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    Nvidia Probes CEO Huang's Affair With Alleged Chinese Spy

    Nvidia has hired a former acting U.S. attorney to investigate chief executive Jensen Huang's affair with Alice Huang, a former Singapore executive whom U.S. intelligence believes worked for Chinese intelligence. The FBI is separately probing whether Huang was targeted, while shareholders have sued Nvidia and the company faces scrutiny over chip export controls.

    241 articles 69 sources Nov 8 to Nov 11
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    Nvidia probes CEO Huang’s affair with alleged Chinese spy

    Nvidia opened an independent investigation after chief executive Jensen Huang admitted an affair with Alice Huang, whom United States intelligence suspects of spying for China to obtain advanced artificial intelligence chip information. The Federal Bureau of Investigation and Nvidia are probing the relationship, while lawmakers seek answers and reports say it helped companies obtain seven point five billion dollars in chips for Chinese buyers.

    184 articles 64 sources Nov 6 to Nov 11
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    Russell Brand Sentenced to 10.5 Years for Rape, Assault

    Russell Brand was sentenced to 10.5 years in prison on Monday after a jury convicted the British comedian of one count of rape and three counts of sexual assault involving four women. The attacks occurred between 2004 and 2009, and Judge Joel Bennathan called Brand a sexual predator while police said they were investigating additional allegations of sexual abuse.

    183 articles 52 sources Nov 5 to Nov 10
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    Nvidia CEO's Alleged Chinese Spy Affair Draws FBI, Board Probes

    Nvidia is investigating whether chief executive Jensen Huang was targeted by Chinese intelligence after admitting an affair with Alice Huang, a former Megaspeed executive suspected of spying for China. The Federal Bureau of Investigation is probing the relationship as reports say it aided at least $7.5 billion in AI chip shipments to China, triggering a shareholder lawsuit and congressional scrutiny.

    113 articles 52 sources Nov 9 to Nov 11
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    House Republicans Block Pete Hegseth Impeachment Effort

    House Republicans voted 211-204 to refer an eight-article impeachment resolution against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth to the House Judiciary Committee, effectively blocking the effort. The resolution, sponsored by Republican Thomas Massie, targeted his role in the Iran war and military operations in Yemen, Venezuela and the Caribbean, including strikes on alleged drug boats.

    100 articles 45 sources Nov 9 to Nov 11
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    Nvidia Hires Former Acting U.S. Attorney for Huang Spy Case

    Nvidia hired Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz, led by former acting U.S. attorney Joon Kim, to probe CEO Jensen Huang’s affair with Alice Huang, a woman suspected of spying for China. The investigation comes as the Federal Bureau of Investigation separately probes the case, shareholders sue and reports link the relationship to seven point five billion dollars in Nvidia artificial intelligence chip shipments to China.

    99 articles 45 sources Nov 9 to Nov 11
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    Nvidia Probes Jensen Huang’s Affair With Alleged Chinese Spy

    Nvidia’s board has appointed former acting United States attorney Joon Kim to investigate chief executive Jensen Huang’s affair with Alice Huang, whom United States intelligence officials believe worked for Chinese intelligence. The Federal Bureau of Investigation is examining whether foreign intelligence targeted Huang, while shareholders have sued Nvidia and Huang over alleged misleading disclosures and national security concerns.

    86 articles 46 sources Nov 9 to Nov 11
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    Dana White declines White House press secretary offer

    President Donald Trump offered Ultimate Fighting Championship chief Dana White the vacant White House press secretary job, but later said publicly that he was only joking. White declined after meeting Trump at the White House in Washington, where he took reporters' questions and said he did not want to enter politics.

    78 articles 39 sources Nov 7 to Nov 10
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    House Republicans Block Pete Hegseth Impeachment in 211-204 Vote

    The Republican-led House voted 211-204 on Tuesday to refer eight articles of impeachment against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth to the House Judiciary Committee, effectively ending the effort led by Kentucky Republican Rep. Thomas Massie. The articles accused Hegseth of high crimes and misdemeanors, including waging war on Iran without congressional approval and conducting extrajudicial killings of suspected drug traffickers.

    70 articles 38 sources Nov 9 to Nov 11
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    Russell Brand gets 10.5 years for rape, sexual assault

    British comedian Russell Brand is serving 10 years and six months in prison after being convicted at Southwark Crown Court of one rape and three sexual assaults. The fifty-one-year-old was convicted after a four-week trial, and police are investigating several further reports of sexual abuse as his prison sentence begins behind bars.

    68 articles 41 sources Nov 9 to Nov 10
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    House Republicans Block Pete Hegseth’s Impeachment Effort

    The House voted two hundred eleven to two hundred four to send Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s impeachment articles to committee, blocking the effort led by Rep. Thomas Massie, the only Republican who backed the push. Democrats supported the measure, which accused Hegseth of unlawfully starting the Iran war, overseeing extrajudicial killings and ignoring civilian casualty laws, while he denied wrongdoing.

    62 articles 35 sources Nov 9 to Nov 11
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    Trump names Stephen Miller as White House chief of staff

    President Donald Trump named longtime immigration hardliner Stephen Miller as White House chief of staff, replacing Susie Wiles after Republicans lost House and Senate control in the midterm elections. Miller, the deputy chief of staff for policy and a driving force behind the administration's mass deportation agenda, will begin Monday, while Wiles moves to Trump's political operation.

    60 articles 34 sources Nov 6 to Nov 7
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    House Republicans Block Pete Hegseth Impeachment Push

    The Republican-led House voted 211 to 204 on Tuesday to refer Rep. Thomas Massie’s impeachment resolution against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth to the House Judiciary Committee. The referral blocked a final vote, with Massie the lone Republican opposed to it and Democrats largely backing impeachment over the Iran war and other military actions.

    60 articles 34 sources Nov 9 to Nov 11
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    Gunman kills six in Kraków Main Square attack

    A gunman opened fire at random from a car in the busy Main Square in Kraków on Saturday, killing six people and wounding fifteen others, police said. The twenty-four-year-old Polish suspect, whom authorities said held far-right views, was shot by police and remains hospitalized, while Poland began two days of national mourning and prosecutors opened a terrorism investigation.

    55 articles 29 sources Nov 7 to Nov 9
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    Nvidia Hires Former Prosecutor to Probe Huang Spy Affair

    Nvidia has hired former acting U.S. attorney Joon Kim to lead an independent investigation into CEO Jensen Huang's affair with Alice Huang, whom American intelligence believes worked for Chinese intelligence. The Federal Bureau of Investigation is separately probing whether Huang was targeted, while shareholders have sued Nvidia and the CEO over claims they were misled.

    53 articles 30 sources Nov 9 to Nov 11
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    Nvidia Shares Plunge Amid Jensen Huang Espionage Inquiry

    Nvidia shares fell sharply as the chipmaker investigates chief executive Jensen Huang's affair with Alice Huang, a Chinese businesswoman whom United States intelligence suspected of spying for Beijing. The two-session rout erased nearly four hundred thirty billion dollars in value and revived scrutiny of Huang's leadership, chip security and possible tighter controls on artificial intelligence chip exports to China.

    51 articles 31 sources Nov 9 to Nov 11
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    Meghan Markle’s Father Charged With Possessing Child Abuse Material

    Federal prosecutors have charged Thomas Markle Sr., the estranged father of Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, with one count of possessing child pornography after his arrest in Florida. The case began after his son discovered suspected child abuse images at the family’s former home in the Philippines, and investigators later searched two storage units near Los Angeles.

    43 articles 31 sources Nov 6 to Nov 7
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    Herzog taps Eisenkot to form Israel’s next government

    Israeli President Isaac Herzog gave opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot the first mandate to form a government after the inconclusive October twenty-seventh election, dealing a setback to Benjamin Netanyahu. Eisenkot has twenty-eight days to assemble a majority, with Arab-led and ultra-Orthodox parties likely pivotal, as the former military chief seeks to replace Israel’s longest-serving prime minister.

    42 articles 25 sources Nov 7 to Nov 9
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    Nvidia Hires Former Prosecutor Over Huang’s Alleged Spy Affair

    Nvidia has hired former acting United States attorney Joon Kim to lead an independent investigation into chief executive Jensen Huang’s affair with Alice Huang, whom United States intelligence officials believe worked for Chinese intelligence. The Federal Bureau of Investigation is separately examining whether foreign intelligence agencies targeted Huang, while shareholders have sued both Nvidia and its chief executive and shares fell about six percent Tuesday.

    41 articles 26 sources Nov 9 to Nov 11
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    Vance Blames Iran War for Republican Midterm Rout

    Vice President J.D. Vance said in a social media post that the Iran war was the main reason Republicans lost the 2026 midterms, as Democrats took control of the House and Senate. President Donald Trump called Vance's assessment largely true because the conflict drove up gasoline prices, while Vance also cited inflation, the cost of living and American support for Israel.

    39 articles 28 sources Nov 4 to Nov 5
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