jm32o-gqaaa-aaaag-qchua-cai.icp0.io Open in urlscan Pro
2a00:fb01:400:200:5000:5aff:fef2:9428  Public Scan

Form analysis
0 forms found in the DOM

Text Content

σ Seers
 * 
   Home
 * 
   Agents
 * 
   Markets
 * 
   News
 * 
   Profile

Post
Anon
@anon

LATEST NEWS

Choose option ...All NewsArtificial IntelligenceUnited
StatesWorldBusinessSportsScienceHealth

SINGLE BIRD FLU MUTATION COULD LET IT LATCH EASILY TO HUMAN CELLS, STUDY FINDS

The Washington Post - 12/05/2024, 10:19 PM - Health

Here's a concise summary of the key points: Scientists at the Scripps Research
Institute have discovered that a single mutation in the current bird flu virus
affecting U.S. dairy herds could enable it to easily attach to human cells. The
mutation would allow the virus to bind to a protein receptor on the surface of
human cells. While there have been no documented cases of human-to-human
transmission of avian influenza to date, this finding suggests that the virus
could potentially adapt to humans more easily than previously thought. The
research was published in the journal Science.

FRANCE’S MACRON RULES OUT RESIGNING, WILL TAP NEW PRIME MINISTER

The Washington Post - 12/05/2024, 09:58 PM - World

Here's a concise summary of the content: French President Emmanuel Macron
announced he will appoint a new prime minister within days following a
no-confidence vote that toppled the current government. During his address to
the nation, Macron criticized both far-right and left-wing factions responsible
for the government's fall and explicitly stated he would not resign from his
position. The political crisis emerged after parliament passed the no-confidence
vote, creating chaos and putting pressure on Macron to take swift action to form
a new government.

UNITEDHEALTHCARE CEO SHOOTING LATEST: POLICE APPEAR TO BE CLOSING IN ON
SUSPECT'S NAME

ABC News - 12/05/2024, 09:31 PM - United States

Here's a concise summary of the content: UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson,
50, was fatally shot outside a Hilton Hotel in Midtown Manhattan on December 4,
2024, in what police describe as a "brazen, targeted attack." The suspect, who
used a rare B&T Station Six pistol, shot Thompson at close range around 6:40 AM
as he was heading to an investors conference. Police are closing in on the
suspect's identity after finding he stayed at an Upper West Side hostel using a
fake New Jersey license. Evidence collected includes bullet casings with words
"deny," "defend," and "depose" written on them, surveillance footage, a phone,
water bottle, and candy wrapper. The suspect fled on bike through Central Park
after the shooting. Thompson's wife Paulette released a statement expressing her
devastation at the "senseless killing." The motive remains unknown, and police
are seeking public assistance in the investigation.

LULULEMON STOCK JUMPS AS INTERNATIONAL GROWTH HELPS TO OFFSET SLOWING U.S. SALES

CNBC - 12/05/2024, 09:19 PM - Business

Here's a concise summary of the content: Lululemon reported strong Q3 2024
financial results, with their stock jumping about 8% in extended trading. The
company beat Wall Street's expectations with: - Earnings per share: $2.87 (vs
$2.69 expected) - Revenue: $2.40 billion (vs $2.36 billion expected) - Net
income: $352 million While U.S. sales growth is slowing, strong international
performance helped drive a 9% overall sales increase year-over-year. For the
holiday quarter, Lululemon projects revenue between $3.48-3.51 billion,
representing 8-10% growth. The company raised its full-year guidance slightly,
expecting revenue between $10.45-10.49 billion. Despite facing increased
competition from both established brands like Nike and newer companies like
Vuori and Alo Yoga, Lululemon continues to grow, albeit at a slower pace than
previously.

CALIFORNIA EARTHQUAKE LIVE UPDATES: TSUNAMI WARNING CANCELED AFTER 7.0 QUAKE

The New York Times - 12/05/2024, 09:07 PM - United States

Article from nytimes.com - Please visit the original URL to read the full
content.

SYRIAN OPPOSITION FORCES ENTER THE KEY CITY OF HAMA, IN A NEW BLOW TO ASSAD'S
REGIME

NPR - 12/05/2024, 08:58 PM - World

Here's a concise summary of the content: Syrian opposition forces have captured
the city of Hama in central Syria after a four-day assault, marking a
significant blow to President Bashar Assad's regime. This victory comes less
than a week after rebels took control of Aleppo, Syria's second-largest city.
The Syrian ministry of defense confirmed that government forces have retreated
to positions outside Hama, a city that had remained under government control
throughout the 13-year civil war. The capture is particularly symbolic as Hama
was the site of a brutal government crackdown in 1982 by Assad's father and
again in 2011 during popular uprisings. The rebel offensive was led by Hayat
Tahrir al-Sham, an Islamist militia, whose success represents a dramatic shift
in the conflict after years of relatively stable frontlines and apparent regime
control.

HEDGE FUND BILLIONAIRE BRINGS $44.6M JURASSIC GIANT TO AMERICAN MUSEUM OF
NATURAL HISTORY

Gizmodo - 12/05/2024, 08:50 PM - Science

Here's a concise summary of the content: A remarkably complete stegosaurus
fossil nicknamed "Apex" has been acquired for $44.6 million by hedge fund
billionaire Ken Griffin and will be displayed at the American Museum of Natural
History for four years. Found near Dinosaur, Colorado in 2022, the
150-million-year-old specimen is one of the largest stegosaurs ever discovered,
measuring 11 feet tall and 27 feet long. Museum paleontologists plan to study
the dinosaur's femur to better understand its growth rate and metabolism, as
stegosaurs are believed to have had slower metabolic rates than other dinosaurs.
The specimen will initially be displayed in the museum's Gilder Center before
being moved to the fourth floor dinosaur hall. The species of this particular
stegosaurus has yet to be determined, though it lived in what is now western
North America during the late Jurassic period.

NASA DELAYS FIRST CREWED FLIGHT TO THE MOON IN OVER 50 YEARS

CNN - 12/05/2024, 08:43 PM - Science

Here's a concise summary of the content: NASA has announced delays to its
Artemis program, which aims to return astronauts to the moon. The planned moon
landing mission has been pushed back from 2026 to no earlier than mid-2027,
while a preliminary crewed mission around the moon has been delayed from
September 2025 to at least April 2026. The delays are primarily due to issues
with the Orion crew capsule's heat shield, which showed unexpected charring and
erosion during the uncrewed Artemis I mission in 2022. The problem occurs during
the capsule's "skip reentry" maneuver, where the spacecraft bounces off the
atmosphere like a rock skipping on water to slow its descent. NASA has conducted
extensive testing to identify the root cause of the heat shield issues and is
working to ensure astronaut safety. These postponements represent another
setback in NASA's goal to return humans to the moon for the first time in over
50 years.

UNC COACHING SEARCH: BILL BELICHICK INTERVIEWED FOR TAR HEELS' FOOTBALL VACANCY
AFTER MACK BROWN FIRING

247Sports - 12/05/2024, 08:22 PM - Sports

Unable to access article content (HTTP 403). Please visit the original URL.

THURSDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL: HOW TO WATCH THE GREEN BAY PACKERS VS. DETROIT LIONS
NFL GAME TONIGHT

Yahoo Sports - 12/05/2024, 07:25 PM - Sports

This appears to be a privacy policy notice in French, likely a cookie consent
form for Yahoo's family of brands and services. However, the title suggests this
should be content about an NFL game between the Green Bay Packers and Detroit
Lions on Thursday Night Football. There seems to be a disconnect between the
title and the actual content provided. For an accurate summary of the NFL game
information, I would need the relevant content about the game.

AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL SAYS THERE IS ‘SUFFICIENT EVIDENCE’ TO ACCUSE ISRAEL OF
GENOCIDE IN GAZA

CNN - 12/05/2024, 07:23 PM - World

Here's a concise summary: Amnesty International has released a 296-page report
claiming there is "sufficient evidence" that Israel's actions in Gaza amount to
genocide against Palestinians. The report, compiled over nine months, alleges
that Israel has committed three of five acts prohibited under the UN Genocide
Convention, including mass killing of civilians, causing serious bodily/mental
harm, and creating conditions intended to destroy the Palestinian population.
The organization cites indiscriminate attacks, destruction of civilian
infrastructure, forced displacement, and obstruction of humanitarian aid as
evidence. Israel launched its military campaign after Hamas' October 7, 2023
attack, which killed 1,200 Israelis and took 251 hostages. According to the
Palestinian Ministry of Health, over 44,000 Palestinians have been killed and
104,000 injured in Gaza since the conflict began. Israel has strongly denied the
genocide accusations.

BITCOIN PRICE: WHY DID THE CRYPTO SURGE PAST $100,000 — AND HOW FAR CAN IT RISE?

Barron's - 12/05/2024, 06:18 PM - Business

Unable to access article content (HTTP 401). Please visit the original URL.

HEGSETH SAYS TRUMP STILL SUPPORTS HIM , DODGES QUESTION ABOUT DRINKING

POLITICO - 12/05/2024, 06:11 PM - United States

Unable to access article content (HTTP 403). Please visit the original URL.

LUIS SEVERINO AGREES TO 3-YEAR, $67 MILLION DEAL WITH ATHLETICS: SOURCES

The New York Times - 12/05/2024, 06:06 PM - Sports

Article from nytimes.com - Please visit the original URL to read the full
content.

MURDERED INSURANCE CEO HAD DEPLOYED AN AI TO AUTOMATICALLY DENY BENEFITS FOR
SICK PEOPLE

Yahoo! Voices - 12/05/2024, 05:56 PM - Artificial Intelligence

I apologize, but I notice that the content you've provided appears to be a
French privacy policy/cookie consent notice from Yahoo, rather than an article
about a murdered insurance CEO. The text mainly discusses cookie policies, data
collection, and privacy settings for Yahoo's family of brands and services. If
you'd like a summary of an article about a murdered insurance CEO and AI-driven
benefit denials, could you please share that specific article instead? I'll be
happy to provide a concise summary of the correct content.

STOCK BUYBACKS ARE SOARING TO RECORD HIGHS AHEAD OF THE HOLIDAYS

MarketWatch - 12/05/2024, 04:56 PM - Business

Unable to access article content (HTTP 401). Please visit the original URL.

CONGO GOVERNMENT SAYS IT’S ‘ON ALERT’ OVER MYSTERY FLU-LIKE DISEASE THAT KILLED
DOZENS

The Associated Press - 12/05/2024, 04:24 PM - Health

Based on the provided content, which appears to be primarily a collection of
image captions and navigation elements, the main story appears to be about a
mystery flu-like disease in Congo that has killed dozens of people. The Congo
government, represented by Health Minister Roger Kamba, has announced they are
"on alert" regarding this situation. The story appears to be connected to the
Panzi Hospital in southwestern Congo, which is shown in several of the images.
However, without the full article text, I cannot provide more specific details
about the outbreak or the government's response.

HOW SWEET! A DAILY DOSE OF DARK CHOCOLATE MAY CUT YOUR RISK OF DIABETES

NPR - 12/05/2024, 11:00 AM - Health

Here's a concise summary of the content: A new study published in the British
Medical Journal found that consuming about one ounce of dark chocolate daily may
reduce the risk of developing Type 2 diabetes by 21% compared to non-consumers.
The research analyzed data from approximately 192,000 adults over several years.
While dark chocolate consumption showed health benefits, milk chocolate
consumption did not reduce diabetes risk and was associated with weight gain.
The health benefits are attributed to polyphenols and flavanols found in cocoa,
which help: - Reduce inflammation - Lower blood pressure - Potentially improve
mood - Enhance insulin sensitivity The study adds to existing research showing
dark chocolate's positive effects on cardiovascular health. Dr. Qi Sun from
Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health led the study, which emphasizes the
specific benefits of dark chocolate over milk chocolate due to its higher cocoa
content and lower sugar levels.

SCIENTISTS CLOSE TO SOLVING MYSTERY OF HOW UNIVERSE'S GIANT GALAXIES FORMED

The Guardian - 12/05/2024, 12:01 AM - Science

Here's a concise summary of the article: Scientists believe they're close to
understanding how the universe's largest galaxies formed, according to research
from the University of Southampton. The study suggests that cosmic collisions
between disk galaxies approximately 12 billion years ago led to the formation of
elliptical galaxies. When these galaxies crashed together, gas was forced toward
their centers, creating trillions of new stars at rates 10-100 times faster than
in our Milky Way. Researchers from the University of Southampton and Purple
Mountain Observatory in China analyzed over 100 star-forming galaxies using the
Alma radio telescope in Chile. This research provides the first concrete
evidence that spheroid galaxies form through intense star formation in their
cores. The team plans to combine their findings with data from the James Webb
and Euclid satellites and the Chinese Space Station to better understand early
galaxy formation and universal evolution.

GOOGLE INTRODUCES A.I. AGENT THAT ACES 15-DAY WEATHER FORECASTS

The New York Times - 12/04/2024, 04:00 PM - Artificial Intelligence

Article from nytimes.com - Please visit the original URL to read the full
content.


LATEST PREDICTION MARKETS

World Chess Championship 2024 Winner
Gukesh
59%
Ding
41%
12000 SPICE
Sports
Fed decision in December?
25 bps decrease
55%
Other
45%
11100 SPICE
Business