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Nvidia’s CEO and the Chinese Spy Honeytrap: What Is Going on With AI? | Analysis
A torrid affair between one of the world’s most important tech CEOs and a suspected Chinese spy with the fate of artificial intelligence in the balance — it sounds like a compelling pitch for a new action thriller, but real life proves to be far more shocking. On Sunday, Jensen Huang, CEO of the world’s…
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President Trump backs energy permitting bill on eve of Senate vote
A bipartisan plan to speed the federal approval process for major energy and infrastructure projects received the endorsement of President Trump on the eve of a key Senate vote on the bill. “This Landmark Permitting Reform Legislation will codify our America First Energy Agenda, and ensure that we can build Pipelines, Mines, and Power Plants…
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Blistering lawsuits target brutal ICE raids as feds stonewall: ‘It can’t continue
In the 10 months since U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent Jonathan Ross shot and killed Renee Good through her car windows in south Minneapolis, no criminal charges have been filed against Ross. Ross violated department policy and law enforcement best practices by walking in front of Good’s car and shooting at her as the…
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Lawmakers briefed on Nvidia affair as security concerns mount
WASHINGTON — The Trump administration has briefed top lawmakers on a growing national security crisis around the world’s leading chipmaker, Nvidia, after its chief executive, Jensen Huang, admitted over the weekend to an extramarital affair with a suspected Chinese spy. Senior U.S. intelligence officials briefed the Gang of Eight — congressional leaders from both parties, and the…
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Can Trump still be the religious right’s “imperfect vessel”?
Every week, millions of Christians gather to worship and remember the tenets of the faith: belief in God, in Jesus Christ as his son and their savior, and in the Holy Spirit. Many utter the words of the Lord’s Prayer each week, and in doing so, ask that God forgive our sins, as we forgive…
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Trump admin sued over ‘crushing blow’ to science: ‘Disservice to the American public’
Some scientists and scientific societies sued President Donald Trump’s administration in the District of Massachusetts on Monday for shutting down the entity that provides nearly two-thirds of federal funding for basic academic research in the social, behavioral, and economic sciences. The administration’s effort to eliminate the National Science Foundation’s Directorate for Social, Behavioral, and Economic…
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Nvidia’s Jensen Huang could face major trouble when Dems take control of Congress: ‘No way this guy survives’
Jensen Huang is not only a “key man” for Nvidia’s AI empire but more broadly for the US economy – but that doesn’t mean he and his job will be safe from the ire of Democrats on Capitol Hill next year. That’s the assessment from corporate governance experts and CEOs – including those with ties…
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‘RHOA’ alum Shereé Whitfield’s daughter joins ‘Next Gen NYC’ cast for Season 3
There’s a new cast member joining “Next Gen NYC,” and if you’re a Bravoholic, chances are, you know exactly who she is. Page Six has exclusively learned via a source that “Real Housewives of Atlanta” OG Shereé Whitfield’s daughter, Kaleigh Whitfield, has been cast for a third season of the Bravo reality television show. Bravo…
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Joseph Baena, son of Arnold Schwarzenegger, places in top 5 of first pro bodybuilding competition
Joseph Baena, the youngest son of “Terminator” star Arnold Schwarzenegger, placed in the top five of his first professional bodybuilding competition on Saturday. Baena, 29, posted video of his fifth-place posing routine in the INBA PNBA Pro/Am World Cup in El Segundo to Instagram. He also posted photos documenting life behind the scenes at a…
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Trump’s mixed messages on immigration
This story appeared in The Logoff, a daily newsletter that helps you stay informed about the Trump administration without letting political news take over your life. Subscribe here. Welcome to The Logoff: Is Donald Trump’s immigration agenda about to get even more draconian — or less? What’s happening? As of Monday, immigration hardliner Stephen Miller…