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- 2026-11-13
ArticleWhat we know so far about Nvidia interim CEO Colette Kress
What we know so far about Nvidia interim CEO Colette KressNvidia interim CEO Colette Kress has served as the company's chief financial officers. Kevin Roose, host of NPR's Machine Gods podcast, talks with Scott Detrow about what to expect from her. Nvidia interim CEO Colette Kress has served as the company's chief financial officers.
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- 2026-11-13
▶ VideoNvidia sheds almost $500 billion in value as Jensen Huang resigns
Shares of the chipmaker extended their losses after Nvidia said its longtime CEO is stepping down amid revelations of a relationship with a suspected Chinese spy.
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- 2026-11-13
▶ VideoMajor AI developers can't control their own tech, lawsuit alleges
Companies including Anthropic, Meta and OpenAI are knowingly building technology that poses catastrophic risks to humanity, nonprofit groups claim in a lawsuit.
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- 2026-11-13
▶ VideoThe Jensen Huang Scandal & How to Spot a Honey Trap | Straight up with Kelly and Vlad
A billionaire, affairs, and an alleged honey trap at the hands of the Chinese government. This week, Vlad and Kelly are going inside the world of honey traps, Romeos, and sexpionage. With former intelligence officer and historian, Mark Jacobson, and investigative journalist and author of "The Game," Neil Strauss, they unpack how spies exploit attraction, ego, and emotions to get close to the world's most powerful people—and why sometimes the most dangerous secrets are spilled in pillow talk.
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- 2026-11-13
▶ VideoDR Congo's Tshisekedi signs referendum law amid fears of third-term bid
DR Congo President Félix Tshisekedi paved the way for a constitutional amendment on November 10 by signing a law authorising a referendum. The move comes amid concerns that he could seek a third term in office, with opposition figures accusing him of manoeuvring to remain in power.
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- 2026-11-13
▶ VideoNgo criticizes UN's response to massacre in South Sudan
In tonight's edition, Amnesty International accuses both the government and UN peacekeepers of failing to protect civilians during a massacre in South Sudan that killed over 200 people. Also, more than a thousand people are prosecuted for illegal mining in Guinea. And a century after French colonial troops killed him, a Malagasy king has finally come home.
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- 2026-11-13
▶ VideoAcross Africa: Tunisians drawn into Russia's war with Ukraine
This week: A new report says more than 1,400 Africans have been recruited to fight for Russia in Ukraine since 2023. Also, as South Africa races to become Africa's digital gateway, a growing backlash is emerging in Cape Town. And music, dance and theatre lit up Abéché as the city's arts festival in Chad drew crowds of young spectators.
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- 2026-11-13
ArticleN.S. municipal politicians weigh in on whether AI can speed up housing approvals
Municipal politicians in Nova Scotia are reacting after the federal government pitched artificial intelligence as a way of speeding up housing approvals. The recent federal budget included $100 million to help communities adopt the AI technology, but many questions remain around how it will be implemented. “AI, I think at the municipal level, it could be beneficial,” said Halifax District 5 Coun.
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- 2026-11-13
ArticleGenerations Foundation holiday food and toy drive kicks off: Here’s where to donate
The Generations Foundation has launched its 27th annual holiday food and toy drive, aiming to bring holiday cheer to thousands of children and families in need across Montreal. The organization collects new toys for children and non-perishable food items for families struggling to make ends meet, as food insecurity remains one of the greatest challenges facing families today.