PAT GELSINGER

Nov 23 2025POLITICS

Ukraine's Future: A Global Chess Game Unfolds

European leaders are not happy with a recent US peace proposal for Ukraine. They think it's too favorable to Russia and are planning to change it. This is happening ahead of a big meeting in Geneva. In South Africa, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said that wars can't be ended by big countries making deals without involving the countries affected. He believes there...

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Nov 23 2025FINANCE

Bitcoin's Struggle: Safe Investments Are Winning

In a surprising turn of events, safe investments like Treasury Bills are now doing better than Bitcoin. This shift has left many crypto fans wondering what's next for digital currencies. Let's break it down. Right now, Treasury Bills are up by 3. 6% this year. Meanwhile, Bitcoin is down by 1. 7%. It gets worse when you compare Bitcoin to other safe investments like ...

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Nov 23 2025FINANCE

Bitcoin's Bumpy Ride: What's Next for the Crypto Giant?

Bitcoin has hit a rough patch, dropping to its lowest point in seven months. It's now hovering just above the $80, 553 mark, a level that has some experts worried about even bigger losses ahead. This isn't just a one-day dip; Bitcoin has lost 12% of its value this week alone. Earlier this year, it was soaring to new heights, reaching a record high above $120, 000 in ...

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Nov 23 2025HEALTH

Smart Tech Helping Doctors: A Look at AutoML in Medicine

AutoML, or automated machine learning, is changing how doctors use technology. It helps them make better decisions faster. But it's not perfect. Let's break it down. First, AutoML is making waves in healthcare. It's used a lot for predicting diseases and planning treatments. It works with different types of data, like numbers and images. Most of the time, it's used ...

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Nov 23 2025HEALTH

How Body Weight Affects Arm Healing After Surgery

Researchers dug into how weight and gender might change healing after arm surgeries. They looked at people who had surgery to fix broken arms. The study found that heavier people had more problems both soon after the surgery and two years later. The team checked records from all over the country. They wanted to see if being overweight or obese made a difference in h...

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Nov 23 2025POLITICS

Mixed Feelings in North Carolina: Border Patrol Stirs Debate

North Carolina is feeling the heat from a recent Border Patrol operation. The agents' focus on Charlotte, with brief stops in Raleigh and Durham, has sparked a mix of reactions. People are divided. Some folks, like Ami-Luise Badger, an independent who usually sides with Democrats, are not happy. They stood outside a Home Depot in Charlotte, protesting the agents. Sh...

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Nov 23 2025HEALTH

How TV Shows Can Help Older Patients and Doctors Get Along Better

There's a big problem in hospitals. Older patients sometimes act out and hurt doctors. But why does this happen? Maybe they don't understand what's going on. Or maybe they feel left out of decisions about their own health. Some people thought a TV show might help. They made a special program just for older patients. The idea was to teach them about their rights and ...

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Nov 23 2025HEALTH

Sisters' Late Babies Might Help Brothers Live Longer

There's a fascinating link between sisters having babies later in life and their brothers living longer. This isn't about lifestyle choices but likely about genes. Studies show that women who have children in their 40s and 50s without fertility help tend to live longer after menopause. This got scientists curious about how this might affect their brothers. Researche...

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Nov 23 2025SPORTS

Fog Delays RSM Classic, Players Wait

The RSM Classic's third round hit a snag. Fog rolled in, making it hard to see. The PGA Tour had to delay the start by 30 minutes. Players like Harris English and Andrew Novak were ready to go. But they had to wait. This tournament is big for them. It's their last shot to keep their PGA Tour membership for 2026. And there's $7 million on the line. Fog isn't just a l...

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Nov 23 2025HEALTH

A Rare Bird Flu Case Leaves One Dead in Washington

In a surprising turn of events, a person from Washington State has passed away after contracting the H5N5 bird flu, marking the first known human case of this particular strain worldwide. This individual, from Grays Harbor County, was an older adult with existing health issues and kept a small flock of various domestic birds at home. Health officials discovered trac...

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