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Relocating outside the US had been my dream for a long time, but I wanted to make sure my mom had a solid plan in place before I left.
  • Before I relocated abroad, I set up a care plan for my aging mother, who'd be staying in California.
  • We spent years securing affordable housing that met her needs, and we planned my visits and calls.
  • I also made her a wallet-sized emergency card with her

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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said in a message to staff that he was unfaithful to his wife.
  • Nvidia shares dropped sharply on Monday after revelations about CEO Jensen Huang's personal life.
  • The chipmaker is investigating an affair Huang had with a tech exec and a suspected Chinese spy.
  • Nvidia's stock fell 8% at the market open, erasing roughly $360 billion from

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When Jonathan Kanter stepped down as head of the Justice Department's Antitrust Division in 2024, he set out to keep fighting to dismantle illegal monopolies. But this time, he's continuing the fight in the private sector, and with a perhaps unexpected tool: AI.

Alongside former acting Antitrust Division chief Doha Mekki, Kanter recently launched a new tech startup, FluxCap. The team is



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Jensen Huang during a 2025 visit to China.
  • Nvidia is investigating whether Jensen Huang was targeted by a foreign intelligence effort.
  • Huang said he had an affair. US officials believe the woman was recruited as a spy by the Chinese government.
  • Here's what the Nvidia CEO has said over the years about China, export controls, and the AI race.

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Sondre Pettersen lives in one of the most expensive places in the world. At 25, he works as a cybersecurity incident response analyst in Oslo, Norway, earning about $78,000 a year. He recently purchased a $465,000 apartment and carefully manages his expenses, saving around $1,000 a month while prioritizing travel, skiing, and other hobbies.

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An American soldier simulating an enemy picks up a drone during a recent exercise.
  • US Army soldiers training in Germany are using relay drones to extend the range of their operations.
  • The relays extend the signal between a pilot and their mission drone, allowing them to fly farther.
  • It's a tactic that has become increasingly important in Ukraine.

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Blackletter founders Avi Brudner, David Stewart, and Jonathan Rosenbluth.
  • Blackletter is the latest startup law firm trying to take clients away from Big Law.
  • The Canadian neofirm has raised a $6 million seed round led by Lerer Hippeau.
  • The founders think it can avoid Weil's fate by building a system that learns from past work.

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Pomera's digital typewriters are a cult hit with those craving a distraction-free writing experience. Dedicated word processor devices never caught on in the US the way they did in Japan. And the ones available in the US, like the AlphaSmart Neo, just weren't as sleek and portable as the tiny foldable devices from Pomera.

Until last year, Pomera devices were only available in Japan