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Getty ImagesFinancial markets greeted Donald Trump’s victory in the US presidential election with a fierce backlash.That’s despite considerable debate about how President Trump’s tariffs, tax cuts and mass immigration deportation plans will affect the world’s largest economy.After a week, the surge finally appears to be slowing down. The three major U.S. stock indexes had risen about 5% since Nov. 4, the day before the election, but ended the day lower on Tuesday.As investors try to predict what will happen over the next four years, here are some companies that are ahead of the curve.teslaTesla stock has risen about 35% since…
Ivan Telekhov and Dr. Kim Boycott speak to Prime Minister Doug Ford about the ThinkRare algorithm at his 50th birthday event (Credit: Andre Coutu, May 17, 2024).Author: Jamie Long, CHEOA new world-first artificial intelligence (AI) algorithm called ThinkRare has helped CHEO diagnose children and young people with rare diseases they would never have known about otherwise. And now the experts behind this groundbreaking research are ready to help children and families around the world. CHEO researchers have developed a search algorithm that harnesses the power of AI to identify children and young people who may have undiagnosed rare genetic diseases…
washington CNN — Earlier this month, House Foreign Affairs Chairman Michael McCaul was detained at Dulles Airport in an intoxicated manner after the lawmaker said he had taken the sleeping pill Ambien and alcohol. During the incident, first reported by Semaphore and confirmed to CNN by a spokesperson for the congressman, McCall was disoriented due to drugs and alcohol he had taken before boarding a flight back to Texas. The Republican lawmaker was locked out of his cell phone after missing his flight, then was found by police and detained because they thought he was intoxicated. “Two weeks ago, I…
Incoming Trump administration looks to set up new immigrant detention centers near major U.S. cities
The incoming Trump administration is considering locations and consulting with private prison companies for a major expansion of immigration detention centers to hold immigrants before deportation as part of President-elect Donald Trump’s promised mass deportation plan. Two people familiar with the plan told NBC News.The goal is to increase the number of Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention beds (41,000 currently allocated by Congress) to temporarily hold the large number of immigrants awaiting deportation after being apprehended in the United States. It is said that the goal is to double the amount. The plan also includes reviving a policy of detaining…
Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy are tasked with cutting $6.75 trillion in spending in 2024 under the federal government’s newly created Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). According to a statement from President-elect Donald Trump, the group will work outside the government to “dismantle the bureaucracy, reduce excessive regulation, reduce wasteful spending, and reorganize federal agencies.” John Hurt, CEO of fiscal waste watchdog Open the Books, told the Post that he wanted to curb “spending that is happening on autopilot with no real thought or purpose behind it.” Then he spoke. It’s not difficult to find areas to cut back on.…
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important factsThe number of people living with diabetes has increased from 200 million in 1990 to 830 million in 2022. Prevalence is increasing more rapidly in low- and middle-income countries than in high-income countries. More than half of people living with diabetes did not have diabetes. In 2022, more people will be taking diabetes medication. Diabetes treatment coverage is lowest in low- and middle-income countries. Diabetes can cause blindness, kidney failure, heart attacks, strokes, and lower limb amputations. In 2021, there will be an excess number of diabetes and diabetic kidney diseases. 2 million dead. Additionally, approximately 11% of cardiovascular…
important factsThe number of people living with diabetes has increased from 200 million in 1990 to 830 million in 2022. Prevalence is increasing more rapidly in low- and middle-income countries than in high-income countries. More than half of people living with diabetes did not have diabetes. In 2022, more people will be taking diabetes medication. Diabetes treatment coverage is lowest in low- and middle-income countries. Diabetes can cause blindness, kidney failure, heart attacks, strokes, and lower limb amputations. In 2021, there will be an excess number of diabetes and diabetic kidney diseases. 2 million dead. Additionally, approximately 11% of cardiovascular…
Illustration: Real Estate News/ShutterstockCompass Resorts agents will go beyond just being treated and become “like asset managers” who support clients in this area, the founders say. Seeing growing opportunities in “luxury and lifestyle destinations,” Compass announced this week the launch of Compass Resorts, a network focused on vacation homes.”We take a white glove approach, but we’re really focused on the unique needs and It’s important to tailor that service to your priorities.” Agents Jack Pearson, Jen O’Hanlon and Steve Springer.It’s not just a home, it’s an investment. Mr. Pearson, who is based in the Hamptons, said that for his clients,…
According to the New York Times, “…a newly triumphant Republican president” is “once again in the headlines.” What will it take to break through “the current national divide between a narrow but solid Republican majority and a Democratic Party that seems trapped in second place,” the Times asks. The pattern may be “solidifying” into a pattern that will “continue for years to come.” Perhaps it will take an “act of God” to break the divide, the Times wrote. The article quotes a number of prominent historians and political scientists predicting a new era of enduring Republican electoral dominance. In the…