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    Jensen Huang row gives US lawmakers fresh ammo on chip controls

    Members of the US Congress have urged for for tighter congressional oversight of advanced chip exports to China and legislations mandating companies to track chips to tackle smuggling.

    A blue brake on Trump's red agenda: Tariffs, spending and debt face a 'Democratic' reckoning in the US

    Democratic control of Congress from January 2027 could constrain President Donald Trump's legislative agenda, increase scrutiny of his tariff policies and complicate fiscal decisions, Fitch's BMI said. While Trump retains executive powers over trade and immigration, prolonged funding negotiations and a potential debt-limit confrontation could raise financial market volatility.

    AI demand unlikely to be derailed by Nvidia CEO controversy: Taiwan supply chain executives

    Global demand for artificial intelligence (AI) is expected to remain strong despite the controversy surrounding Nvidia Chief Executive Officer Jensen Huang, with Taiwan's semiconductor supply chain sources expecting limited long-term impact on the industry, according to a news report by Focus Taiwan.

    'You helped fraudsters in $9B scam': Senators grill Minnesota AG Keith Ellison at explosive hearing
    Democrats plan probes of Hegseth, Musk, Miller, corporate America after midterm rout

    Democratic lawmakers have vowed investigations into Elon Musk, White House chief of staff Stephen Miller and companies after taking control of Congress in January. House Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries also backed impeaching Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth over his handling of the Iran war, setting up a confrontation with the Trump administration.

    UK plans facial recognition surveillance to identify visa overstayers and immigration offenders

    The UK government is set to broaden the application of live facial recognition technology to detect immigration violations across various venues such as transport hubs, ports, and major public gatherings. The Home Office's goal is to track down individuals who have overstayed their visas or arrived unlawfully in the UK.

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