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BBC reports President Trump said he spoke with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang on Monday and asked him about an alleged affair with an alleged Chinese spy, saying the FBI is investigating. The FBI has not publicly confirmed the investigation. BBC reports a woman's abuse-survivor allegation against a modeling agency boss linked to Jeffrey Epstein; it is an allegation/personal account, not an independently established fact.
U.S. officials say Ukraine peace talks are resuming, with delegations from Kyiv, Washington and Moscow heading to the United Arab Emirates for the first trilateral talks since February, and that the sides are showing “some flexibility.” This is an analysis/feature about U.S.-China energy competition, not a specific factual claim to check.
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BBC reports President Trump said he spoke with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang on Monday and asked him about an alleged affair with an alleged Chinese spy, saying the FBI is investigating. The FBI has not publicly confirmed the investigation. BBC reports a woman's abuse-survivor allegation against a modeling agency boss linked to Jeffrey Epstein; it is an allegation/personal account, not an independently established fact.
Trump says FBI investigating Nvidia boss's affair with alleged Chinese spy - The US president said he spoke with Jensen Huang on Monday and asked him about the affair with the alleged spy.
U.S. officials say Ukraine peace talks are resuming, with delegations from Kyiv, Washington and Moscow heading to the United Arab Emirates for the first trilateral talks since February, and that the sides are showing “some flexibility.” This is an analysis/feature about U.S.-China energy competition, not a specific factual claim to check.
Ukraine peace talks resume with 'some flexibility' by warring sides, US officials say - Kyiv, Washington and Moscow are all sending delegation to the United Arab Emirates for the first trilateral talks since February.
BSwitching gears: a reinsurance-watcher on X says the North Atlantic hurricane season is winding down so quietly that OnRe's chief underwriting officer wrote a short commentary about earnings.
BThe post claims no Category 3 or higher hurricane has made landfall. That's a big claim, and it is unverified.
BThe account attributes it to Ben Fortune. If it holds, fewer landfalls mean less money paid out in claims.
BBut a slow Category 2 can flood a metro for days. The number of Category 3 storms isn't the whole risk picture.
BExactly. Underwriters watch where it hits, water, duration. The bound book is about risk, not weather trivia.
BFair. I'll wait for the official season summary before I get excited about anyone's earnings.