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Nvidia shares lost about $450 billion in market value as its board investigated allegations involving chief executive Jensen Huang.

The U.S. House began a procedural vote on whether to advance an impeachment resolution against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. Senator Bernie Sanders said he would not support Chuck Schumer for Senate Democratic leader. U.S. credit card balances reached a record $1.29 trillion in the third quarter.

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Anthropic proposed selling shares at a price that would value the company at about $1.4 trillion.
IBM’s consulting division said it would stop sponsoring U.S. work visas and green cards for most roles.
U.S. prosecutors charged three men over alleged plans for attacks on Jewish communities and a British airbase used by the U.S. Air Force.
Doctors Without Borders said movement restrictions and shortages of essential medicines continued to limit healthcare in the West Bank.
Australian jockey Izzy Neale died two days after being injured in a race at Warren racecourse.

U.S. prosecutors charged three men over alleged plots targeting RAF Fairford and communities in Europe and the United States.

Israel’s new parliament opened without a clear path to a governing majority, as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot called for a national government. In southern Lebanon, a United Nations patrol came under fire, while G7 foreign ministers called for a new security arrangement before the force’s mandate expires. Bangladesh saw clashes as supporters of ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina protested for her return.

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The indictment alleges that Mohammad Baqer Saad Dawood Al-Saadi coordinated the plans with two others, and one defendant is in U.S. custody.
British police arrested a 41-year-old U.S. Army member near Gloucester on suspicion of espionage linked to Russia; he remains in custody.
Doctors Without Borders representative Frederica Venturi said movement restrictions and shortages of essential medicines were limiting healthcare access in the West Bank.
Salvadoran troops supported an operation against the 400 Mawozo gang in Haiti that left 20 people dead, according to President Nayib Bukele.
Formula One champion Lewis Hamilton visited Egypt’s North Sinai region to see how aid for Gaza is stored and coordinated.

The midterm results left both parties facing Senate leadership tests.

Democrats won a decisive midterm victory and are set to control 24 state legislatures from January. The Senate race in Mississippi remained uncalled, with Democrat Scott Colom narrowly ahead of Republican Cindy Hyde-Smith. Democrats also signalled plans to investigate Trump administration officials and policies when they take control of Congress.

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Republican senators re-elected John Thune as their leader, despite losses that will put the party in the minority.
Bernie Sanders said he would not support Chuck Schumer’s bid to remain Democratic leader, while other Democrats called for a debate over the party’s direction.
A Gallup poll found that 49 percent of adults supported the death penalty for people convicted of murder, the lowest level since 1971.
A federal appeals court ruled that Kari Lake illegally fired Voice of America director Michael Abramowitz and backed his reinstatement.
A Massachusetts jury convicted former police officer Matthew Farwell of murdering Sandra Birchmore and her unborn child.

Nvidia has opened an independent investigation into chief executive Jensen Huang’s relationship with an executive at a major customer.

U.S. intelligence officials reportedly suspect the executive of working for China. China’s state media called the probe politically motivated, while U.S. lawmakers pushed for tighter limits on China’s access to advanced AI chips. The case has drawn attention to Nvidia’s central role in the global technology industry.

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Nvidia’s board said it had no reason to believe company secrets or national security had been compromised.
Former federal prosecutor Joon Kim will lead Nvidia’s inquiry, while the Federal Bureau of Investigation is conducting a separate probe.
A flaw in Grok Build’s sharing links exposed thousands of live projects containing personal, medical and business information.
IBM’s consulting division will stop sponsoring U.S. work visas and green cards for most roles.
A cyberattack on commercial refrigeration systems in France showed how a small intrusion can disrupt food storage and supply.

U.S. consumer prices rose faster than expected in October, complicating the Federal Reserve’s next rate decision.

Food and shelter costs rose even as gasoline fell below four dollars a gallon. Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller said he was leaning toward a half-point rate increase in December, depending on incoming data. Household debt and housing affordability remained strained, while a major artificial intelligence company prepared for a record-sized public offering.

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The Consumer Price Index rose 0.4 percent from September to October, and core prices rose 0.3 percent; both increases were 0.1 percentage point above forecasts.
The Labor Department did not report an annual inflation rate because last year’s government shutdown prevented it from collecting October 2025 price data.
Credit card balances reached a record $1.29 trillion in the third quarter, and total household debt climbed to $19.1 trillion.
Newly pending home sales fell 17 percent in October from a year earlier, the largest annual decline since 2023, according to Zillow.
Anthropic is seeking a valuation of up to $1.4 trillion in a planned public offering that could raise as much as $64.4 billion.

Australian jockey Izzy Neale, 22, died two days after falling during a race.

The Minnesota Vikings acquired quarterback Kirk Cousins from the Las Vegas Raiders. Manchester United executives are due to discuss head coach Michael Carrick’s future after the club won once in its first 10 Premier League matches. Formula 1 plans to hold its Qatar and Abu Dhabi Grands Prix as scheduled, while retaining the option to cancel if safety conditions worsen.

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Bournemouth defender James Hill received his first England call-up as cover for the injured Ezri Konsa.
Cricket Australia chief executive Todd Greenberg said the organization would not reopen its investigation into the 2018 ball-tampering scandal.
The Los Angeles Lakers extended their winning streak to six games with a 124-114 victory over the Atlanta Hawks, led by Luka Doncic’s 32 points.
The San Antonio Spurs beat the Phoenix Suns 122-96 as Victor Wembanyama scored 40 points and blocked eight shots.

Nvidia shares lost about $450 billion in market value as its board investigated allegations involving chief executive Jensen Huang.

The U.S. House began a procedural vote on whether to advance an impeachment resolution against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. Senator Bernie Sanders said he would not support Chuck Schumer for Senate Democratic leader. U.S. credit card balances reached a record $1.29 trillion in the third quarter.

Key Developments

Anthropic proposed selling shares at a price that would value the company at about $1.4 trillion.
IBM’s consulting division said it would stop sponsoring U.S. work visas and green cards for most roles.
U.S. prosecutors charged three men over alleged plans for attacks on Jewish communities and a British airbase used by the U.S. Air Force.
Doctors Without Borders said movement restrictions and shortages of essential medicines continued to limit healthcare in the West Bank.
Australian jockey Izzy Neale died two days after being injured in a race at Warren racecourse.

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Nvidia shares lost about $450 billion in market value as its board investigated allegations involving chief executive Jensen Huang.

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U.S. prosecutors charged three men over alleged plots targeting RAF Fairford and communities in Europe and the United States.

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The midterm results left both parties facing Senate leadership tests.

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Nvidia has opened an independent investigation into chief executive Jensen Huang’s relationship with an executive at a major customer.

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U.S. consumer prices rose faster than expected in October, complicating the Federal Reserve’s next rate decision.

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Australian jockey Izzy Neale, 22, died two days after falling during a race.

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Nvidia shares lost about $450 billion in market value as its board investigated allegations involving chief executive Jensen Huang.

Key Developments

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U.S. prosecutors charged three men over alleged plots targeting RAF Fairford and communities in Europe and the United States.

Key Developments

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The midterm results left both parties facing Senate leadership tests.

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Nvidia has opened an independent investigation into chief executive Jensen Huang’s relationship with an executive at a major customer.

Key Developments

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U.S. consumer prices rose faster than expected in October, complicating the Federal Reserve’s next rate decision.

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Australian jockey Izzy Neale, 22, died two days after falling during a race.

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Nvidia shares lost about $450 billion in market value as its board investigated allegations involving chief executive Jensen Huang.

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