CRISPR gene editing could kill HIV. But is it a cure?
Gene-cutting technique is targeting infectious disease, hoping to eradicate virus. Three patients have received CRISPR gene-editing therapies in an attempt to eradicate HIV from their bodies, in a provocative first step toward an elusive end to a devastating disease that has claimed 40 million lives. The results — whether the men were cured or not…
St. Francis rushing attack too much for Riordan in crucial WCAL showdown
Kingston Keanaaina rushes for 133 yards and three touchdowns in close victory St. Francis used its dependable ground game to defeat Archbishop Riordan 27-20, establishing the Lancers as the West Catholic Athletic League’s second-best team behind Serra. “Kingston Keanaaina ran it really well, and our O-line blocked it really well up front,” St. Francis coach…
Spiking Treasury yields are triggering pain in stocks. 3 experts discuss the renewed threat of bond vigilantes and what else could move markets.
Spikes in bond yields could indicate that bond vigilantes who sell Treasuries are back. Higher yields erode the value of existing bonds and may spell more trouble for stocks. Eric Leve says investors can opt for shorter-term bonds if they’re worried about higher yields. On October 23, the 10-year Treasury note yield surpassed 5%, a…
A top-9% fund manager shares how he built an ‘anti-fragility’ portfolio that outperforms in bull and bear markets — and shares 8 of his favorite investments to make now
A leading fund manager shared how he’s beaten his index in up and down markets. His investing strategy involves prioritizing free cash flow and valuations. Here are four market sectors to target now and four international stocks set to dominate. In the two and a half years and two months that Elias Erickson has been…
A financially independent 24-year-old who has built multiple businesses around Amazon explains the 3 different tiers of selling there — including the low-cost strategy anyone can use to start making money online
Jatin Naran tried a handful of side hustles before he actually started making money doing Amazon FBA. Today, he earns money selling products on Amazon but also from brand deals and YouTube ads. There are three ways to sell on Amazon, he explains: arbitrage, wholesale, and private label. Jatin Naran’s savings were depleted after he…
A 27-year-old real-estate investor making up to $15,000 a month in revenue explains how to snag a multi-unit rental property below $200,000
Cody Berman sticks to houses that are near $200,000 and have multiple units. This allows him to maintain a single property for multiple tenants. He’s very strategic about the neighborhoods he buys in. Cody Berman, a freelancer who primarily sold digital products such as calendars and planners, was concerned that his source of income would…
A renowned market bear who called the dot-com bubble shares 3 warning signs that the economy is crumbling despite upbeat data, putting stocks at risk of further downside
Societe Generale’s Albert Edwards is warning the economy is in rough shape despite macro data. He pointed to rising bankruptcies and poor credit conditions as evidence of further weakness ahead. Edwards called the dot-com bubble bust around the turn of the century. So far, 2023 appears to be an incredible year for the US economy.…
Nearly 1 in 3 COVID-19 Vaccine Recipients Suffered Neurological Side Effects: Study
According to a recent study published in the journal Vaccines, nearly one-third of people who received a COVID-19 vaccine experienced neurological complications such as tremors, insomnia, and muscle spasms.Dr. Peter McCullough discussed the study in a Substack article.”A shocking 31.2 percent of respondents to this large dataset sustained neurologic injury after two injections with verified…
128 Soldiers Sue Military for Abuse of Power on COVID Policies; 31 Allege Vaccine Injury
Current and former soldiers have filed a lawsuit against the Canadian military’s top leadership and the Department of National Defence, alleging abuse of power and violation of charter rights in relation to COVID-19 policies. The lawsuit involves 128 people who claim they were forced to take injections as part of the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF)…
