Author: Political X Patriot

Elizabeth Holmes, the former CEO of Theranos, is involved with a new health tech startup called Haemanthus while serving an 11-year prison sentence for fraud. Her partner, Billy Evans, has raised millions to fund the venture, which aims to create artificial intelligence products for medical testing. Despite her conviction, Holmes is advising Evans and plans to return to the biotechnology field post-incarceration. Haemanthus, which employs photodetection technology and Raman spectroscopy, aims to make diagnostic testing more accessible and affordable. The startup seeks to use small biological samples, such as sweat and saliva, for medical testing. Presently, the company is in…

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Alex Palou, the leading driver for Chip Ganassi Racing in the NTT IndyCar series, secured the pole position for Saturday’s Sonsio Grand Prix on the Indianapolis Road Course, achieving a commanding 0.4-second lead over his nearest competitor. His closest challengers, Graham Rahal, Louis Foster, and Devlyn DeFrancesco from Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing, will start second, third, and fifth, respectively. Palou completed the 14-turn, 2.439-mile course with a time of 1:09.3417, averaging 126.625 mph, showcasing strong performance despite an earlier lockup in Turn 1. Rookie Louis Foster narrowly missed joining his teammate Rahal at the front, while Scott McLaughlin of Penske…

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The article discusses significant safety concerns at Newark Liberty International Airport due to outdated air traffic control technology and the recent loss of communication between controllers and aircraft over the past two weeks. The airport has experienced thousands of delays and cancellations, leading to severe passenger disruptions as the summer travel season approaches. Key issues include reliance on obsolete systems such as floppy disks and copper wiring, which have resulted in technical failures. An incident on April 28 caused a communications blackout, highlighting systemic flaws. Air traffic controllers, already stretched thin, have suffered from stress-related leave, further exacerbating staffing shortages.…

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At least six Columbia University students were arrested during a raid on the university library, including individuals previously arrested for similar incidents. Collectively, 81 people were arrested, with 44 being Columbia students and others from Barnard College and Union Seminary. The group reportedly clashed with security, damaged property, and distributed pro-Hamas materials. Among the arrested was Ramona Sarusgaard, daughter of actress Maggie Gyllenhaal, who advocates for environmental issues. Several students—including those involved in past campus conflicts—faced disciplinary actions. Suda Polat, a graduate student, had previously negotiated on behalf of an anti-Semitic student group. Other notable arrests included Johanna King Surtsky…

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Summary: Tensions escalated between India and Pakistan as both nations conducted missile strikes over the weekend. India alleges that Pakistan targeted its military bases, including medical facilities and schools in Kashmir, while Pakistan claims to have intercepted most Indian missiles and retaliated against missile storage facilities in Indian Punjab. Indian authorities described Pakistan’s actions as provocations, while Pakistan asserted a measured response. The conflict has intensified since a deadly attack in Kashmir last month, which India attributes to Pakistan. Pakistan’s military stated they used Fate missiles in their retaliatory strikes, targeting specific Indian military sites. Reports of explosions and military…

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Scientists have discovered that Antarctic glaciers are rapidly "stealing" ice from nearby streams, a process termed "icy piracy," thanks to insights from the Copernicus Sentinel-1 satellite. A study published in Cryosphere reveals that the fast-moving Kohler East Glacier is absorbing ice from the slower Kohler West, significantly affecting melting rates into the ocean and contributing to sea level rise. Research led by the University of Leeds analyzed satellite images from 2005 to 2022, showing that seven of the eight studied ice streams in the Pope-Smith-Cohler region are accelerating, with an average speed increase of 51%. Notably, Kohler East and Smith…

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The Angels made several roster moves, signing Sean Anderson to a contract while recalling Matthew Lugo from Triple-A. To accommodate Anderson, they placed Gustavo Campello on the 10-day injured list due to left ankle inflammation and transferred Ben Joyce to the 60-day IL. Anderson, 30, previously pitched for multiple teams from 2019-2022, struggling with a 5.84 ERA. He performed better in the KBO this season before returning to the majors briefly with the Rangers and Marlins, giving up 19 runs in 16.1 innings. His current Triple-A performances show a 5.06 ERA, offering the Angels additional bullpen depth. Lugo, now on…

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At the 16th Avenue BART station, workers informed riders about service disruptions due to computer failures affecting communication and employee registration. Commuters like Ian Rice and Luna Pantera expressed frustration over unexpected delays and increased commuting costs, with Pantera noting it would require her to take an affordable Uber. BART has faced operational issues since the Covid-19 pandemic, leading to budget cuts and fare increases—11% since 2023—as the agency anticipates a $400 million deficit by 2027. The lack of adequate funding has prompted concerns over potential reductions in service and increased commute times. To address financial challenges, California lawmakers are…

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Hawaii has initiated significant lawsuits against major oil companies and the American Petroleum Institute, condemning their products for contributing to climate issues such as rising temperatures and sea levels. The state aims to hold these companies, including ExxonMobil, BP, and Shell, accountable for damages amounting to hundreds of millions of dollars. However, Houston-based Per Pacific, Hawaii’s main oil supplier, has been notably excluded from these legal actions, raising questions about political favoritism given its substantial financial contributions to local Democratic campaigns, including Governor Josh Green. Green’s comments stress the urgency of the climate crisis and advocate for accountability from those…

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