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Shutout: Justice Department goes 0-for-28 in noncitizen voter list lawsuits

The Department of Justice has been on a massive losing streak in its quest to force states to turn over their complete voter lists.

Jensen Huang resigns as CEO of Nvidia after affair with suspected Chinese spy

Jensen Huang is stepping down as CEO of Nvidia, the chipmaker he transformed from a gaming supplier into a $4 trillion behemoth at the heart of the artificial intelligence boom.

Gunman wounds 5 in D.C.'s Logan Circle, barricades himself in apartment

Metropolitan Police said Thursday five people were shot in the District's Logan Circle neighborhood by a gunman who has barricaded himself inside the upper levels of an apartment building.

Key Republicans warn Golden Dome missile shield funding could be under threat

The outgoing Republican chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee is raising concerns that funding for President Trump's signature Golden Dome missile defense shield project could be under threat in the wake of the GOP midterm election loss.

Nvidia weighs fate of CEO Jensen Huang as shares drop, lawmakers fume

Nvidia shares fell Thursday as the chipmaker's board weighed the fate of its CEO, Jensen Huang, in the wake of revelations about an extramarital affair with a suspected Chinese spy.

France blames Iran for a cyberattack that heated supermarket refrigerators

France on Monday blamed Iran for last month's cyberattack on supermarket refrigerators, summoned the Iranian ambassador and said it would seek European sanctions against those responsible for the attack.

Veterans bill clears House without a recorded vote; Democrats accuse Republicans of rushing it

The Republican-led House passed an extensive veterans' benefits package Wednesday without a recorded vote, shocking Democrats.

Rubio, Bessent voice doubts on AI talks with China

Secretary of State Marco Rubio said President Trump is expected to raise the issue of adopting guardrails on artificial intelligence during talks with Chinese President Xi Jinping but said little progress has been made ahead of next week's meeting in China.

Witkoff, Kushner meeting Putin in Russia after Ukraine peace talks in Abu Dhabi

U.S. Special Envoy Steve Witkoff and President Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner arrived in Moscow Thursday for a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin following productive trilateral negotiations in Abu Dhabi on ways to end the Russia-Ukraine war.

Death toll in the collapse of Brooklyn building rises to 5 as firefighters search rubble

The death toll from the collapse of a building in Brooklyn, New York, rose to five on Thursday morning after rescuers pulled three more bodies from the rubble.

Death toll rises to 5 in Brooklyn building collapse as rescuers dig through rubble

Firefighters early Thursday removed the bodies of three more people who died after a three-story building in Brooklyn collapsed at the edge of a construction site, bringing the death toll to five, and they kept digging through the rubble to find others who may be trapped beneath the wreckage.

Cop31: ‘The crisis is upon us now’, Burnham tells climate summit

World leaders will hold sway over Cop again today, as they swing through a series of bilateral meetings and roundtables on subjects from methane to forest finance. Prime minister Andy Burnham of the UK has arrived, and is set to follow up Ed Miliband’s warnings on the climate threat to national security with the appointment of a first climate security adviser. He will grab a bilateral with President Lula of Brazil while in town, before departing – with most other European leaders – to the Dublin conference on AI.