What we know so far about Jensen Huang's affair with suspected Chinese spy

BBC - Nov 9, 2026

The billionaire tech executive finds himself mired in a personal and national security scandal.

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What Is Congress’s Plan to Speed Up Energy Permits?

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The sprawling bill, which has divided Democrats, would overhaul major environmental laws to streamline the permitting process.

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Nuclear war fears rise as radiation drug is distributed to civilians living near US strike targets

Nuclear war fears rise as radiation drug is distributed to civilians living near US strike targets

A drug that signals the extreme fear that a nuclear strike of radioactive disaster is near has just been handed out near a key target of the US military.

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Who is Neela Nataraj? IIT Bombay professor earns prestigious global recognition for mathematics research

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For Nataraj, the recognition is particularly significant because it places her research contributions within an international network of scientists working across disciplines to advance scientific knowledge and research capacity.

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British TV viewers suffering from 'streaming overload' because they are 'overwhelmed by choice' - with millions calling for a 'return to simpler times'

British TV viewers suffering from 'streaming overload' because they are 'overwhelmed by choice' - with millions calling for a 'return to simpler times'

TV viewers are said to be suffering with 'streaming overload' - with millions calling for a 'return to simpler times'

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Honor 700 series' unusual rear screen could do more than take selfies: Here's what it may reveal about your health

Honor 700 series' unusual rear screen could do more than take selfies: Here's what it may reveal about your health

Honor's new 700 series has a surprise rear display that could track heart rate, show notifications and even help take selfies.

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Meet the real-life 'Thing': Scientists develop a robotic hand that walks on its fingers - just like the creepy Addams Family character

Meet the real-life 'Thing': Scientists develop a robotic hand that walks on its fingers - just like the creepy Addams Family character

While it might look just like 'Thing' from The Addams Family, this scuttling hand isn't the product of any special effects wizardry or Hollywood magic.

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An Anti-Trump Protest. Police Threats. Inside a Rift in Diabetes Research.

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It began with a protest at an American Diabetes Association conference. Now a resulting boycott has caused a scientific slowdown, with no end in sight.

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Sacred bones of saint who inspired Santa Claus destroyed in church raid just before Christmas

Sacred bones of saint who inspired Santa Claus destroyed in church raid just before Christmas

The sacred bones of a saint who inspired the story of Santa Claus were stolen from a church and destroyed in a shocking church desecration.

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I was on the edge of death. I saw a being of pure light and my life playing like a movie… but drawings of my visions revealed something beyond this realm

I was on the edge of death. I saw a being of pure light and my life playing like a movie… but drawings of my visions revealed something beyond this realm

The presence was brighter than anything they had ever encountered. They described 'one massive entity' and a feeling of 'total unity' with it, a connection that seemed to extend to everything around them.

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Why getting revenge on an ex feels so good: Study reveals how small acts of retaliation can be fun and guilt-free

Why getting revenge on an ex feels so good: Study reveals how small acts of retaliation can be fun and guilt-free

If you've ever fantasised about finally putting an annoying ex, backstabbing colleague or rude neighbour in their place, you're not alone.

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