Nvidia Preps to Boot Jensen Huang after Second Alleged Affair Revealed in Wake of Chinese ‘Spy’ Scandal: Report

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By New York Post.

Jensen Huang’s future as Nvidia’s chief executive was hanging by a thread Wednesday night, with the chipmaking giant’s board weighing whether to remove its billionaire founder following revelations of a second alleged extramarital affair, the Wall Street Journal reported.

Directors were poised to meet as soon as late Wednesday to discuss whether Huang, 63, should remain in charge, according to the Journal, which cited people familiar with the matter.

Nvidia’s stock was down 8% in after-hours trading Wednesday, after clawing back some of its recent losses earlier in the day.

Huang, 63, led Nvidia — which he famously cofounded in 1993 in a Denny’s in San Jose, Calif. — to become the world’s top chipmaker and one of the driving forces of the AI revolution.

His ouster would send shockwaves through Silicon Valley and beyond — and mark a sharp reversal for Nvidia’s board. It publicly backed him just days ago as it launched an independent investigation into his affair with a Chinese businesswoman suspected of working for Beijing’s intelligence services. (Read more from “Nvidia Preps to Boot Jensen Huang after Second Alleged Affair Revealed in Wake of Chinese ‘Spy’ Scandal: Report” HERE)

Trump Issues Warning to ‘Horrible’ Democrats, Claims ‘We Won’ Iran War During Veterans Day Speech

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By New York Post.

President Trump claimed an Iran war victory and dedicated his forthcoming memorial arch to the members of the military during a Wednesday visit to Arlington National Cemetery to pay tribute to the nation’s veterans.

“To every veteran here at Arlington and across the nation, we offer our highest salute,” the president said, praising them as a “guiding light” to the nation.

He laid a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, saluting those who died for the country.

His Veterans Day speech was a tribute but also featured a warning to internal enemies.

Trump didn’t directly mention the incoming Democratic majority on Capitol Hill, who are threatening to subpoena and jail members of his administration and his family, but was clearly speaking of them when he warned against those who would damage the US with their “horrible ideology.” (Read more from “Trump Issues Warning to ‘Horrible’ Democrats, Claims ‘We Won’ Iran War During Veterans Day Speech” HERE)

Incoming Young Democrats In Senate Want Chuck Schumer Out

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By Daily Caller.

Incoming freshman and young Democratic senators want to replace Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer with 67-year-old Democratic Maryland Sen. Chris Van Hollen.

A handful of Democrats opposed Schumer’s potential leadership at a time when Democratic voters have been ousting the old-guard and establishment members of their party. Some incoming senators, including 42-year-old Democratic Michigan Sen.-elect Abdul El-Sayed and 47-year-old Democratic Minnesota Sen.-elect Peggy Flanagan expressed support for Van Hollen over Schumer, arguing they want generational change in leadership.

Van Hollen was among the first to call for an open process to consider replacing Schumer. No senator is currently challenging Schumer.

Democratic Michigan Sen. Elissa Slotkin and independent Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders said during a Tuesday press conference they would not back Schumer as the next leader. The Michigan Democrat said she had a “productive conversation” with Van Hollen.

“I acknowledge that I had conversations with Sen. Van Hollen yesterday because I have a point of view,” Slotkin said. “I’ve sat in that room and tried to figure out what our plan was for two years, and I think maybe it’s because I come from a national security background, you can’t lead people if you can’t lay out where you’re going, and it may be one thing when you’re in the minority, but it’s very different when it’s now your responsibility to deliver.” (Read more from “Incoming Young Democrats In Senate Want Chuck Schumer Out” HERE)

Massive NYC Building Collapse Leaves at Least 2 dead, over a Dozen Injured — Including 7 Kids — as FDNY Searches Through Rubble

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By New York Post.

A Brooklyn building collapsed into a massive pile of rubble Wednesday, killing at least two people and injuring 17 — including four critically — as firefighters desperately search for more victims buried underneath the wreck in a harrowing scene.

Loved ones made frantic calls for help after the three-story apartment building at Newkirk and Flatbush Avenues fell into an active construction site next door at around 4 p.m., witnesses said.

Officials warned that the number of victims would likely increase. Rescue crews don’t know how many people from the building are still missing as the dire and dangerous search for any survivors continued into the night and is expected to stretch for days.

“There was one lady saying her husband is still in the rubble. She was not crying. She was so quiet,” said Reverend Alfred Joseph, the pastor of a church across the street from the crumbled structure.

Joseph, 72, opened up Bethesda Church of God in Christ to those affected and prayed with them as they awaited news of their loved ones. (Read more from “Massive NYC Building Collapse Leaves at Least 2 dead, over a Dozen Injured — Including 7 Kids — as FDNY Searches Through Rubble” HERE)

Marine Corps Gives Troops Right To Reject Filthy, Unsafe Barracks

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The Marine Corps is giving troops the right to refuse mold-infested, pest-ridden and otherwise uninhabitable barracks without fear of retaliation.

The new housing standards allow Marines to reject rooms plagued by visible mold, pest infestations, broken heating and cooling systems, faulty locks or inoperable plumbing, according to a Marine Corps administrative message reported by Military Times on Tuesday. The policy also establishes minimum living standards, strengthens maintenance accountability and allows troops to seek intervention from commanding officers as the Pentagon moves to address deteriorating military housing conditions.

“The Service member is the Marine Corps’ most lethal and valued asset. Providing high-quality Unaccompanied Housing (UH) that protects the health, safety, dignity, and readiness of every Marine and Sailor is directly linked to operational lethality, recruitment, and retention,” the Marines’ statement read.

The Marine Corps did not immediately respond to the Daily Caller News Foundation’s request for comment.

Under the new barracks task force led by Medal of Honor recipient Dakota Meyer, the Marine Corps have established “unified, non-negotiable standards of livability, accountability, and maintenance responsiveness across all installations.” The goal of the task force is to “aggressively eliminate habitability gaps,” according to the administrative message. (Read more from “Marine Corps Gives Troops Right To Reject Filthy, Unsafe Barracks” HERE)

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UK Arrests High-Ranking US Soldier Suspected Of Spying For Russians

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By Daily Caller.

British authorities arrested a high-ranking U.S. Army soldier Tuesday near Gloucester on suspicion of spying for Russia, according to a statement from London’s Metropolitan Police.

The 41-year-old soldier, whose name and rank have not been released, was detained as part of a Counter Terrorism Policing investigation conducted with U.S. authorities, the U.S. military, and the FBI. He remains in custody at a London police station.

He was arrested on suspicion of offenses under Section 1 and Section 3 of the National Security Act 2023. Those sections cover obtaining or disclosing protected information and assisting a foreign intelligence service. Police said the allegations relate to Russia and that officers were searching two locations in Gloucestershire.

The soldier was assigned to NATO’s Allied Rapid Reaction Corps, headquartered at Imjin Barracks near Gloucester, according to a senior NATO official. A U.S. official described him as a field-grade officer, meaning he is either a major, lieutenant colonel, or colonel. The case follows earlier charges against a 22-year-old Army soldier accused of trying to pass classified information on the M1A2 Abrams tank to someone he believed was a Russian intelligence officer. (Read more from “UK Arrests High-Ranking US Soldier Suspected Of Spying For Russians” HERE)

Giant UFO With Dangling Tentacles Hovers Near US Military Base Before Vanishing

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By Daily Caller.

A giant, jellyfish-like UFO was filmed hovering in the direction of a US military base in Alaska before disappearing within minutes.

Sara Jane Osborn told the Daily Mail she was photographing a rainbow in Anchorage when a dark object emerged above distant trees near what she believed was Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson (JBER).

JBER hosts F-22 Raptor fighters and supports air defense, surveillance and military airlift operations.

The encounter unfolded on June 15 at around 10.13pm, she recalled, while the evening sky remained bright.

The object appeared to have dangling appendages that moved independently as it hovered and turned from side to side. Osborn estimated it was visible for about three minutes before vanishing almost as abruptly as it appeared. (Read more from “Giant UFO With Dangling Tentacles Hovers Near US Military Base Before Vanishing” HERE)

Thomas Massie Drops The Mic On Pete Hegseth In Brutal Pentagon Presser Prediction

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Outgoing Rep. Thomas Massie (R-Ky.) on Monday delivered a brutal forecast of Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s expected “rebuttal” to his efforts to impeach him — and his roast has gone viral on social media.

Massie — who introduced articles of impeachment against Hegseth over the Trump administration’s Iran war — pointed to the ex-Fox News host’s plans to hold a rare press conference at the Pentagon on Tuesday morning, adding that he suspected it would come before a House vote that’s expected sometime this week.

“And to that point, I hope he addresses the eight articles and doesn’t get up and misquote the Bible in Quentin Tarantino fashion and do some pullups and call everybody fat and gay for being for this impeachment —,” said Massie before cracking a smile at his own press conference on Capitol Hill.

“I may have just given you half his speech.”

Massie — a MAGA defector who fell to a Trump-backed opponent in the primaries earlier this year after he pushed the administration to release its files on Jeffrey Epstein — touches on quite a bit in his mic drop. (Read more from “Thomas Massie Drops The Mic On Pete Hegseth In Brutal Pentagon Presser Prediction” HERE)

MAGA Feud Engulfs Susie Wiles’ Firm as Massive $186 Million Haul Exposed

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By Alter Net.

Former White House chief of staff Susie Wiles has come under fire after a former aide to Robert F. Kennedy Jr. alleged in an interview Sunday that Wiles’ lobbying firm, Ballard Partners, controlled the White House. Now, CBS News is reporting her firm cashed in $186 million during Trump’s first two years in office.

Calley Means told “Face the Nation” on Sunday that the White House prioritized specific industries and corporations, like the sugar industry and big tobacco, while ignoring the president’s “Make America Healthy Again” agenda.

Means alleged Wiles blocked efforts to address issues like children’s sugar consumption because she needed donations from the industry for Republicans in the 2026 midterms. Meanwhile, her lobbying firm also pushed the pesticide glyphosate and worked on the approval of fruit-flavored vapes that capture new, young smokers.

The firm’s huge profits “did not happen by accident,” Means alleged.

Means, who resigned in October, also said Kennedy’s anti-tobacco agenda ultimately stalled. Wiles and “her deputies were still relentlessly pushing HHS to find a pathway for fruit-flavored vapes,” he said. (Read more from “MAGA Feud Engulfs Susie Wiles’ Firm as Massive $186 Million Haul Exposed” HERE)

Newly Elected Democrat Already Allegedly Facing Party Establishment Backlash

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By Daily Caller.

One week after a historic blue tsunami swept the country during the midterms, some Democrats are allegedly rallying their newly elected congressmen to keep toeing the line — or suffer consequences.

The Democratic Party is determined to appoint current minority leader Hakeem Jeffries as its Speaker of the House candidate Wednesday — so determined in fact, that some of its members made threats to Democratic Ohio Rep.-elect Don Leonard if he does not get on board with the vote, Politico reported Tuesday.

Leonard, who flipped a district that President Donald Trump carried by 10 percentage points in 2024, said in a Monday Instagram video titled “To speaker or not to speaker?” that Jeffries’ allies threatened “to make life a living hell” for him if he voted the wrong way. He said they added he would “never be re-elected” if he did not get in line and support the New York Democrat.

However, Leonard remained defiant of his senior Democrats’ orders in the video, saying that he received a letter from Jeffries that “still left several of my constituents’ questions unanswered.”

“So unless Speaker Jeffries is willing to commit to enforcing our nation’s laws, like the Leahy Law, against Israeli genocide in Gaza; unless the speaker is willing to get to the heart of this crisis, which is Citizens United, he will not have my vote,” Leonard said in another clip posted on his social media. He referred to heavily scrutinized 2010 landmark Supreme Court decision that allowed unlimited political expenditures by corporations and labor unions under the First Amendment. (Read more from “Newly Elected Democrat Already Allegedly Facing Party Establishment Backlash” HERE)