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DURING the days leading up to the independence in 1947, Sindhi journalism played its role within the larger movement to attain freedom by creating a separate homeland for the Muslims. Once the target was achieved, regional newspapers became more objective and focused on their role of being society's watchdogs. Owing to the migration of some writers and journalists to India in the wake of partition, there appeared a slump for some time but soon new publications appeared. Although newspapers and periodicals started coming out of various cities across the province, Karachi continued to remain the hub of Sindhi journalism well into the 1950s. At the time of independence, there was just one regular Sindhi newspaper coming out from Karachi; Al-Wahid that was brought out by Haji Abdullah Haroon in March 1920. Almost a quarter of a century later, Hilal-i-Pakistan was launched in Hyderabad. In the early 1950s, Nawa-i-Sindh , Naeen Sindh and Mehran joined the list of regional newspapers

Each week of the 2022 NFL season, the Next Gen Stats analytics team will present a different Position Power Ranking, meant to spotlight the top performances among a specific group of players. This week, we've assembled a list of the top 10 safeties heading into Week 4. Before we dive in, though, a note on our methodology: To help create quantifiable rankings, we have devised a formula that yields a Next Gen Stats percentile score, which measures how a player is performing relative to his peers. The formula uses each player's percentile score across a series of key metrics to create one composite score, indicating which players at that position performed best. We will lean on this formula to inform our rankings when applicable. NOTE: Player percentiles are based on components such as each player's tackling, coverage and pass-rush abilities. The metric and overall scores are based on each player's performance in Weeks 1-3. Related Links Los Angeles Chargers · Year 5

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Annual Sandra Day O'Connor Civics Celebration Day Underway Today, students across Arizona are spending the school day learning about our nation's founding principles, the Constitution and civic engagement. These lesson plans mark Sandra Day O'Connor Civics Celebration Day — a day honoring Justice O'Connor, an Arizona icon and tireless advocate for civics education. The annual celebration was established in 2020, fulfilling one of the Governor's legislative priorities .  Students at Santa Cruz Elementary School explored the life of Justice O'Connor with engaging activities and a documentary on her life. Dysart District Schools devoted the day to learning about our country . The students at El Mirage Elementary School wrote letters to Justice O'Connor and learned about her history. Canyon Ridge School students saw civics in action with a visit from local leaders. The Sandra Day O'Connor Institute partnered with Arizona State University's Sch

Editor's note : This is the first in a series of pieces that will look at the rules and laws governing federal employees' political activities as we head into the midterm elections .  With the fall season comes football, pumpkin-flavored everything and Election Day. This year it's the highly anticipated midterm elections, and federal employees may be tempted to get involved by making political donations, campaigning for a candidate, attending rallies or just chatting about politics with co-workers.  Federal civilian employees need to be careful, however, not to run afoul of the Hatch Act, which restricts partisan political activity while on the job, even for those working remotely. How severely it restricts activities depends on your job. In the first installment of our election ethics series, we will break down how federal employees are grouped with respect to the Hatch Act. Future pieces will look more closely at what employees within each group can and

1. Andrea Stewart-Cousins State Senate Majority Leader Andrea Stewart-Cousins / Celeste Sloman State Senate Majority Leader Andrea Stewart-Cousins had a busy spring, negotiating the state's first budget with the Hochul administration. But the Yonkers Democrat kept the energy up even into the summer, as state legislators returned to Albany in July to pass bills solidifying abortion rights and enabling new gun restriction in response to decisions from the U.S. Supreme Court. In August, she supported calls for the state Independent Redistricting Commission to reconvene to draw new Assembly districts after the district lines were struck down earlier this year. 2. George La