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Jensen Huang, the CEO of the American technology and chip manufacturer Nvidia, had a close relationship with a Chinese businesswoman who was a spy for China’s Ministry of State Security, according to The New York Times citing a memo circulated last spring among top policymakers in the Trump Administration.
Along with the memo, U.S. intelligence officials believe that the businesswoman, Alice Huang, was recruited to collect intelligence on Jensen Huang, Nvidia’s chief executive, as part of a drive by Beijing’s top spy agency to learn more about American A.I. chips and potentially influence the company to push for its most advanced chips to be made available to China.
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trump coming into office and immediately dismantling his coalition for literally no reason is still pretty funny
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Netanyahu is out.
Eisenkot forms coalition with 67 seats, no cooperation with Likud.
Herzog reportedly will turn over mandate on Sunday.
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There's a non-trivial chance that the midterms (and specifically the massive vote against AI data centres, which were voted down almost everywhere they were on the ballot) have popped the US AI bubble.
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To all the non-white people that voted Republican, this is what they think of you.
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James Talarico received *more early votes* then Paxton received in TOTAL
This race was over before it began 😭
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Real Clear Politics’ Sean Treade on the GOP’s historic midterm losses
“This is what happens when you win a two-point victory in 2024 and become convinced that you have emerged with a New Deal like mandate.”
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Projection:
Democrat Scott Colom is the Projected Winner in the Mississippi Senate election. He will defeat Incumbent Republican Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith.
Democratic Gain
#Election2026 #ElectionDay #MSSen
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Democrats are approaching 260 seats in the US House of Representatives, according to NBC projections
The Democrats are also set for 55-56 seats in the Senate


































