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Beijing's Intel Operation Flags Jensen Huang

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Hungarian authorities said they recovered nearly $20 million in cash — 5.07 billion forints, €2.66 million and $1.26 million — hidden in forests, farm buildings, warehouses and safes during a corruption probe into former Orbán minister Miklós Seszták.

Hakeem Jeffries was heckled by progressive protesters at a Democratic conference in Denver as he prepares to become House Speaker when Democrats take control of Congress in January 2027; protesters demanded Medicare for All and a Green New Deal.

The Wall Street Journal reports that U.S. officials are concerned Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang was caught up in what Beijing is running as the world's largest intelligence-gathering operation.

Southeast Asian leaders are meeting in Manila for the annual ASEAN summit while President Trump begins an Asia-Pacific trip; trade and alliance policies are expected to be a focus.

Health officials warned that declining recorded infection numbers may conceal a worsening disease crisis in Yemen, and the internationally recognized government accused the Houthis of tightening their siege on Taiz and blocking supplies.

The Wall Street Journal reports that wealthy U.S. homeowners are spending millions on amenities like salons and pickleball courts to draw adult children home, but many are finding those amenities have limits.

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Hungarian authorities said they recovered nearly $20 million in cash — 5.07 billion forints, €2.66 million and $1.26 million — hidden in forests, farm buildings, warehouses and safes during a corruption probe into former Orbán minister Miklós Seszták.

Hungary recovers $20 million cash in probe of Orban minister https://t.co/WN6UnhaWzD

Original post · @Reuters

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Hakeem Jeffries was heckled by progressive protesters at a Democratic conference in Denver as he prepares to become House Speaker when Democrats take control of Congress in January 2027; protesters demanded Medicare for All and a Green New Deal.

US House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries faced repeated heckling at a Democratic conference in Denver. The incident comes amid long-standing divisions between moderates and progressives within the party as the Democrats prepare to take control of Congress in January 2027. https:/

Original post · Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish)

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The Wall Street Journal reports that U.S. officials are concerned Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang was caught up in what Beijing is running as the world's largest intelligence-gathering operation.

Beijing is deploying the world’s biggest intelligence-gathering operation. U.S. officials worry Jensen Huang was ensnared. https://t.co/CNQheB5GzO

Original post · The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ)

The Wall Street Journal NAMES: Jensen Huang = co-founder and CEO of Nvidia.

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Southeast Asian leaders are meeting in Manila for the annual ASEAN summit while President Trump begins an Asia-Pacific trip; trade and alliance policies are expected to be a focus.

Southeast Asian leaders are gathering in Manila, the Philippines, for the annual ASEAN summit, as US President Donald Trump begins an Asia Pacific trip that will focus attention on his upending of trade and traditional alliances https://t.co/TkM0kTsF22 https://t.co/F0mGtpb6C6

Original post · Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish)

Al Jazeera NAMES: ASEAN = Association of Southeast Asian Nations.

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Health officials warned that declining recorded infection numbers may conceal a worsening disease crisis in Yemen, and the internationally recognized government accused the Houthis of tightening their siege on Taiz and blocking supplies.

Health officials warn that falling numbers of recorded infections may conceal a worsening disease crisis as Yemen’s internationally recognised gov’t accuses the Houthis of tightening their siege on the city of Taiz, preventing the entry of supplies https://t.co/AXeCmULGcD https:/

Original post · Al Jazeera English (@AJEnglish)

Al Jazeera NAMES: Houthis = Iran-aligned Yemeni armed group; Taiz = a city in southwestern Yemen.

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The Wall Street Journal reports that wealthy U.S. homeowners are spending millions on amenities like salons and pickleball courts to draw adult children home, but many are finding those amenities have limits.

Wealthy homeowners across the country are spending millions on amenities designed to draw their teenage and adult children back home. Many are finding, however, that salons and pickleball courts only go so far. 🔗 https://t.co/OGhREZxM2p https://t.co/Ky9cyAwr1B

Original post · The Wall Street Journal (@WSJ)

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BThe Wall Street Journal just put this on X: Beijing is running the world's biggest intelligence-gathering operation—and U.S. officials worry Jensen Huang was ensnared.
B'Ensnared' is doing a lot of work there.
BThe report says U.S. officials are concerned the Nvidia CEO got caught up in Beijing's operation.
BSo we're not talking about charges, an indictment—anything concrete.
BNot yet. We're talking about U.S. officials worrying out loud about the guy running the most important chip company on Earth.
BThat's my problem. A 'worry' is enough to put his name in that headline.
BBecause the target is exactly Jensen Huang. Beijing wants Nvidia's technology. He's the gatekeeper.
BI get that. There's a difference between being a target and being compromised.
BNo one says compromised. 'Ensnared' means caught in the machinery. That's a vulnerability, not a crime.
BThen the headline should say Washington flags vulnerability, not 'ensnared'.
BThat wouldn't get nearly as many people reading.
BIt would be honest. The report hasn't shown what he did or didn't do.
BMy take: the U.S. wants every American tech executive to understand—China will try to play you.
BThat's legitimate. You can warn without hanging one guy out in public.
BWhen you run Nvidia, public is part of the job. You don't get to be a private citizen.
BHe's still a person. Worried is not evidence.
BFine—the framing is rough, but the underlying story is true and important.
BWe'll see if Nvidia answers. So far, no official response.
BReuters posted on X about Hungary recovering almost twenty million dollars in cash.
BWhere was it—bank accounts, property?
BBuried in forests, hidden in farm buildings, warehouses, safes. This was a corruption probe into Miklós Seszták, a former minister in Viktor Orbán's government.
BTwenty million in physical cash?
BAcross several currencies, yes. The asset recovery office did the digging.
BIf your bank won't take it, I guess the forest will.
BThat's exactly why it's serious, not a joke. This is what corruption looks like when people can't use normal banks.
BNo, it looks like a guy who didn't trust his mattress enough.
BCome on. Twenty million hidden in public land and warehouses is evidence of years of taking.
BI don't dispute the corruption. My point is the cash hiding shows how afraid they were of being traced.
BAnd that's why recovering it matters. Reuters confirms it, and the detail is damning.
BStrange, and telling.
BAl Jazeera posted on X that Hakeem Jeffries got heckled at a Democratic conference in Denver.
BBy his own side?
BProgressive protesters. He's set to take the Speaker's gavel when Democrats take the majority.
BSo the party that calls the other side ungovernable has a pretty public split of its own.
BToo easy. Every big coalition has disrupters. The question is whether Jeffries can hold moderates and progressives together.
BI think this is more than hecklers. If they're shouting him down in Denver, wait until he has to count votes.
BThat's the job! Every Speaker faces protests. He'll manage it or he won't.
BBut timing matters. They're about to take the House, and the left wants its agenda first—not compromise.
BAnd the center wants to win swing seats. Welcome to politics.
BMy take: this is a real warning. He got a taste of left-flank pressure.
BIt's a warning shot. I don't think it kills him. It defines what his first year will look like.
BThat's fair.
BThe Wall Street Journal's X account has the most expensive way in America to say 'please come home'.
BI'm listening.
BWealthy homeowners are spending millions on salons and pickleball courts to lure their adult children back. The report says those amenities only go so far.
BSo if you build a salon, will your twenty-seven-year-old come back?
BTurns out no. They still want their own lives.
BStunning. Who could have predicted pickleball wouldn't replace independence?
BThe money part is real though—seven-figure attempts, not a basement renovation.
BSolving emotional problems with construction budgets. Classic.
BIt's a sad, very American story about being scared your kids won't visit.
BThe lesson: ask them what they want before adding a wing.

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