US House blocks bid to impeach war secretary Pete Hegseth
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A United States Army officer serving with Nato's Allied Rapid Reaction Corps was detained near Gloucester, England, British police confirmed. The 41-year-old is suspected of espionage connected to Russia. Authorities allege he assisted a foreign intelligence service and obtained or disclosed protected information. The case emerges as European governments increasingly worry about Russian covert activities, including sabotage and spying aimed at Nato member states.
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Nvidia hires Wachtell Lipton to probe claims tied to CEO Jensen Huang and alleged Chinese spy
Nvidia has retained the US law firm Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz to investigate allegations involving its chief executive, Jensen Huang. The claims link him to a suspected Chinese spy named Alice Huang. Jensen has acknowledged a personal relationship with Alice but denies any role in espionage. Separately, the FBI has opened its own investigation into the matter. Nvidia has said that its trade secrets and national security protections remain intact.
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