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There’s an inconvenient truth that electric cars zealots don’t want to hear

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Bessent Blames Commerce Dept.

The Treasury secretary faulted the department for failing to blacklist Megaspeed, the Nvidia customer led by a spying suspect.

Independent

Independent

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David Walliams investigated by Met Police over alleged sexual offences

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The Trump administration’s visa restrictions are forcing some African contestants out of the Miss Universe competition.

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Mirror

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Police launch David Walliams investigation

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Sky News

Police launch investigation into David Walliams over alleged 'serious' sexual offences

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Mirror

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Police launch David Walliams investigation

Yahoo Finance

Yahoo Finance

Nvidia’s earnings test

Nvidia’s interim CEO will face Wall Street Tuesday, with investors eager for answers on succession

The Telegraph

The Telegraph

Walliams sex abuse claims being investigated by police

USA TODAY

USA TODAY

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Nina Simone wrote the song in 1963 in response to racial violence in the South. More than 60 years later, it resonates as Mississippi elects its first Black senator in more than 140 years.

USA TODAY

USA TODAY

'Mississippi (Expletive)’: Why Nina Simone's song resonates in the historic Scott Colom Senate win

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Fox News

PARTY DIVIDE

Newly elected Dems admit mistake they can't afford to make with Trump

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NYPost

Avril Lavigne reveals she’s secretly welcomed a baby girl with mystery man: ‘Princess’

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NFL superstar reflects on life after football, massive Microsoft outage continues, 'Kindergarten Cop' star dead

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Bloomberg

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Anthropic’s IPO will exclude institutional investors based in mainland China and Hong Kong

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Lutnick in the hot seat

Trump’s Treasury chief points the finger at Howard Lutnick’s department over the Nvidia scandal, in a rare public Cabinet rebuke