Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang resigns after affair allegations; CFO named interim leader
Nvidia's board named its first-ever chair, Harvey Jones, as shares fell sharply on news of the departure.
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Daily News Digest · Today
Thursday, November 12, 2026
Today's top stories include Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's resignation over affair allegations, the death of NBC sportscaster Dan Hicks at 64, and an Israeli strike on a Gaza hospital that killed six, according to the health ministry.
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Business & Tech
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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang resigns after affair allegations; CFO named interim leader
Nvidia's board named its first-ever chair, Harvey Jones, as shares fell sharply on news of the departure.
U.S. News
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Gunman kills one at Washington, D.C. gym, wounds four, then dies by suicide
The shooting happened at a VIDA Fitness in the Logan Circle neighborhood, about a mile north of the White House.
U.S. News
#3
Trump threatens to double tariffs on Mexico unless it stops migrant caravans
The president said the caravan of about 1,500 people, mostly from Central America, must be stopped immediately.
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Gunman kills one at Washington, D.C. gym, wounds four, then dies by suicide
The shooting happened at a VIDA Fitness in the Logan Circle neighborhood, about a mile north of the White House.
U.S. News
2
Trump threatens to double tariffs on Mexico unless it stops migrant caravans
The president said the caravan of about 1,500 people, mostly from Central America, must be stopped immediately.
U.S. News
3
Israeli strike hits Nasser hospital in Gaza, killing six, health ministry says
Witnesses said a missile struck a building housing surgical wards and intensive care units at the hospital.
World
4
Brooklyn building collapse death toll rises to 8
The number of people killed in the collapse has increased to eight.
U.S. News
5
Democrat Scott Colom wins Mississippi Senate race, flipping seat from Republican control
Colom defeated incumbent Republican Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith, and the Associated Press called the race more than a week after Election Day.
U.S. News
6
ICE reports record immigration arrests and deportations in latest 12-month period
ICE said it deported 483,200 people in the fiscal year that ended Sept. 30, up 9% from the previous high.
U.S. News
7
Home sales fall to 16-year low as prices hit record high
Buyers pulled back as mortgage rates near 7%, pushing sales to their lowest level since the Great Recession.
Finance
8
Mesa officer hospitalized after explosive device attack
Police in Mesa are sharing updates on the explosion in the east part of the city.
Arizona
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Senate Republicans keep John Thune as minority leader after midterm losses
House Republicans elected Jim Jordan as their minority leader, while Thune ran unopposed in the Senate.
U.S. News
10
SpaceX and Tesla consider potential merger
The two companies led by Elon Musk are reportedly exploring a deal that could bring them under one roof.
Business & Tech
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Dan Hicks, NBC sportscaster and Arizona native, dies at 64
The longtime NBC golf announcer died in Connecticut of an acute illness, his wife, ESPN host Hannah Storm, said.
Sports
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Actor Anthony Clark, star of 'Yes, Dear,' dies at 62
Clark died on Nov. 10 from complications of pneumonia, according to Deadline, as cited by Fox News.
Lifestyle
13
Arizona Gov. Hobbs says data centers should pay for themselves
Hobbs made the comment about the costs that large data centers place on the state.
Arizona
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Actor Stacy Keach, known for Mike Hammer and Macbeth, dies at 85
Keach died on a Tuesday at his family's home in Poland after a long battle with a serious heart condition, his wife said.
Lifestyle
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Armed robbers steal luxury goods from De Beers store in Paris
Four suspects carrying rifles took goods worth hundreds of thousands of euros before escaping on motorcycles.
World
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Indonesia's vice president resigns amid questions over eligibility and academic credentials
Gibran Rakabuming Raka offered to step down after court rulings found his overseas education documents did not meet election requirements.
World
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Judge rejects Justice Department bid to halt probe of prosecutors in Broadview Six case
Judge April Perry has ordered four federal prosecutors, including Chicago's U.S. attorney, to testify under oath about the case.
U.S. News
18
Google Wallet adds digital home keys for unlocking smart locks
Android users can now tap their phone or walk up to compatible smart locks, with a wider rollout coming over the next few weeks.
Business & Tech
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NASA's Parker Solar Probe finds a hidden pattern in the Sun's chaotic magnetic fields
The magnetic fields reverse their direction of rotation at a certain range of small scales, a first direct observation in space turbulence.
Science & Health
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See allNvidia CEO Jensen Huang resigns after affair allegations; CFO named interim leader
Nvidia's board named its first-ever chair, Harvey Jones, as shares fell sharply on news of the departure.
Business & Tech
SpaceX and Tesla consider potential merger
The two companies led by Elon Musk are reportedly exploring a deal that could bring them under one roof.
Business & Tech
Google Wallet adds digital home keys for unlocking smart locks
Android users can now tap their phone or walk up to compatible smart locks, with a wider rollout coming over the next few weeks.
Business & Tech
U.S. News
See allGunman kills one at Washington, D.C. gym, wounds four, then dies by suicide
The shooting happened at a VIDA Fitness in the Logan Circle neighborhood, about a mile north of the White House.
U.S. News
Trump threatens to double tariffs on Mexico unless it stops migrant caravans
The president said the caravan of about 1,500 people, mostly from Central America, must be stopped immediately.
U.S. News
Brooklyn building collapse death toll rises to 8
The number of people killed in the collapse has increased to eight.
U.S. News
Democrat Scott Colom wins Mississippi Senate race, flipping seat from Republican control
Colom defeated incumbent Republican Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith, and the Associated Press called the race more than a week after Election Day.
U.S. News
ICE reports record immigration arrests and deportations in latest 12-month period
ICE said it deported 483,200 people in the fiscal year that ended Sept. 30, up 9% from the previous high.
U.S. News
Senate Republicans keep John Thune as minority leader after midterm losses
House Republicans elected Jim Jordan as their minority leader, while Thune ran unopposed in the Senate.
U.S. News
Judge rejects Justice Department bid to halt probe of prosecutors in Broadview Six case
Judge April Perry has ordered four federal prosecutors, including Chicago's U.S. attorney, to testify under oath about the case.
U.S. News
World
See allIsraeli strike hits Nasser hospital in Gaza, killing six, health ministry says
Witnesses said a missile struck a building housing surgical wards and intensive care units at the hospital.
World
Armed robbers steal luxury goods from De Beers store in Paris
Four suspects carrying rifles took goods worth hundreds of thousands of euros before escaping on motorcycles.
World
Indonesia's vice president resigns amid questions over eligibility and academic credentials
Gibran Rakabuming Raka offered to step down after court rulings found his overseas education documents did not meet election requirements.
World
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See allActor Anthony Clark, star of 'Yes, Dear,' dies at 62
Clark died on Nov. 10 from complications of pneumonia, according to Deadline, as cited by Fox News.
Lifestyle
Actor Stacy Keach, known for Mike Hammer and Macbeth, dies at 85
Keach died on a Tuesday at his family's home in Poland after a long battle with a serious heart condition, his wife said.
Lifestyle