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  • [[Los Angeles Times]]
    • Huang's exit tests stability of Nvidia, AI
      • The chipmaker's stock tumbles after the embattled co-founder and CEO steps down
    • Even in Vernon, a turn away from data centers
      • Business-friendly city reexamines its approach to the energy-intensive warehouses it courted
    • Trump shifts Vance's focus off Iran
      • He tells vice president to look into Dems' 'corruption' rather than trying to end war.
    • After Trump taunt, vote count sped up
      • L.A. County made changes to tally ballots more quickly. They seem to work
      • The county had processed about 99% of nearly 3.2 million ballots by Tuesday, a state report found.
    • How bad will El Niño winter be? It depends whom you ask
      • Scientists disagree about power of season's storms
    • Midterms highlight rise in hate speech
      • Online calls for violence have grown as firms roll back content moderation.


  • [[USA Today]]
    • Officials: ICE detention plan wasted millions
      • DHS trying to sell several warehouses it purchased
      • The Department of Homeland Security planned an immigration detention “mega center” in Social Circle, Georgia. The proposal later was abandoned.
      • Cali Overs, who has led efforts against the proposed immigration detention center near Dysart High School, stands outside the building in Surprise, Arizona.
    • Nearby work cited in collapse
      • Firefighters and others search for survivors after an apartment building collapsed in New York City.
    • AI helping cybercriminals net personal info
      • Tech-assisted malware swipes food delivery, online shopping data
      • “VOLTA-AUTODOXER” malware can run queries against your inbox to access information such as DoorDash receipts or Amazon Prime deliveries.


  • [[The New York Times]]
    • NVIDIA CHIEF QUITS AS SECOND AFFAIR ADDS TO SCRUTINY
      • Huang Was Face of an A.I. Boom and a Spy Scandal
    • NVIDIA CHIEF QUITS AS SECOND AFFAIR ADDS TO SCRUTINY
      • China Plays the Long Game When It Sets the ‘Gentle Trap’
    • Bricks Rained Down, Then Apartment Walls Fell
      • At Least 8 Dead and 18 Injured in a Brooklyn Building Collapse
      • Rescue workers searched for survivors Wednesday after a three-story building in Brooklyn collapsed into a construction site nearby.
    • Legal Scholar Whose Works Had No Equal
      • RICHARD A. POSNER, 1939-2026
    • Final Voyage for the S.S. United States
      • The 20th-century supership sank to the ocean floor, where it will become an artificial reef.
    • Prostate Cancer Screening Now Broadly Urged
      • All Men Ages 50 to 69 Seen as Needing Test


  • [[Wall Street Journal]]
    • Scandal Fells Nvidia’s Huang
      • CEO resigns amid reports of affairs, including one with an alleged spy for China
    • Chip Chief’s Coziness With Trump Wasn’t Enough to Avert His Undoing
      • The exit of Nvidia’s Jensen Huang marks the end of an era during which he stoked the AI boom and became a global celebrity.
    • CEO Met Paramour Through Her Husband
    • Home Sales Plummet To Level Not Seen In 16 Years
    • Deep Loss in GOP Heartland Exposes A Party in Pieces
      • Democrats take Greenville County, S.C., a longtime conservative fortress
    • Your Dog Is Too Fat: Why Everyone at the Vet Is Mad
      • Tensions are rising as pet owners balk at sky-high prices and vets feel disrespected


  • [[Financial Times]] 영국에 위치한 니케이 소유 회사입니다.
    • Huang exit plunges Nvidia into crisis
      • ▸ Boss sunk by scan­dal over affairs, one with alleged spy ▸ Share price suf­fers as fears for suc­ces­sion grip investors ▸ Founder took group from gam­ing chips to pil­lar of AI ▸ Search on for replace­ment after CFO Kress takes helm
      • After an initial 15% drop in its share price yesterday, retail investors piled in to 'buy the dip'
      • Spec­tac­u­lar fall: Jensen Huang departs after 33 years at the helm of what was until recently the world’s most valu­able com­pany
    • Kyiv says new Starlink curbs are aimed at for­cing Ukraine’s hand in peace talks
      • Volodymyr Zelenskyy said yes­ter­day that Ukraine’s mil­it­ary was again exper­i­en­cing sig­ni­fic­ant dis­rup­tions to Elon Musk’s Starlink satel­lite ser­vice, ham­per­ing efforts to inter­cept Rus­sian drones as US dip­lo­matic efforts con­tin­ued in Moscow.
    • Migra­tion to rich nations falls on tougher visa rules
      • Migra­tion to rich coun­tries is slow­ing because of weak job mar­kets and altered polit­ical agen­das. Legal inflows into the OECD’s mem­ber nations fell 1.6 per cent last year, after a 4 per cent drop in 2024. The data only partly reflects the fierce US immig­ra­tion crack­down. Else­where, the UK has made big changes to stem arrivals; Canada has slashed inflow tar­gets; and Aus­tralia has clamped down on ‘back­packer’ visas.