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An Israeli airstrike hit the Nasser Medical Complex in Khan Younis, southern Gaza, early on Nov 12, 2026, killing at least six Palestinians and wounding around 20, including a surgeon. The strike damaged the surgery department and intensive care unit.

Israel says it is targeting Hamas operatives regrouping in Gaza and has accused Hamas of using the hospital; Hamas says it is committed to a year-old ceasefire and accuses Israel of undermining it.

Gaza's Civil Defence said an Israeli strike on Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis killed at least six Palestinians and wounded around 20, including staff; the hospital confirmed six deaths.

Senator Sheldon Whitehouse said the US Senate will take up energy permitting bill votes next week.

Jim Cramer said he was saddened by a WSJ report that Nvidia's board is preparing to fire CEO Jensen Huang.

Meta's head of infrastructure Santosh Janardhan will leave in 2027; former AWS senior VP David Brown will succeed him.

WSJ reported Nvidia's board is preparing to oust CEO Jensen Huang; CNBC reported shares sank. The report follows Huang's admission of an affair with a woman believed by US intelligence to be a Chinese spy.

CNBC's Inside India newsletter reported that Trump's poll setback is fueling hope for a US-India trade deal by year end.

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Gaza's Civil Defence said an Israeli strike on Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis killed at least six Palestinians and wounded around 20, including staff; the hospital confirmed six deaths.

Gaza's Civil Defence says an Israeli strike on Nasser Hospital has killed at least six Palestinians. The strike in Khan Younis also injured at least 20 other people, including staff. https://t.co/KmPtuQZUw7

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Jim Cramer said he was saddened by a WSJ report that Nvidia's board is preparing to fire CEO Jensen Huang.

Cramer's stance on Nvidia's stock amid reports that CEO Jensen Huang may be ousted - Jim Cramer said Wednesday night that he was saddened by a news report that indicated Nvidia's board of directors is preparing to fire Huang.

Original post · CNBC

CNBC NAMES: Nvidia = major chip company; Jensen Huang = Nvidia CEO; Jim Cramer = CNBC host.

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Meta's head of infrastructure Santosh Janardhan will leave in 2027; former AWS senior VP David Brown will succeed him.

Meta head of infrastructure will leave and be succeeded by former AWS cloud exec - Meta's head of infrastructure and co-head of engineering Santosh Janardhan will leave in 2027, with former AWS senior vice president David Brown taking over.

Original post · CNBC

CNBC NAMES: AWS = Amazon Web Services; Santosh Janardhan = Meta infrastructure head; David Brown = former AWS exec.

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WSJ reported Nvidia's board is preparing to oust CEO Jensen Huang; CNBC reported shares sank. The report follows Huang's admission of an affair with a woman believed by US intelligence to be a Chinese spy.

Nvidia prepares to oust Jensen Huang, WSJ reports — stock sinks - The report comes days after Huang admitted to an affair with a woman who is believed by U.S. intelligence of being a Chinese spy.

Original post · CNBC

CNBC/WSJ NAMES: Nvidia = major chip company; Jensen Huang = Nvidia CEO.

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CNBC's Inside India newsletter reported that Trump's poll setback is fueling hope for a US-India trade deal by year end.

Inside India newsletter: Trump's poll setback fuels hope for U.S.-India trade deal by year end - While American voters are more affected by import duties on Canadian goods, experts said that a trade deal with India could blunt criticism against tariffs.

Original post · CNBC

CNBC NAMES: Trump = former US president.

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BLet's start with something less bloody. The Senate is taking up energy permitting reform next week.
BSenator Sheldon Whitehouse says the votes are coming. This is the bill that's supposed to speed up approvals for power lines, pipelines, all of it.
BAnd it's been stuck for years because Democrats want more environmental review and Republicans want to cut red tape. Now they're actually voting.
BThe irony is that both sides want more energy. Democrats want renewables, Republicans want gas and nuclear. The only thing they agree on is that it takes too long to build anything.
BSo why has it taken this long? Because every senator has a pet project or a pet grievance, and permitting reform means someone's district gets a pipeline.
BAnd someone else's district gets a lawsuit. That's the whole fight: who gets to say no.
BIf this passes, it could be a big energy bill. If it fails, we're back to the same gridlock.
BMy money's on a narrow pass. Nobody wants to be the senator who killed the energy bill in an election year.
BMeta is making a change: its head of infrastructure is leaving in 2027, and a former AWS exec is taking over.
BSantosh Janardhan is out, David Brown is in. Brown ran a big chunk of Amazon Web Services, so he knows how to build data centers.
BAnd Meta needs data centers. All that AI stuff they're building doesn't run on air.
BIt runs on electricity and chips, and Meta is spending billions on both. Bringing in an AWS guy makes sense.
BThe timing is interesting though: 2027 is a long runway. That's not a sudden departure, that's a planned transition.
BWhich means Meta saw this coming and had time to find the right person. That's how you do succession, unlike the Nvidia mess.
BAnd one more from the business world: CNBC says Trump's poll setback is fueling hope for a US-India trade deal by year end.
BThe theory is that after a rough election, the administration wants a win, and a trade deal with India would be a big one.
BIndia has been a tough negotiator for years. Tariffs on American goods are high, and Modi has his own domestic politics to worry about.
BBut both sides want this. Trump wants to show he can do deals, Modi wants American investment. The question is who blinks first.
BAnd whether a deal actually blunts the criticism on tariffs. The experts in that newsletter say it could.
BIt's a nice story, but I'll believe it when I see the signatures. Trade deals with India have a way of dragging on.
BOne more thing from South Korea: a post on X claims a special prosecutor is seeking the death penalty for everyone involved in an alleged insurrection.
BThe post calls the prosecutor a 'deranged Jack Smith' and the president 'illegitimate.' That's not reporting, that's a rant.
BAnd we couldn't confirm any of it. No source, no official word. It's just a claim from an account with a grudge.
BSouth Korea's politics are messy right now, but this post is just name-calling. Skip it.
BAgreed. Let's end on something solid: the Senate energy bill. That's a real fight with real consequences.
BAnd it's the kind of thing that could change people's lives: cheaper power, more jobs, less dependence on foreign energy.
BThose are the stakes. If it fails, we're back to the same old gridlock, and the lights get more expensive.
BThat's the argument worth having. Not the name-calling, not the rumors. The actual policy.

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