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Streamer iShowSpeed has released a new video in which he reacts to fan art submitted by viewers, joined by Jamal. The clip shows Speed responding to the artwork with his typically energetic commentary, drawing hundreds of thousands of likes quickly. Fans are sharing clips of his best reactions as the video circulates widely online.
- 2Opinion: Saudi nuclear talks shadowed by Khashoggi killing▼Opinion | Saudi Arabia wants America’s nuclear trust. Remember Jamal Khashoggi.
The Washington Post published an opinion column arguing that the United States should not extend nuclear cooperation and trust to Saudi Arabia without reckoning with the 2018 murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi. The piece frames Riyadh's push for American nuclear partnership as a test of whether Washington will overlook the killing, which US intelligence attributed to Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's circle, in exchange for strategic and economic deals.
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Streamer iShowSpeed has shared a reaction video in which he looks at fan-made artwork depicting himself alongside Jamal, a recurring figure in his content. His amused, comedic responses to the drawings are drawing big audiences online, with fans enjoying both the art and his over-the-top commentary.
- 4Khashoggi's shadow hangs over Trump's flawed nuclear deal▼Opinion | The shadow of Jamal Khashoggi looms over Trump’s flawed nuclear deal
A Washington Post opinion piece argues that the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi continues to cast a shadow over Washington's dealings with Riyadh, as the Trump administration pursues a nuclear agreement with Saudi Arabia that the author calls flawed. The piece suggests critics see the deal as overlooking Saudi human rights abuses, including Khashoggi's 2018 killing at the Saudi consulate in Istanbul.
- 5iShowSpeed and Jamal react to year-old fan art●iShowSpeed and Jamal reacts to Fan Art after 1 Year..
Streamer iShowSpeed and his collaborator Jamal have reacted to a piece of fan art a full year after it was first shared, drawing a large online audience. Fans are enjoying the pair's delayed response and the joke that it took a year for the artwork to finally get its moment in front of them.
- 6Raptors sign guard Jamal Shead to contract extension▼Raptors sign guard Jamal Shead to contract extension: Source https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7649406/2026/10/01/raptors
The Toronto Raptors have signed guard Jamal Shead to a contract extension, according to a report by The Athletic. Shead, a young guard, is being rewarded as the franchise continues building its roster. Details of the deal, including length and value, have not been made public, and the team has not issued a formal announcement beyond the initial report.
- 7Raptors sign Jamal Shead to three-year, $24M extension▼Jamal Shead, Raptors reach 3-year, $24M extension through 2029-30
Toronto Raptors guard Jamal Shead has agreed to a three-year, $24 million contract extension that runs through the 2029-30 season. The deal locks in the young point guard after his early performances with the team, and it is drawing attention from NBA fans discussing whether the second-round pick has earned the investment and what it means for Toronto's backcourt plans.
- 8Eight Years On, US Accused of Rewarding Khashoggi's Killers●Eight Years After Khashoggi's Murder, Washington Is Arming and Rewarding His Killers
Eight years after the murder of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi inside the Saudi consulate in Istanbul, critics accuse Washington of arming and rewarding those responsible for his killing. The commentary argues that US arms sales and diplomatic engagement with Saudi Arabia amount to abandoning accountability for a murder US intelligence attributed to Saudi operatives.
- 9Gaza family pleads for help before winter floods●RE: https:// mastodon.social/@israajamal/11 7358604869739711 Please don't wait until we're drowning in Gaza's annual flo
A parent in Gaza is appealing for urgent assistance ahead of winter, warning that annual rains bring flooding from rainwater, seawater, and sewage into displacement areas. They describe how their children fell ill last winter and say they do not want to relive the experience, urging people not to wait until conditions worsen before offering support.