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‘Billionaires with wives of Chinese origin’: Jensen Huang’s scandalous life sparks viral social media lists. Who features?
NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang has come under fire following his confession of an extramarital affair with Kimberly Powell. This admission ignited discussions on social media about the patterns of billionaires forming relationships with women of Chinese descent. Renowned billionaires like Larry Ellison and Rupert Murdoch share similar stories. Moreover, tech moguls such as Mark Zuckerberg and Eduardo Saverin are also in partnerships with Chinese partners.
Before Jensen's Alice, there was Fang Fang: China's other woman spy
Newly declassified FBI files have revealed details of Chinese businesswoman Christine Fang's efforts to build relationships with American politicians, including former Congressman Eric Swalwell, as part of a suspected Chinese intelligence operation.
Faithful...to their husbands' institutions
Jensen Huang's recent affair has prompted attention to his wife Lori's possible reactions and future actions. Throughout history, many women have tolerated their partners' indiscretions for various larger purposes. This tendency is especially evident in politics, monarchies, and business, where public loyalty often takes precedence over personal fidelity. Historical examples include Hillary Clinton and Eleanor Roosevelt, who prioritized political stability and legacy.
Kolkata techie allegedly murdered by live-in partner and her mother after a fight; police probe case
A 25-year-old software engineer was found dead in his rented flat in Kolkata's Garia area after an alleged late-night altercation. His live-in partner and her mother have been arrested. Here's how the incident came to light, what neighbours reported and what police are investigating.
150 Chinese vloggers on mission to defame India? Concerns raised after allegations of passing off Bangladesh slums as Delhi
Chinese vloggers are reportedly filming in poor neighbourhoods of Dhaka and passing off the footage as scenes from New Delhi while making disparaging remarks about India's living conditions. A Prothom Alo investigation identified livestreamers in Uttara and Tekpara, but their wider motive remains unclear, with one streamer describing the activity as product promotion.
Jaypal Malviya wins silver, secures India's first shooting quota for 2028 Olympics; Manu, Suruchi falter
Jaypal Malviya achieved India’s first quota for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics by winning silver. He scored 242.2 points in the men’s 10m air pistol event at the ISSF World Championships. Heavyweights Manu Bhaker and Suruchi Inder Singh faced disappointing outcomes in the women's competition.
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Garment workers' protests in Bangladesh turn violent
The BNP government has formed a wage board to determine revised pay scales for garment workers. However, protests have continued, potentially emerging as a major challenge for the Tarique Rahman government, which is already facing growing anti-incumbency amid a slowdown in the domestic economy.
Eric Swalwell controversy: Who is Stephen Cloobeck? Why has FBI raided billionaire donor's Beverly Hills mansion?
Stephen Cloobeck, who founded the Diamond Resorts International timeshare company and ran last year for California governor, contributed more than $23,000 to Swalwell’s congressional campaigns since 2017, federal campaign finance records show.
FBI raids Stephen Cloobeck’s Beverly Hills mansion tied to Eric Swalwell investigation as Federal probe intensifies
On Tuesday morning, federal agents executed a search at billionaire Stephen Cloobeck’s Beverly Hills mansion. The search was part of an ongoing investigation related to Eric Swalwell's alleged misconduct. Earlier this year, Swalwell resigned from Congress after facing multiple allegations. The investigation has gained renewed attention due to Swalwell's connection with a suspected Chinese intelligence officer. Several individuals were seen being taken from the mansion but were released shortly thereafter.
Two New York waitresses in 2015 discovered he had left them $1 million in tip after his death. He had dined in his favourite restaurant for 50 years
Sometimes, good service is all it takes to earn generous tips, even from patrons who have left the world. In 2015, two waitresses at a Manhattan restaurant were stunned when they learned how they both were left $50,000 each by a late patron, an art collector and dealer.
Asian Para Games: Harvinder Singh, Vijay Sundi win gold in para recurve men's doubles archery
Harvinder Singh and Vijay Sundi secured a gold medal for India in the para recurve men's doubles event. They triumphed over the Chinese team by winning the match with a score of 5-1. The duo showcased consistent performance, winning the second and third sets decisively. In contrast, Indian archers Bhawna Choudhary and Pooja Jatyan faced defeat in the women's final.
Asian Para Games: Sheetal Devi clinches compound para-archery gold; Bhavina-Shubham bag bronze in para table-tennis
Sheetal Devi secured a gold medal in the women's compound para-archery event at the Para Asian Games. She won by defeating Singapore's Nur Alim Syahidah with a score of 142-139. Earlier, Sheetal and Toman Kumar also won gold in the mixed team event. India has now achieved a total of 73 medals at the Games, including 17 gold medals. Other Indian athletes have also performed well, achieving various podium finishes.
Asian Para Games 2026: Para archers Sheetal Devi and Toman Kumar secures gold in compound mixed team event
Sheetal Devi and Toman Kumar secured the gold medal at the Asian Para Games 2026 in Japan. They achieved a narrow lead in the finals against Indonesia's Teodora Audi Ferelly and Ken Swagumilang. The Indian pair extended their advantage after each end and maintained a lead throughout the match. Earlier, they won a hard-fought semifinal against Chinese Taipei's Yun-hsien Lee and Jyun-kai Yang.
Kim Jong Un dead? New photos emerge as rumours of North Korean leader's death, secret Beijing treatment and alleged coma spread online
Kim Jong Un death rumours: North Korea has released photographs showing Kim Jong Un inspecting footwear and women's clothing at an exhibition after unverified social media claims alleged that he had died following a brain haemorrhage. The New York Post reported that the images were published by North Korean state media, although their timing has not been independently verified. Claims of a Chinese troop deployment and a succession crisis also remain unsubstantiated.
Kim Jong Un death rumors spread after an X post claims brain hemorrhage; what the latest photos show, in one he is with his daughter Kim Ju Ae
Online speculation about Kim Jong Un’s death surfaced on social media claimed that the North Korean leader had suffered a brain hemorrhage. North Korean state media later published photos of him visiting a clothing and footwear exhibition, with some showing his daughter, Kim Ju Ae. His sister, Kim Yo Jong, separately warned of escalating tensions with South Korea.
Who is Katie Zacharia’s husband? Meet Tyler Zacharia, whom she accidentally called “my president”
Katie Zacharia accidentally said “my president” before correcting herself to “my husband.”. The mistake gained significant attention and criticism online, including comments from former press secretary Jen Psaki. Zacharia also spoke about her children, mentioning the family-friendly policies of Trump’s administration.
Australia without migrants! Hotel association posts an apocalyptic video showing how the country will look without foreign worker from empty sheleves at supermarket to no coffee
A viral advertisement by the Australian Hotels Association uses exaggerated scenes to illustrate how the departure of migrant workers could affect everyday life, from coffee shops and supermarkets to restaurants, hotels and elderly care. The video emerges amid a political debate over immigration levels in Australia and proposals to reduce migration.
73-year-old grandma couldn't move without pain, her daughter took her to gym. She now lifts weight equal to two filled LPG cylinders winning first place in weightlifting
After a fall, persistent joint pain and health problems made daily life difficult, Singapore retiree Rosemina Hamzah began working out with her daughter, Maryam Rahman. Within a year, the 73-year-old was lifting 67.5kg at her first deadlift competition. Her progress has since encouraged other seniors to explore fitness and strength training.
Robot arrested in Germany: Police arrest humanoid robot accused of sexually harrasing a teen girl
Police in Germany are investigating an incident in which a robot allegedly touched a 16-year-old girl inappropriately and made thrusting movements towards her. Two young men, aged 16 and 19, are suspects and are alleged to have filmed and streamed the episode. Police have seized the robot and their mobile phones while examining how the machine was controlled.
School Assembly News Headlines, October 14, 2026: Check national, international, business, sports updates and thought of the day
School assemblies are essential in keeping students updated on crucial happenings both nationally and globally. Recently, the Supreme Court's decision to reschedule hearings regarding protests showcases ongoing legal discussions. The Home Minister of India calls for enhanced regional collaboration to tackle terrorism threats. In the realm of sports, Shubman Gill and Shafali Verma have been celebrated as ICC Players of the Month due to their outstanding achievements.
P V Sindhu faces An Se-young test, Lakshya Sen draws Chou Tien Chen at Denmark Open
P V Sindhu is preparing for her opening match against world No. 1 An Se-young at the Denmark Open. Lakshya Sen is also facing a formidable challenge against third seed Chou Tien Chen in his first-round match. India's women's singles players, including Tanvi Sharma and Ashmita Chaliha, are aiming for success against their respective opponents. Men's doubles pair Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty hope to recover from a recent setback.
India has the hair, China has the wigs: Inside a $940 million trade
Indian hair has emerged as a sought-after commodity on the international stage, prized for its vibrant hues and high quality. Yet, the country is encountering significant challenges due to the smuggling of raw hair to China, creating a shortage. The market for processed hair, essential for wigs and extensions, remains limited in India.
Goodbye sightseeing, hello selfcare: The nearly trillion-dollar business of getting your life back
Wellness travel is transforming holidays as Indian travellers increasingly prioritise fitness, sleep, stress relief and personal wellbeing over conventional sightseeing. From Hyrox races and yoga retreats to luxury wellness resorts offering medical diagnostics, longevity programmes and digital detoxes, the trend is reshaping tourism. Experts say the real challenge is turning holiday wellness experiences into lasting everyday habits.
"These are facts Elon": Zoho cofounder Sridhar Vembu takes on Musk's claim of Starlink facing license hurdles
Sridhar Vembu responded to Elon Musk's claims regarding regulatory obstacles for Starlink in India. Vembu highlighted India's competitive economy and low data prices benefiting consumers. He emphasized that the Indian government does not tolerate monopolies in the industry. Union Communications Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia confirmed that multiple companies, including Starlink, are seeking licenses. Security assessments are ongoing for all license applicants before commercial operations can begin.
‘Sit down, Elon’: Musk gets a reality check on his own platform over Trump donations amid Starlink India row
Elon Musk criticized India's regulatory environment while seeking approval for his satellite internet service, Starlink. His comments drew reactions on X questioning his political spending in the US, particularly his support for Donald Trump. Users pointed to significant contributions Musk made during the 2024 election cycle, raising issues of hypocrisy. Indian officials emphasized that companies must meet regulatory and security requirements before entering the market.
Great civilisations: Built on trade, but wary of traders
China ranked people in four groups: scholar, farmer, artisan, merchant. Shi, nong, gong, shang. The idea is old, found in the Guanzi. The scholar governs. Farmer grows food. Artisan makes things. The merchant makes nothing. He buys low, sells high and keeps the difference. So, he goes to the bottom. The first Han emperor, Gaozu, took this seriously. Sima Qian tells us he banned merchants from wearing silk and from riding in carriages. He taxed them hard. Made them look poor, even if they were rich. Then the state ran short of money.
Centre of Excellence, Tier 2 event, women's cricket part of ICC's big China push
ICC CEO Sanjog Gupta highlighted the potential for cricket's growth in China due to its Olympic inclusion. The organisation is working with the Chinese Cricket Association to establish a Centre of Excellence. Cricket being included in China's National Games could significantly increase its visibility and popularity. A strong focus is also placed on promoting women's cricket to enhance participation rates.
'We deserve this victory': Women's hockey captain Salima Tete on Asia Cup triumph
Indian women's hockey captain Salima Tete said the team was confident of winning gold at the Asian Games despite facing defending champions China. India beat China 1-0 in the final to end a 44-year wait for the women's hockey gold and secure qualification for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics. Four members of the gold-winning squad received a grand welcome in Jharkhand.
'Wanted to upgrade the colour': India's ace boxer Lovlina Borgohain on winning Asian Games gold
Indian boxer Lovlina Borgohain returned to New Delhi on Sunday after winning gold in the women's 75kg category at the Asian Games 2026. Borgohain defeated China's Bao Ziyi 5-0 in the final to claim India's first-ever Asian Games gold in the category. The medal was especially meaningful as it came on her birthday and improved on her previous silver.
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