RUBIO TRAVEL CONTROVERSY
Nvidia scandal just the tip of the iceberg? How China's spy machine plays a bigger game
The exit of Jensen Huang from Nvidia stems from serious allegations surrounding an extramarital affair linked to potential Chinese intelligence ties. This issue has evolved from a corporate scandal to a national security threat, sparking probes.
US Congress steps up scrutiny of Trump, Nvidia after Huang exit
US lawmakers have demanded answers from the Trump administration over what it knew about former Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's alleged affair with a woman suspected of spying for China. The controversy has renewed scrutiny of US chip exports to Beijing, national security risks and alleged links between Nvidia and the administration.
Jensen Huang addresses infidelity in meeting with staff, keeps to business as usual amidst 'spy scandal': Report
Huang was also in the office on Tuesday, and attended meetings even as the company prepares for its quarterly earnings report.
I was unfaithful to my wife: Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang admits secret affair with Chinese spy Alice Huang; all you need to know about the controversy
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang admitted to having an extramarital relationship with a business executive. Reports suggest that the executive may have connections to Chinese espionage activities. Nvidia's board has initiated an independent investigation to examine these allegations thoroughly. US lawmakers have requested a briefing to understand potential national security issues related to the case. Huang remains the CEO, while the investigation seeks to clarify any risks to the company.
US Intel warns of threats to American diplomats in West Asia: Report
A recent intelligence report indicates that Iran is intensifying its attacks on American diplomats in the Middle East. The U.S. Department of State has ordered the departure of non-emergency personnel in Saudi Arabia. Security concerns have risen due to Iranian-backed Houthi forces targeting civilian infrastructure in the region. Additionally, President Donald Trump has warned Iran of potential military action if negotiations do not succeed.
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‘I see Nikos every… He loves me. Honey, I spent Christmas with him’: Kimberly Guilfoyle ties with Greek tycoon, $100,000 donor claim, luxury trips may force Trump to fire her as Greece Ambassador
Amid swirling allegations of misconduct, Kimberly Guilfoyle's role as the US ambassador to Greece hangs in the balance. Sources suggest that President Donald Trump and Secretary of State Marco Rubio are weighing her dismissal as new revelations emerge. Guilfoyle reportedly sought financial help from a Trump benefactor while audio recordings indicate her ties with Greek businessmen regarding energy projects, prompting a careful review by senior officials.
India-US ties are looking up, but the Russia and Iran sanctions bill, FCRA & BRICS will test reset
US-India ties have improved at the working level, particularly in defence, with a new 10-year framework and Javelin missile sales, while Indian exports to the US rose 5.5% to nearly $60 billion in the first nine months of FY26. However, uncertainty remains over Washington’s broader India policy.
FIFA President Gianni Infantino's jet logged enough miles to circle the equator — twice
FIFA President Gianni Infantino has traveled extensively across three host nations. He has flown approximately 57,700 miles on a luxury jet for the tournament. Infantino attended multiple games on the same day in different cities and countries. His extensive travel is notable given the tournament's unprecedented scope and size. This travel allows him to connect with constituents and secure his fourth term.
Lindsey Graham death dominates Iranian newspapers' front pages with ‘being sent to hell’ remark and ‘get ready for sudden death’ warning for Trump, Netanyahu and others
Lindsey Graham death cause: Iranian newspapers prominently featured Senator Lindsey Graham's death, issuing warnings to US and Israeli leaders. One publication showed President Donald Trump kneeling beside Graham's portrait with a dire headline. Another newspaper labeled Graham the "Merchant of Death" for his anti-Iran policies. This coverage coincided with a "revenge list" targeting foreign leaders after a prominent Iranian figure's passing.
Modi heads to France: Macron talks, likely meet with Trump, G7 Summit & India's Global South agenda in focus
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set for a busy visit to France and Slovakia, focusing on economic and cultural ties with France and representing the Global South at the G7 Summit. A potential meeting with US President Donald Trump on the sidelines of the G7 is also under consideration by both nations.
India, US exploring possibility of Modi-Trump meeting on margins of G7 summit in France
India and the US are exploring a potential meeting between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and US President Donald Trump. This could happen on the sidelines of the G7 summit in France next week. The meeting's finalization depends on various factors, including their schedules. Prime Minister Modi's visit to France and Slovakia includes attending the G7 outreach sessions.
'There could be bumps': Rubio responds to India's concerns over Trump immigration changes
India's External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar met US Secretary of State Marco Rubio. Jaishankar expressed India's concerns regarding US visa and immigration policy changes. He stated that legal mobility should not be negatively affected. Rubio acknowledged transition challenges but assured an efficient system. The discussions also covered trade and tariff issues impacting bilateral ties.
No Melania, no problem? So Trump flew to Beijing with three female aides instead; everyone asking who these women are
President Donald Trump is on a high-stakes visit to China, accompanied by three key female aides: Anna Kelly, Natalie Harp, and Margo Martin. While Melania Trump remains in the US, these aides play crucial roles in communications and social media management, often staying out of the spotlight but deeply involved in the president's public image and outreach.
India-US trade deal: How a diplomat from land of Mughals changed the cold trade winds between the biggest and oldest democracies
The highly-anticipated India and US trade deal is done and the spotlight has turned to US Ambassador to India Sergoi Gor, who has emerged as a difference maker powering the landmark agreement. Sergoi Gor, born in Tashkent in Uzbekistan, is a cloe ally and confidant of Trump and played a crucial role in who 'fast forwaded many things' and 'conveyed India’s thinking to Donald Trump'.
What is the Board of Peace that Trump signed at Davos and who are its members?
President Donald Trump launched the Board of Peace at Davos on January 22, 2026. This new group will oversee post-war Gaza and global conflicts. Trump serves as the lifelong Chairman. Over 20 nations joined, including Israel and Saudi Arabia. Membership costs $1 billion for a permanent seat. The board aims to raise $53 billion for reconstruction. It acts as a private alternative to the United Nations.
'War is over' in Gaza, Trump says on way to Middle East
US President Donald Trump declared Sunday that the "war is over in Gaza" as he headed on a high-stakes peace trip to Israel and Egypt. Trump will then head to Egypt where he and President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi will co-host a summit of more than 20 world leaders to back his plan to end the Gaza war and promote Middle East peace.
Laura Loomer net worth: Despite political controversies, the actual income of Trump's far-right ally is surprising
Laura Loomer, a far-right influencer and Trump ally, is credited with influencing the State Department's decision to halt visitor visas for Gazans, citing national security concerns over families entering the US for medical reasons. Loomer has criticized HEAL Palestine, a nonprofit aiding Palestinian families, and questioned the visa process under the Trump administration.
Trump again puts Bhutan, one of the world's happiest countries, on US travel ban list if it doesn't address concerns
Trump is once again putting pressure on countries over immigration and security, and this time, even one of the world’s happiest nations isn't being spared. The U.S. has warned Bhutan, the Himalayan kingdom known for its Gross National Happiness index, that it could soon face a travel ban if it doesn’t take swift action to address a list of U.S. concerns. Secretary of State Marco Rubio signed the memo giving these countries 60 days to meet U.S. requirements or risk a full or partial travel ban. This comes after Trump’s recent proclamation blocking entry from 12 countries. The updated policy signals a tougher stance on immigration and national security at the start of Trump's second term.
US Travel Ban: Trump plans new restrictions on 36 more countries in expanded crackdown
US Travel Ban: US President Donald Trump’s administration is weighing a dramatic expansion of its travel ban, targeting citizens from 36 more countries across Africa, the Caribbean, Asia, and the Pacific. A memo signed by Secretary of State Marco Rubio and seen by The Washington Post outlines sweeping new demands on identity verification and visa enforcement. Countries have 60 days to comply or risk full or partial entry bans. Critics warn the move revives discriminatory tactics, echoing the 2017 Muslim ban Trump once imposed.
Fresh twist in Signal Gate scandal? Bombshell report on Pete Hegseth makes startling revelation about Pentagon business
Pete Hegseth, a close ally of US President Donald Trump, reportedly discussed Pentagon business on at least 12 separate Signal app chats, according to a report. Senior Trump administration officials came under fire for discussing sensitive military operations in a Signal chat group that 'mistakenly' included a senior journalist. Hegseth even shared details about strikes in Yemen in a second group chat that included his wife, brother and his personal lawyer.
Who is Stephen Miller? The immigration hardliner who could be Donald Trump's next National Security Adviser
Stephen Miller could soon become Trump’s new National Security Adviser after the firing of Mike Waltz in the wake of the “Signalgate” scandal. Known for his hardline immigration stance, Miller is now being considered for one of the top security roles in the U.S. government. His controversial past, including pushing the Muslim ban and family separation policy, is raising concerns across civil rights groups. With Trump backing him and ongoing plans for mass deportation, this possible appointment could reshape national security and immigration policies in major ways. Read the full story to see what’s at stake next.
Mike Waltz, Pete Hegseth and now Kash Patel: How Trump's cabinet is falling apart as President touts 100 days in office
At a time when President Donald Trump is busy boasting his achievements in his first 100 days in office, his cabinet picks seems to be losing grip. With NSA head Mike Waltz being removed from his post to Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth facing ire over Signal Gate scandal, another close Trump ally Kash Patel has also courted controversy.
Private groups work to identify, report student protesters for possible deportation
Utilizing facial recognition technology, private groups are targeting masked protesters involved in pro-Palestinian rallies, urging the deportation of foreign students. This practice, which intersects with public law enforcement, has incited concern about privacy, legal status, and the broader implications of such surveillance.
After nine months in zero gravity—Sunita Williams, Butch Wilmore prepare for a gravity-shocking return
NASA astronaut Sunita Williams and her colleague Barry "Butch" Wilmore are finally set to return to Earth after an extended nine-month stay on the International Space Station (ISS). Their return, initially delayed due to issues with Boeing’s Starliner spacecraft, will take place aboard SpaceX's Crew Dragon. Williams' family in India is eagerly awaiting her arrival, expressing both excitement and concern over the potential health effects of prolonged space travel.
Joe Biden swiftly begins sweeping away Donald Trump's immigration barriers
The new president plans additional immigration moves soon. On January 29 he will issue executive actions to restore US asylum protections, strengthen refugee processing and set up a task force to reunify families still separated by Trump's border policies, according to a memo shared with lawmakers and obtained by Reuters.
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