Intel stock sees worst fall since 1970, plant shutdown in Israel hurt, US government loses billions

​Intel shares fell 28.58% on Friday to $65.76. The decline followed a weaker-than-expected forecast that reflected an extended shutdown at a chip plant in Israel and continued weakness in the personal computer market. According to CNBC, the stock was headed for its worst day since 1974 and its second-steepest decline on record.​The sell-off erased about…

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‘Luckiest woman in history’: Meet Joan Ginther, Stanford alumni who legally cheated lottery four times to win $20 million using mathematics and paper

Winning a lottery jackpot once can change a person’s life. Winning millions four times over 17 years, however, can turn even the most ordinary ticket into the subject of a mathematical mystery. Joan Ginther, an American with a doctorate in statistics from Stanford University, collected $20.4 million from four major Texas Lottery wins between 1993…

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Two Pennsylvania hunting clubs own 5,500 acres of private land; state Supreme Court ruling changes when game wardens can enter without a warrant | World News

Representative Image of Clearfield County’s serene green fields and protected landscapes surrounding the Punxsutawney Hunting Club (AI-generated image) Two hunting clubs in Clearfield County, Pennsylvania, won a legal challenge over when government officials can enter private land without a warrant. On July 21, 2026, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled 7-0 to overturn a 2007 precedent…

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A California barber taught himself stock trading and built a $19 million fortune; after his death, his family accused Morgan Stanley of financial elder abuse, and an appeals court has revived key claims

Maurice Voce spent decades learning the stock market on his own, building a $19 million fortune through stock-options trading while working as a barber. But in the final years of his life, as his family became concerned about his declining cognitive health, questions emerged about whether the financial professionals managing his investments were adequately protecting…

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‘Why did Congress lose three elections in a row?’ Kiren Rijiju poses five questions ahead of INDIA bloc’s ‘Delhi Chalo’ rally | India News

NEW DELHI: Union minister Kiren Rijiju on Saturday posed five questions to the Congress, a day before the opposition INDIA bloc’s rally at Delhi’s Ramlila Maidan to seek the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) Gyanesh Kumar over alleged irregularities in the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls.“I challenge the Congress party to answer…

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‘Historic day’: PM Modi welcomes launch of Kashi-Delhi Vande Bharat sleeper train | India News

Kashi-Delhi Vande Bharat sleeper train launched NEW DELHI: Indian Railways has launched the second Vande Bharat sleeper train, connecting Varanasi (Kashi) with New Delhi via Prayagraj and Kanpur Central, expanding the network of overnight semi-high-speed rail services. Prime Minister Narendra Modi welcomed the launch, saying the service would save time and improve the travel experience…

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‘Let’s walk together’: Rahul Gandhi invites people to march ahead of INDIA bloc rally at Ramlila Maidan | India News

Delhi Police says no permission sought on INDIA bloc march to Ramlila Ground NEW DELHI: Lok Sabha leader of opposition Rahul Gandhi on Saturday invited people to join a march in the national capital on Sunday before reaching Ramlila Maidan, where the INDIA bloc is scheduled to hold a mega rally on November 1.However, Delhi…

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‘Why did Congress lose three elections in a row?’ Kiren Rijiju poses five questions ahead of INDIA bloc’s ‘Delhi Chalo’ rally | India News

NEW DELHI: Union minister Kiren Rijiju on Saturday posed five questions to the Congress, a day before the opposition INDIA bloc’s rally at Delhi’s Ramlila Maidan seeking the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) Gyanesh Kumar over alleged irregularities in the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls.“I challenge the Congress party to answer these…

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A 20-year-old French student exposed a fake AI image with nearly a million likes; he is building an online community against viral misinformation | World News

A fake image of two impoverished children sitting in a rain-soaked road with a birthday cake pushed Théodore Cazals to challenge misleading AI content online. The picture, which showed two emaciated children with thick beards, attracted nearly one million likes and heart emojis on Facebook.The 20-year-old student from Paris began an account on X called…

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