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Jensen Huang's shocking exit as CEO of Nvidia unspooled suddenly, yet signs of trouble had emerged much earlier.

Analysts say the board will be on the hunt for someone who has the technological know-how to lead the world's leading chip manufacturer.

Here's what to know about El Niño, the powerful climate pattern impacting weather across the globe.

Dan Hicks died of an acute illness, according to his wife, ESPN broadcaster Hannah Storm.

Republicans on Capitol Hill are negotiating for now-resigned Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang to appear before Congress.

Far from the opposition American tech giants face, it's smooth sailing for the Chinese AI firms racing to catch up, and hoping to overtake them.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth awarded a medal to the service member who reprimanded his group for making noise at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.

Ukraine says its ability to intercept Russian strikes is again hampered by speed restrictions on Musk's Starshield network amid U.S.-led diplomacy.

A South Carolina man accused of burying his 11-month-old son in a dog crate in a clump of scrubby pines was denied bond Thursday.

Since 1995, mixed-status families have been permitted to live together in federally funded housing, but a revised rule changes that.