Monday, November 9th

Jensen Huang Admits Affair

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang admitted having an affair, and the company’s shares fell nearly 5% in premarket trading Monday amid scrutiny of the relationship.

Eisenkot Gets Mandate, Invites Netanyahu Allies

Israeli President Isaac Herzog formally gave opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot the first chance to form the next government on Sunday, after an election left neither bloc with a majority.

President Trump Links Deportations To Losses

President Donald Trump named deportation-policy architect Stephen Miller his chief of staff after acknowledging that his crackdown helped cause Republicans’ midterm losses.

Hakeem Jeffries Backs Pete Hegseth Impeachment

House Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries endorsed impeaching Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth on Sunday, calling himself a “hard yes” on a Republican-led resolution.

Egypt Train Collision Kills 7

Two trains collided south of Cairo, Egypt, on Sunday, killing at least seven people and injuring at least 125, authorities said.

President Trump Downplays Iran Strikes

President Donald Trump said Sunday that renewed major U.S. attacks on Iran were “highly unlikely” if negotiations make progress, but he would strike again if necessary.

Kraków Mass Shooter Dies

The gunman who killed six people in Kraków’s main square on Saturday died in hospital early Monday, Polish police said.

Todd Blanche May Probe Democrats

Attorney General Todd Blanche on Sunday left open investigating Democratic lawmakers after President Donald Trump ordered the Justice Department to examine their plans to investigate his administration.

Houthi Strike Damages Aramco

A Saudi Aramco office building in Riyadh’s financial district was damaged Sunday in an attack that Yemen’s Houthi rebels later claimed responsibility for.