reese Damm attend the 13th annual NFL Honors at Resorts World Theatre on February 8, 2024 in Las Vegas, Nevada. Getty Images Upon heading to Baltimore, the safety wasted no time making an impact as he was a Pro Bowler and earned First Team All-Pro honors in just his second season when he tallied 81 tackles, four interceptions, three sacks and 10 tackles for loss in 15 games. 4 Hamilton is a star defensive back for the Ravens. Instagram/@dammreese This past season, he raised his tackle total to 107, made the Pro Bowl once again, nabbed All-Pro Second Team honors and was ninth in Defensive Player of the Year voting. As for Damm, she went on to graduate with a bachelor's degree in public relations and image management from South Carolina, according to the Daily Mail. She has since tried her hand in music as she has released two EPs and a single while also working a PR job at Zest Social Media Solutions. 4 Kyle Hamilton with Reese Damm. Instagram/@dammreese The couple went viral when Hamilton was drafted in 2022, as they showed off an elaborate handshake as they celebrated the moment. Hamilton is entering the fourth year of his rookie contract but recently had his fifth-year option picked up by the Ravens, which will pay him $18.6 million that season.
Daily Tribune
16-06-2025
- Business
- Daily Tribune
Shura panel reviews proposal to set cap on work permits
TDT | Manama Email : editor@ A proposed change to Bahrain's labour law that would compel the government to set a cap on work permits has been passed to the Shura Council's Bureau for possible debate in the next session. The Services Committee, headed by Dr Jameela Mohammed Redha Al Salman, held talks with representatives from the Labour Ministry and the Labour Market Regulatory Authority (LMRA), including its chief Nibras Mohammed Talib. At the centre of the draft law is a shift from allowing discretion to requiring the Labour Ministry to state the highest number of permits the authority can issue within a certain period. National plan The figure would be written into the national plan, covering all sectors and types of work. MPs from the elected chamber had originally submitted the proposal. The Shura committee's meeting focused on the legal and practical worth of making such a cap compulsory. Rigidity Views were exchanged on whether such a move would help regulate the market or end up adding unnecessary rigidity. Members put forward questions on how such limits might work in practice, and how they would affect the current way permits are managed. The committee has now prepared its report and handed it over to the Bureau for the next step in the legislative process. Prev Post 13th annual Career Day Next Post UN slams 'pushback' against diversity
Scotsman
13-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Scotsman
EuroMillions £208m jackpot: How to get 500 lines for £9 before draw closes
Could this be the face of a £208 million EuroMillions winner? The viral £9 syndicate deal has already attracted over 100,000 hopefuls ahead of tonight's draw. | Canva This article contains affiliate links. We may earn a small commission on items purchased through this article, but that does not affect our editorial judgement. It's Friday 13 June and the EuroMillions jackpot is at its legal maximum – here's the viral Wowcher deal that gives you hundreds of entries for a fraction of the cost. Sign up to our daily newsletter Sign up Thank you for signing up! Did you know with a Digital Subscription to Edinburgh News, you can get unlimited access to the website including our premium content, as well as benefiting from fewer ads, loyalty rewards and much more. Learn More Sorry, there seem to be some issues. Please try again later. Submitting... It's Friday the 13th, the EuroMillions jackpot has officially hit £208 million, and hopeful players across the UK are rushing to get their tickets in for what could be the most exciting draw of the year. But while most of us are banking on just one or two lucky numbers, there's a deal doing the rounds that gives you 500 entries for just £9 – and it's quickly going viral. It's part of a Wowcher syndicate that lets you join hundreds of other players and massively increase your odds, with winnings split between the group if any of the lines hit a prize. You can still grab the Wowcher 500-line syndicate deal for £9 here – but it's only available for a limited time before tonight's draw: According to Wowcher, more than 100,000 people have snapped up the deal in recent days, with hundreds more joining by the hour as tonight's £208m draw approaches. It's clear this isn't just a fringe offer – it's turning into a full-blown stampede as would-be winners try to stack the odds in their favour. The syndicate surge follows a run of multiple rollovers that have pushed the EuroMillions jackpot to its legal cap – meaning it cannot go any higher. If no one wins the main prize this evening, the money will be shared among lower-tier winners, making even partial matches worth a fortune. That prospect has turned tonight's draw into one of the most anticipated in years. Whether you believe in Friday 13th luck or not, one thing's for sure: £9 for 500 chances is a smarter play than just crossing your fingers with a single ticket.
Yahoo
11-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Where to find Friday the 13th tattoo deals in central Alabama
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WIAT) — This Friday marks the only Friday the 13th in 2025, and tattoo shops in central Alabama are preparing to commemorate the occasion. Here's a list of some of the local shops offering tattoos for a discounted price Friday: Heavily Tatted — Birmingham Heavily Tatted is offering a selection of $31 tattoos and $20 basic piercings. The shop will be open from 12 p.m. to 2 a.m. Designs included in the special can be found here. Stay Gold Tattoo — Hoover and Fultondale Stay Gold Tattoo will offer their Friday the 13th flash sale at both of their locations. Select designs and piercings will start at $40. Magic City Ink — Moody Magic City Ink's Friday the 13th flash sale will feature a selection of designs starting at $50. Designs included in this event can be found on their Facebook page. Classic 13 Tattoo — Birmingham Some artists at Classic 13 will offer Friday the 13th flash designs starting at $113. The shop will open at noon. Classic 13 posted a sneak peak of some of the featured designs on their Instagram page. Atra Capra Tattoo Collective — Birmingham Atra Capra Tattoo Collective's Friday the 13th event will feature $31- $200 tattoo designs. The event will be first come, first served, and it will start at 10 a.m. More information can be found here. Velvet Vixen — Montevallo Velvet Vixen's Friday the 13th flash sale will start at 2 p.m. The shop will offer various designs for $30, $40 and $50. The designs will be released on the shop's Instagram page prior to the event. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
Yahoo
09-06-2025
- Politics
- Yahoo
Congress renames press gallery in U.S. Capitol after Frederick Douglass
WASHINGTON — The House will rename several rooms inside the House press gallery at the U.S. Capitol to honor abolitionist Frederick Douglass after a resolution was passed by voice vote on Monday. Lawmakers approved the measure, co-sponsored by Utah Rep. Burgess Owens, to formally rename the space the Frederick Douglass Press Gallery in recognition of Douglass' contributions to journalism and civil rights. It's a major move for the gallery, which acts as a hub for dozens of outlets serving local, national and international audiences. 'Frederick Douglass rose from slavery to become one of America's greatest champions for liberty and equality,' Owens, the only Black member of Congress from Utah, said in a statement earlier this year. 'Through faith, self-discipline, and relentless determination, he transformed not only his own life but also the conscience of an entire nation. Renaming the U.S. House of Representatives Press Gallery in his honor is a lasting tribute to a man who advanced the fight for freedom in these very halls.' Douglass made history as the first Black member of the congressional press galleries in 1871 as he reported for primarily Black audiences on the Reconstruction Era, during which Congress debated and established the legal status of Black Americans, such as citizenship and voting rights. Douglass himself escaped from slavery in 1838. Douglass worked in the press galleries currently in use by modern journalists as he reported on the passage of the 13th, 14th and 15th amendments, which abolished slavery, granted birthright citizenship to slaves and gave Black citizens the right to vote. The amendment was led by Rep. Byron Donalds, R-Fla., who said he wanted to 'honor a man whose character embodied the best of Americans.' 'He was born into slavery in 1818 and escaped bondage in 1830. He built a life dedicated to truth and justice,' Donalds said in a floor speech on Monday. 'He launched the North American Star using his own money, giving voice to the voiceless in the years before the Civil War.' Douglass ultimately founded and partially owned four newspapers, including The North Star, Frederick Douglass's Paper, Douglass's Monthly and New National Era. The amendment was also co-sponsored by Reps. Andre Carson, D-Ind., Steven Horsford, D-Nev., Wesley Hunt, R-Texas, and John James, R-Mich. — all Black members of Congress. The proposal garnered bipartisan support and passed with minimal debate. It's not yet clear when the official name change will occur, as the resolution must be signed by House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., before it can take full effect.
