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One of the nation's best-known scholarship programs for Hispanic students will accept applicants of any race, settling a lawsuit that accused it of discrimination. The case is the latest sign of how far the legal fight over race-conscious programs has spread beyond college admissions.
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U.S. intelligence has concluded that Alice Huang, a financier who moved from Shanghai's finance world into the orbit of tech titans and their coveted A.I. chips, is a Chinese asset. Her path shows how access to the world's most valuable hardware can run through personal networks rather than formal channels.
A powerful El Niño, driven by ocean waves that travel unseen beneath the Pacific, is battering California's coast with storms and high water, testing the resilience of some of its most beloved communities.
"Says his $3 billion net worth increase during his second presidency is because of stocks."
"Florida U.S. Sen. Ashley Moody "is trading stocks and she's gotten richer" by $2 million since entering Congress."
""We lead the nation in farm foreclosures now here in Iowa.""
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SubscribeThe newest College Football Playoff ranking left several programs fuming, with the ACC's standing and the committee's handling of strength of schedule drawing the sharpest complaints.
Sulfuric acid is better known for destruction than creation. A growing body of research suggests it could still serve as a solvent for life on worlds like Venus.
Nvidia plans to put $10 billion into Anthropic alongside the AI company's initial public offering, the largest of several new commitments from industry giants. The deal deepens a relationship in which the chipmaker is both supplier and shareholder.
A 17-day sweep through six European cities in four countries, with a traveling company of 147, capped the New York Philharmonic's lavish welcome for Gustavo Dudamel.
Tech giants are pitching agentic AI as the next way Americans will shop. Before you let software spend your money, the questions about liability, privacy and mistakes deserve answers.
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Newly surfaced photos reportedly link a woman U.S. intelligence identified as a Chinese spy to Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang dating to at least 2023, raising hard questions about who gets close to the world's most strategically important chipmaker.
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Rather than vote Hegseth's impeachment articles up or down, the Republican-led House narrowly referred them to the Judiciary Committee. The maneuver keeps questions about U.S. operations in Iran, Yemen, Venezuela and the Caribbean unresolved.
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Jensen Huang's unusually large role at Nvidia, and across the American tech industry, means a scandal around the CEO is a test for a much wider ecosystem that depends on his company.
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Toyota intends to sell kei pickup trucks in the United States, betting that a cult favorite among enthusiasts, and an unlikely fan in President Trump, can become a mainstream answer to soaring vehicle prices.
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The Republican-led House voted to set aside an effort to impeach Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth over his handling of the war in Iran and other military hostilities. The outcome shows the majority staying loyal to the administration on war policy for now.
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Each card shows the source furthest ahead in the count. Verified: two separate sources name the same leader, and their counts for the leader and for the race total are within 1 percent. Single source: only one source has the race, or the sources are more than 1 percent apart. Called: a source has declared a winner. Too close: the lead is under 1 percentage point. Sources disagree: two sources name different leaders or winners. Results refresh about every 2 minutes while this panel is on screen, and each source is checked about once a minute, so a number can be up to a few minutes old. No counts are shown for a state until its last polls close. Seat totals count only races a source has called, plus seats not up this year (striped); the Senate Democratic total includes 2 independents who caucus with Democrats.
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