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  • Associated Press

    Dying ex-doctor leaves Virginia prison 2 years after pardon for killing his dad

    A former North Carolina doctor who was pardoned for killing his father left a Virginia prison for a hospital on Thursday, more than a decade after a doctor began advocating for his release because of a rare brain condition. Vince Gilmer is in the terminal stages of Huntington's disease, an incurable illness that affects patients’ cognition and physical abilities. It was the basis of Gilmer's conditional pardon from a life sentence two years ago by then-Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam.

  • Yahoo Finance Video

    Stocks slide post Nvidia Q1 beat: What investors should do now

    Despite the anticipation that Nvidia's (NVDA) earnings would contribute to market growth, stocks (^DJI, ^IXIC, ^GSPC) are sliding as the trading day draws to a close on Thursday. Carson Group Chief Market Strategist Ryan Detrick joins Market Domination to provide his insights on this market reaction. Detrick acknowledges Nvidia's standout performance, referring to the company as "the all-star" and stating, "We've had a good run." With investors having closely monitored Nvidia for months leading up to the earnings release, Detrick suggests that "maybe markets are just due for a little pullback consolidation," expressing a lack of concern over the current downturn. Regarding investment strategies, Detrick maintains a neutral stance on the tech sector due to elevated valuations. Instead, he advises focusing on financials, industrials, small-caps, and mid-caps, believing that as the economy strengthens, there will be "a rotation... into some of those areas that are a little bit cheaper." However, Detrick cautions, "Just because something's cheap, it doesn't mean you want to go into it, but we're optimistic." Hear more about Nvidia in this exclusive interview with CEO Jensen Huang. For more expert insight and the latest market action, click here to watch this full episode of Market Domination. This post was written by Angel Smith

  • BBC

    McCartney roasts Springsteen at Ivor Awards

    The star mocks his friend, as he presents him with a prestigious lifetime achievement award.