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Time of India
18 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
General Hospital spoilers: Will Trina expose Kai's betrayal or give him a second chance? Tense confrontation ahead
Thursday's episode of General Hospital promises emotional conversations, major confrontations, and new revelations. Trina is unwilling to stay silent, Elizabeth reconnects with someone from her past, and Scout finally gets time with a loved one she barely sees. There's a lot unfolding in Port Charles, and everyone seems to be at a crossroads. Trina takes a firm stand Trina isn't ready to let things slide when it comes to Kai. According to Thursday's teasers, she's still upset that he told Drew what her parents were doing about Jacinda. Trina views that move as a betrayal—especially since Kai didn't have the full picture. To make it worse, he barely knows the real Drew Cain. So, what comes next? Another confrontation between Trina and Kai could be brewing, and it may not end well. Will Kai explain his side, or has Trina already made up her mind? Marco's life hangs in the balance as Sonny and Sidwell's truce is put to the test. Click to watch today's thrilling, new #GH - RIGHT NOW! ⤵️ #GeneralHospital Willow and Scout share a rare moment Though Willow and Scout live under the same roof, they've barely spent time on screen together. That's changing, as the two sit down for a meaningful conversation. The question is—will this talk lead to a deeper bond between them? While that unfolds, Drew comes face-to-face with Alexis. She doesn't mince words, especially when it comes to family. Alexis might want answers—about Drew's move to D.C., whether Scout is getting enough attention, and if Danny and Rocco are still part of her life. WATCH: Liesl spends an active afternoon with James that proves unsettling for Spinelli... to say the least. 🪓 #GH Nina plots her next move & an unexpected reunion Elsewhere, Nina seems determined to take drastic action. Whether she wants to stop Drew or ruin the upcoming wedding, she's got limited time. She could've acted earlier, but now, every moment counts. How far is Nina willing to go? Meanwhile, Elizabeth meets Obrecht again. The last time they were on good terms, things took a turn when Liesl broke things off with Scotty over his support for Elizabeth during the Hook saga. Does this reunion mean a clean slate—or just politeness?Port Charles is brimming with emotional tension, and everyone's next step could change everything.
Yahoo
a day ago
- Business
- Yahoo
Alabama State University Partners with Scout to Empower Student-Athletes with Financial Tools and Support
First SWAC institution to adopt Scout's full platform — bringing innovation, impact, and long-term empowerment to a proud HBCU community. MONTGOMERY, Ala., July 23, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Alabama State University is continuing its tradition of leadership in the Southwestern Athletic Conference (SWAC), becoming the first program in the conference to partner with Scout, a financial technology company committed to athlete empowerment and education. Through this collaboration, Alabama State will offer its student-athletes Scout's full suite of services, including revenue-share distribution, cap management tools, personalized financial literacy training, and a secure mobile wallet app to help players manage taxes, savings, LLC formation, and more. But the partnership goes beyond product delivery — it represents a shared commitment to equity, access, and long-term opportunity. "We are excited to partner with Scout, a thought leader in the NIL space." Said Dr. Jason Cable VP & Director of Athletics. "As we enter the new landscape of Division 1 Athletics, it is important that we align with innovative partners that provide seamless solutions to student-athlete benefits. Scout is one of the best in the business in doing just that." Head Football Coach Eddie Robinson Jr. added, "We want our guys to win on the field and in life. That means building a foundation they can carry with them for decades — and that's exactly what Scout brings to the table." "As an HBCU, Alabama State stands for excellence, legacy, and empowerment — and at Scout, we see ourselves as partners in that mission," said Michael Haddix, CEO and Founder of Scout. "We're proud to be working with ASU to bring innovation to a storied conference, while supporting the athletes and departments that make it all possible." "We look at NIL differently at Scout — for us, it means Name, Image… Lifetime." About ScoutScout is an innovative financial technology company built specifically for athletes. Combining education, one-on-one support, and a mobile app, Scout helps student-athletes navigate taxes, savings, LLC formation, and investment planning. Its customizable revenue distribution platform serves athletic departments, coaches, and athletes in today's evolving college sports environment. Learn more at Media Inquiries: media@ View original content to download multimedia: SOURCE Scout
Associated Press
a day ago
- Business
- Associated Press
Alabama State University Partners with Scout to Empower Student-Athletes with Financial Tools and Support
First SWAC institution to adopt Scout's full platform — bringing innovation, impact, and long-term empowerment to a proud HBCU community. MONTGOMERY, Ala., July 23, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Alabama State University is continuing its tradition of leadership in the Southwestern Athletic Conference (SWAC), becoming the first program in the conference to partner with Scout, a financial technology company committed to athlete empowerment and education. Through this collaboration, Alabama State will offer its student-athletes Scout's full suite of services, including revenue-share distribution, cap management tools, personalized financial literacy training, and a secure mobile wallet app to help players manage taxes, savings, LLC formation, and more. But the partnership goes beyond product delivery — it represents a shared commitment to equity, access, and long-term opportunity. 'We are excited to partner with Scout, a thought leader in the NIL space.' Said Dr. Jason Cable VP & Director of Athletics. 'As we enter the new landscape of Division 1 Athletics, it is important that we align with innovative partners that provide seamless solutions to student-athlete benefits. Scout is one of the best in the business in doing just that.' Head Football Coach Eddie Robinson Jr. added, 'We want our guys to win on the field and in life. That means building a foundation they can carry with them for decades — and that's exactly what Scout brings to the table.' 'As an HBCU, Alabama State stands for excellence, legacy, and empowerment — and at Scout, we see ourselves as partners in that mission,' said Michael Haddix, CEO and Founder of Scout. 'We're proud to be working with ASU to bring innovation to a storied conference, while supporting the athletes and departments that make it all possible.' 'We look at NIL differently at Scout — for us, it means Name, Image… Lifetime.' About Scout Scout is an innovative financial technology company built specifically for athletes. Combining education, one-on-one support, and a mobile app, Scout helps student-athletes navigate taxes, savings, LLC formation, and investment planning. Its customizable revenue distribution platform serves athletic departments, coaches, and athletes in today's evolving college sports environment. Learn more at Media Inquiries: [email protected] View original content to download multimedia: SOURCE Scout
Miami Herald
4 days ago
- Automotive
- Miami Herald
Scout Motors urges DOJ to fight state dealer franchise laws
The Republican Party may be the party of "states' rights," but Scout Motors hopes the current Republican presidential administration will eliminate the state franchise laws that impede its direct-sales strategy, according to an Automotive News report. Scout called on the federal government to do this in an 11-page letter submitted to the Justice Department's Anticompetitive Regulations Task Force by Blair Anderson, the automaker's vice president of government and regulatory affairs. The task force was created in March after president Donald Trump signed executive orders in January and February calling for removing "regulatory burdens placed on the American people." The letter used similar language, calling franchise laws "burdensome restrictions on competition." Car sales in the United States are currently regulated by a patchwork of state laws, some of which allow automakers to sell cars directly to customers. But many states still require franchised dealerships. There's been friction between those dealerships and automakers since Tesla unveiled its direct-sales model over a decade ago. Tesla fought a series of legal battles with franchised dealerships in individual states. Now Scout, which plans to build its Traveler SUV and Terra pickup truck in a new South Carolina factory starting in 2027, is facing similar struggles. A group of Volkswagen and Audi dealerships in Florida filed a lawsuit in February to block Scout's direct-sales plans, and the California New Car Dealers Association (CNCDA) filed a similar lawsuit in April, Automotive News noted. In March, the National Automobile Dealers Association (NADA) also sent a letter to Volkswagen Group CEO Oliver Blume and other executives urging the company to let its members sell Scout vehicles. Scout revives the International Harvester Scout, one of the original SUVs, which the VW Group gained the rights to after its purchase of International's successor Navistar. The new Scout vehicles are rugged off-roaders, with body-on-frame construction, with all-electric or extended-range powertrains. They're also unlike anything in the current VW Group portfolio, and exactly the kinds of vehicles dealerships in truck-loving America are eager to sell. That's likely adding fuel to the fire over the VW Group's attempt to set up a new brand with direct sales, while keeping franchised dealerships for its other brands. In the letter, Anderson said that, as a new manufacturer, Scout shouldn't be forced to adopt the franchised dealership model "especially when the new manufacturer has not asked any dealerships to place any investment in distributing its vehicles, developed a more efficient alternative, and will not sell any vehicles also offered for sale by a franchised dealer." Dealerships don't seem to buy the logic that Scout's clean slate entitles it to a different sales model than its fellow VW Group brands. The question is whether the federal government will and whether, if it does, it actually has the authority to strike down state franchise laws. Copyright 2025 The Arena Group, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
Leader Live
5 days ago
- General
- Leader Live
15 photos form the past across Wrexham and Flintshire
Do you recognise yourself? Don't forget to tag friends or family if you recognise them. Do you have photos from the past you would like to share? Old school class pictures, maybe your Scout, Brownies or sports group, a village carnival or special celebration. Did you miss? Perhaps you have team photos from days of sporting glory. Whatever the memory, share it with us. You can submit your own snaps here or email To see more photos from the Leader archives check out our Local Bygones section. For more nostalgia and chat, visit the Leader's 'Local Bygones' group on Facebook.
