The 10 lead articles from The New York Times. Updated Nov 15 at 4:29 PM EST.
The commerce secretary has been writing new rules that would affect Southeast Asian data centers, some of which are clients of his former firm.
Nvidia’s leader said his relationship with a female customer was just about business. But what he was concealing eventually led to his resignation from the company he created.
The Singaporean company’s statement added to the timeline involving Ms. Huang, a former executive who had a relationship with Jensen Huang of Nvidia. U.S. officials say she was spying for China.
When asked, the transportation secretary could not guarantee on Sunday that a similar air traffic meltdown would not occur again.
Operations are returning to normal after air traffic was shut down for more than 4 hours on Friday following a maintenance upgrade that crippled communications.
Israeli officials were convinced that Tehran was to blame for the airman’s disappearance. Alternative theories got little attention, until now.
The resumption of attacks after a two-month lull comes as peace talks between the U.S. and Iran appear to have stalled.
It’s a setback for the Yemeni government and its ally Saudi Arabia, as analysts said the momentum in country’s civil war was tilting toward the Iran-backed Houthis.
Senator Chris Van Hollen of Maryland said on Sunday that he has a “wide-open” path to unseat Chuck Schumer, the long-serving Senate Democratic leader.
More than a half-dozen potential Democratic presidential candidates made early pitches for themselves and their visions at what amounted to a party-wide post-election victory party.