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Nvidia faces uncertainty as Jensen Huang’s resignation sends ripples through the AI industry. Election results remain unsettled as Democrats eye a historic House majority. A deadly Brooklyn building collapse and a Washington shooting dominate the crime headlines, while soaring mortgage rates hammer home sales. NASA opens the search for its next generation of lunar explorers.

Nvidia’s Jensen Huang faces board pressure as Anthropic eyes a historic IPO valuation. Democrats pull off a narrow Mississippi Senate flip, while a congressman challenges White House threats. Coordinated school bomb hoaxes raise hybrid-warfare fears. Meanwhile, credit card debt, heating bills, and baby formula prices hit painful highs, plus research explores walking’s link to creativity.

Republicans turn to Jim Jordan as they navigate a reduced House minority, while Democrats weigh a challenge to Chuck Schumer. The House shuts down an effort to impeach Pete Hegseth. Inflation stays stubborn, even as gas prices dip below $4. California rejects a billionaire wealth tax, and Amazon unveils a flying Ring drone designed to patrol indoor spaces.

Sari Soffer Sukenik, a journalist and senior producer, joins the conversation on Nvidia’s alleged Chinese spy scandal and the risks facing the wider AI industry. They examine cyberattacks reportedly linked to Iran, why boys may be reading less, and the trend of holiday celebrations starting earlier each year. Politics also takes center stage, with congressional power shifts, Katie Zacharia’s press secretary bid, and impeachment efforts targeting Pete Hegseth.

A post-midterm White House shake-up puts Stephen Miller and hardline immigration policies in the spotlight as Democrats prepare investigations and the 2028 field begins to emerge. Nvidia’s CEO faces scrutiny over an alleged affair and suspected Chinese intelligence ties. Political crises unfold in Israel and Paraguay, while Philadelphia protests target Jewish-owned restaurants. Plus, practical ways to tackle seasonal depression.

Democrats map out their opening agenda, from affordability and Medicaid to investigations, as Republicans debate Pete Hegseth’s future and Marco Rubio’s possible exit. European flights face bomb hoaxes, while record flooding hits Georgia. Rising vet bills fuel pet insurance demand, a boycott targets Jewish-owned eateries, and pineapple pizza sparks an Italian workplace dispute.

Chris Christie, former New Jersey governor, U.S. attorney, and two-time presidential candidate, analyzes a stunning Republican midterm defeat. He discusses Trump’s governing failures, broken campaign promises, voter backlash, and the party’s uncertain future. Christie also explores whether Republicans can build a new fairness-focused agenda, why Democrats’ gains remain fragile, and what it would take to restore trust in government.

Midterm results remain unresolved in Alaska and Mississippi as both parties confront leadership battles and the GOP reckons with its post-Trump future. Voters push back against data-center expansion and demand stronger AI oversight. A chilling cyberattack targets French blood-bank freezers, while canned cocktails surge despite falling alcohol consumption. Plus, election history and unexpected Monopoly trivia.

Democrats score sweeping victories across Congress and key red states, prompting questions about Trump’s future, Republican blame, and the 2028 field. Trump announces plans to end annual military aid to Israel. Google links school search access to AI adoption, while the rise of extreme “darecations” pushes travelers toward punishing adventures. Plus, a look back at King Tut, the Iran hostage crisis, and pop-music milestones.

Election Day brings high-stakes races, Trump’s final pitch, and a look at when results could arrive. Florida reels from historic rainfall, while investigators examine a deadly private jet crash. A NASA crew emerges from 378 days in a simulated Mars habitat. Also: supermarket fridge cyberattacks and the surprisingly gross case against putting luggage on hotel beds.