Author: KnowledgeHippo

Fifteen people died at a stampede on Saturday at the New Delhi Central Railway Station, as a pilgrims were trying to make their way at a huge Hindu festival in northern India, an official said.Delhi’s lead minister, Atishi, who is using a name, told reporters outside a hospital in the capital that 15 people were injured in Stampede, except for the 15 killed, according to Indian media reports.Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed condolences to the dead in a social media statement, adding that the authorities “helped all those who were influenced by this stampede”. Ashwini Vaishnaw, the country’s railway minister,…

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President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine, during a closed door meeting on Wednesday, rejected an offer by Trump’s administration to give up half of the country’s mineral resources in exchange for US support, according to five people informed about the proposal or with direct knowledge of conversations.The unusual agreement would have granted the United States to a 50 % interest in all Ukraine minerals, including graphite, lithium and uranium, as compensation for previous and future support for KIEB’s war effort against Russian invaders, according to Two European officials. A Ukrainian official and an energy expert who informed the proposal said Trump’s…

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Openai’s Board of Directors on Friday rejected a $ 97.4 billion bid by Elon Musk and a consortium Altman.In a statement, Bret Taylor, chairman of the Openai Council, said: “Openai is not for sale and the Board of Directors unanimously rejected Mr Musk’s latest attempt to disrupt his competition.” Mr Taylor referred to AI by Mr Musk, Xai.Openai sent a letter to Marc Toberoff on Friday, the lawyer representing Mr Musk and the investors who made the offer, saying that the offer was not “in the interest of Oai’s mission”, which is to build artificial intelligence that benefits “All humanity.”Mr…

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It turns out that the Isley brothers, who sang that in 1966 motown hit “this old heart (it is weak for you)”, was in something when they associate age with a pain and flag heart.Heart illnesses, the leading cause of the death and disability of the nation, has been diagnosed in about 6 % of Americans aged 45 to 64 years, but in over 18 % of people over 65, according to Disease Control and Prevention Centers.Old hearts are normally different. “The heart gets tougher as we grow older,” said Dr. John Dodson, director of the Nyu Langone Health. “It…

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Chancellor Olaf Scholz of Germany on Saturday accused Vice President JD Vance of blocking unacceptably in his country’s forthcoming elections on behalf of a party that has played the atrocities committed by the Nazis 80 years ago.The day after Mr Vance was amazed at the Munich Security Congress, telling German leaders to abandon the so -called protection wall and allow the alternative to Germany or AFD to enter their federal government, Mr Scholz accused K. Vance for effectively violating a commitment to never allow Germany to be driven by fascists who could repeat the Holocaust horror.”The commitment to” Never Again…

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A Senate Committee is investigating whether a prominent encryption investor violated the federal tax law to save hundreds of millions of dollars after moving to Puerto Rico, a popular offshore tax refuge, according to a letter examined by the New York Times.Senator Ron Wyden, a Democrat of Oregon, sent the letter on January 9 to Dan Morehead, founder of Pantera Capital, one of the largest encryption investment companies.The letter said that the Senate Finance Committee is investigating tax compliance by wealthy Americans who had moved to Puerto Rico to benefit from a special tax break for islanders who can reduce…

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President Trump said on Friday that he was planning to go to foreign cars on April 2, but did not specify how much the invoices would be or what nations could be targeted.Asked when he could impose car invoices during observations at the Oval Office, Mr Trump said: “Maybe around April 2.” He said he had planned to announce the invoices on April 1st, which is the day of April fools, but that it was “a little preventive”.”We’ll do it on April 2, I think. Is it right?”Mr Trump has already proposed various commercial measures in his first weeks, which…

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In early February, Vishvaa Rajakumar, a 20 -year -old Indian college student, won the Memory League World Championship, an electronic competition that stumbles people against each other with challenges such as memorizing 80 random numbers.Famous neuroscientist Eleanor Maguire, who died in January, studied intellectual athletes such as Mr. Rajakumar and found that many of them used the ancient Roman “method of places”, a trick of memoirs known as “palace”.The technique takes various forms, but generally involves visualizing a large home and assigning memories to rooms. Mentally walking through the house, the hippocampus, the marine memory -shaped engine deep in the…

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The leading foreign policy official for the European Union had a blunt assessment on the preparation of Trump’s obvious willingness to give Russia leader Vladimir V. Putin, many of what he wants in Ukraine, and even before the negotiations begin. to end the three -year war.”It is a calm,” said employee Kaja Kallas at the Munich Security Conference. “He has never worked.” Mrs Kallas, a former prime minister of Estonia, was almost the only European diplomat to give the word “direction”, with all her historical appeal, though she was one of the few willing to do so.It was an almost…

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Trump’s administration has accelerated plans for widespread cuts on the government on Friday, as multiple federal services have learned that they would lose their jobs.Organizations such as the Environmental Protection Service and the Department of Agriculture were the last to hit redundancies as President Trump and a team led by billionaire Elon Musk increased an initiative to reduce government spending and government reviews. The administration recently focused its efforts on about 200,000 test workers who do not receive the same protection as many other federal employees.On Friday, EPA officials said they had finished 388 test employees. “President Trump was elected…

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