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Nvidia opened an independent investigation into reports that Chief Executive Jensen Huang was targeted by Chinese intelligence.

Pope Leo XIV began a visit to Argentina, where he urged leaders to put people before the economy. In the United States, Congress returned to Washington facing leadership contests and a shutdown deadline after major midterm losses for Republicans. Manchester United drew 4-4 with Aston Villa but remained 18th in the Premier League. England beat Australia 45-22 in rugby union.

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Nvidia said it had no reason to believe company secrets or United States national security were compromised.
Huang said he would cooperate with the inquiry and apologized for being unfaithful to his wife.
Senator Elizabeth Warren said she was ready to work with President Donald Trump on a proposal to cap credit card interest rates at 10 percent.
A £40 million programme in England will give 300,000 vulnerable patients extra support from general practices this winter.
Brighton moved into second place in the Premier League after a 2-0 win over Brentford, five points behind leaders Arsenal.

Iran warned of retaliation while keeping a two-day proposal to end the war on the table.

Pope Leo XIV began a four-day visit to Argentina, the first papal visit there since 1987. In Poland, six people were killed in a shooting in Krakow, and authorities began two days of national mourning. A train collision near Giza, Egypt, killed seven people and injured more than 100.

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At least 34 people died when a migrant boat sank off northwestern Senegal, and the search continued for survivors.
A sand cliff collapsed onto tents sheltering displaced families in Gaza, killing at least five people, including children.
The Zaporizhzhya Nuclear Power Plant in Ukraine switched to emergency diesel generators after losing its final external power line.
Israeli opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot began efforts to form a coalition after receiving a mandate from President Isaac Herzog.

Democrats won control of both chambers in the midterm elections, setting up a new confrontation with President Donald Trump over affordability and oversight.

Congress returned to Washington facing a shutdown deadline and House Republican leadership elections. The White House said immigration enforcement would continue after the Republican losses. The election also brought historic gains for Native American women in tribal, state and federal offices.

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House Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries strongly backed impeaching Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, while Representative Thomas Massie plans to introduce a resolution accusing Hegseth of, among other things, violating the War Powers Resolution.
Michigan senator-elect Abdul El-Sayed said he was open to working with Trump on affordable healthcare.
Former Trump adviser Calley Means accused White House officials of favoring industry interests in health policy, while officials disputed his account.
Crystalyne Curley was elected the first woman president of the Navajo Nation, and Peggy Flanagan became the first Native American woman elected to the Senate.

Nvidia’s board opened an independent investigation into reports that Chinese intelligence targeted chief executive Jensen Huang.

Debate over oversight and independence also featured in coverage of artificial intelligence. Local opposition to data-centre projects was widespread in U.S. votes, while a Danish supercomputer showed how facilities can reuse waste heat. The articles also examined copyright protections for creative work and new forms of phone-first entertainment.

Key Developments

Nvidia said it had no reason to believe company secrets or U.S. national security had been compromised, and Huang said he would cooperate.
A Commerce Department centre that assesses AI safety has reportedly been asked to informally report to a White House office and has stopped publishing research.
Voters backed measures limiting or opposing data-centre development in 40 of 41 local contests tracked by Ballotpedia.
At the University of Southern Denmark, a liquid-cooled supercomputer sends captured waste heat to a local district heating network.
The International Federation of the Phonographic Industry urged Australia not to weaken copyright protections for AI companies.

U.S. midterm results showed growing opposition to AI data centers.

The British government is expected to ease electric-car sales targets, though ministers have not announced a decision. U.S. employers’ health benefit costs are forecast to rise sharply in 2027. Latin American banana producers are calling for prices that cover their costs as extreme weather cuts harvests and exports.

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Mercer forecast an 8.2 percent rise in employer health benefit costs per employee in 2027, the largest increase since 2003.
Jaguar Land Rover obtained a court order to seize digital records at BYD offices in the Netherlands as a court prepares to consider an intellectual property claim over BYD’s Ti7 SUV.
A couple in Scotland withdrew an offer on a home after learning that a tax charge of £9,000 could apply because one partner still owns a flat in Kyiv.
Some traders said they could no longer afford pitches at Liverpool’s Christmas market after a new operator set stall fees as high as £12,000.

England beat Australia 45-22 in a seven-try performance that eased pressure on coach Steve Borthwick.

Manchester United came from two goals behind twice to draw 4-4 with Aston Villa, but stayed 18th in the Premier League. Brighton moved into second place, five points behind leaders Arsenal, with a 2-0 win over Brentford. Lando Norris won the São Paulo Grand Prix, while Mercedes secured the constructors’ championship.

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Carlos Alcaraz beat Ben Shelton in straight sets to win his first Paris Masters title and extend his winning streak to nine matches.
The Cincinnati Bengals beat the Atlanta Falcons 34-17 in Madrid for their fourth straight win, with Joe Burrow responsible for four touchdowns.
Australia beat Samoa 44-12 to reach the men’s Rugby League World Cup final, where it will face New Zealand next Sunday.
Lionel Messi won his second consecutive Major League Soccer Golden Boot after scoring 26 goals for Inter Miami.

Nvidia opened an independent investigation into reports that Chief Executive Jensen Huang was targeted by Chinese intelligence.

Pope Leo XIV began a visit to Argentina, where he urged leaders to put people before the economy. In the United States, Congress returned to Washington facing leadership contests and a shutdown deadline after major midterm losses for Republicans. Manchester United drew 4-4 with Aston Villa but remained 18th in the Premier League. England beat Australia 45-22 in rugby union.

Key Developments

Nvidia said it had no reason to believe company secrets or United States national security were compromised.
Huang said he would cooperate with the inquiry and apologized for being unfaithful to his wife.
Senator Elizabeth Warren said she was ready to work with President Donald Trump on a proposal to cap credit card interest rates at 10 percent.
A £40 million programme in England will give 300,000 vulnerable patients extra support from general practices this winter.
Brighton moved into second place in the Premier League after a 2-0 win over Brentford, five points behind leaders Arsenal.

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Nvidia opened an independent investigation into reports that Chief Executive Jensen Huang was targeted by Chinese intelligence.

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Iran warned of retaliation while keeping a two-day proposal to end the war on the table.

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Democrats won control of both chambers in the midterm elections, setting up a new confrontation with President Donald Trump over affordability and oversight.

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Nvidia’s board opened an independent investigation into reports that Chinese intelligence targeted chief executive Jensen Huang.

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U.S. midterm results showed growing opposition to AI data centers.

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England beat Australia 45-22 in a seven-try performance that eased pressure on coach Steve Borthwick.

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Nvidia opened an independent investigation into reports that Chief Executive Jensen Huang was targeted by Chinese intelligence.

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Nvidia opened an independent investigation into reports that Chief Executive Jensen Huang was targeted by Chinese intelligence.

Key Developments

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Iran warned of retaliation while keeping a two-day proposal to end the war on the table.

Key Developments

Top Stories

Democrats won control of both chambers in the midterm elections, setting up a new confrontation with President Donald Trump over affordability and oversight.

Key Developments

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Nvidia’s board opened an independent investigation into reports that Chinese intelligence targeted chief executive Jensen Huang.

Key Developments

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U.S. midterm results showed growing opposition to AI data centers.

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England beat Australia 45-22 in a seven-try performance that eased pressure on coach Steve Borthwick.

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Nvidia opened an independent investigation into reports that Chief Executive Jensen Huang was targeted by Chinese intelligence.

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