Business as usual: Nvidia CEO addresses staff, dodges affair questions
Business as usual: Nvidia CEO addresses staff, dodges affair questions
Dollar exchange rate against taka on the rise
The weighted average rate hit Tk 124.65 today, up from Tk 124.42 a day earlier
The USDA wants to end a food stamp eligibility rule that could leave 6.3 million Americans without SNAP benefits. The proposed change targets 3.2 million households across 46 states and could save the federal government more than $44 billion from 2027 to 2031. But the impact goes beyond food aid, as millions of families could also lose automatic access to free school meals.
TIB criticises Mir Shahe Alam over contractor-gift remarks; minister apologises
Transparency International Bangladesh warns that allowing LGED engineers to accept benefits from contractors could encourage bribery; the ministry says the comments have been withdrawn
Biolinq Shine makes glucose monitoring simpler. The aim is to simplify the process of monitoring blood sugar. It places the display directly on the wearable patch. With its help, users can check information about their glucose. They will not have to check their phones regularly in order to check it.
CAAB concerned over poor cabin conditions, high airfares on some int'l flights
Regulator asks airlines to improve cleanliness, passenger services and ensure reasonable fares on Bangladesh routes
Dancing with the Stars faced an unexpected outcome during its first-ever Grammy Night on November 10. Jenna Dewan and Val Chmerkovskiy were eliminated despite strong performances throughout the competition. Harry Shum Jr. and Jenna Johnson topped the leaderboard with their salsa routine, maintaining their success for three consecutive weeks. The six couples moving into the semi-finals include Harry Shum Jr. and Tatyana Ali.
Netanyahu dismisses claims that Israel blocking supplies to Gaza
Benjamin Netanyahu said the Palestinian militant group Hamas is to blame because it continues to refuse to disarm, a condition of the deal announced by Donald Trump, and seizes humanitarian aid in order to use it for military purposes
Schools across Italy were evacuated on Wednesday following a series of bomb threats, which were later suspected to be hoaxes. Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, however, said there was no concrete danger based on the initial security checks.
Top White House lawyer warns Dems that threats of oversight could be criminally probed
The White House counsel's office is warning Rep. Robert Garcia, the future head of the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform, that Democrats' threats to engage in oversight against the Trump administration could cross the line into criminal behavior. Letter from WH counsel Will Scharf to incoming House Oversight chair Robert Garcia on future Democratic investigations: Beyond being inconsistent with the clear, well-recognized constitutional limitations on your investigative functions, threats to executive branch officials designed to deter them from public service, or process designed merely to abuse or instill fear in the recipient may cross the line into blatant criminality. And issuing unlawful subpoenas with the intention of depriving citizens of their constitutional rights and privileges may warrant further investigation. Alayna Treene (@alaynatreene) November 11, 2026 The warning came in a Monday letter from White House counsel Will Scharf to Rep. Garcia that was obtained by ABC News. This is a developing story. Please check back for updates. This article originally appeared on Good Morning America at https://www.yahoo.com/news/politics/articles/top-wh-lawyer-warns-democrats-140924079.html
Pak court indicts grandson of deputy PM Ishaq Dar, 7 others in Lahore rape case
Pak court indicts grandson of deputy PM Ishaq Dar, 7 others in Lahore rape case
Bitcoin (BTC USD) price prediction: Bitcoin is showing a price pattern that analyst Tim Warren associates with previous bull runs, despite weak investor sentiment and continued ETF withdrawals. US spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded$95 million in outflows on November 10, their third consecutive day of declining withdrawals, while Warren highlighted several price levels to watch.
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Scott Bessent moved to military base after Iranian threats
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has moved from his home in Washington, DC, to a military base following threats to his life allegedly linked to Iran, according to media reports. The New York Times reported on Tuesday, November 11, that the relocation followed US intelligence findings that Iran had increased efforts to target current and Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
London's worsening air quality and its contrast with New Delhi's pollution
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Brazil electoral court fines Meta, sees no deliberate election bias
Meta told the Court last month it had adopted measures to ensure equal treatment of the two campaigns
DU suspends two staff over suspected role in campus blasts
Preliminary evidence suggests their involvement in blasts and attempts to create instability, university administration says
US agencies believe that Alice Huang was a Megaspeed executive and a Chinese spy. She was assigned the role to feed information back to China. Alice was allegedly given the role of developing a close relationship with Jensen, and gathering information about Nvidia. It was reported that China wanted information about Nvidia's advanced AI chips and business strategy.
'Only problem is food': India coach questions SAFF hospitality
India may have secured their place in the SAFF Championship semifinals with back-to-back wins against Pakistan and Maldives, but coach Naushad Moosa has a lingering complaint about his team's stay in Dhaka: the food.
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Bitcoin price today: Why is BTC down to lowest in 2 months? Ethereum price crashes too
Crypto market is undergoing extreme volatile mode. Top cryptocurrency assets such as Bitcoin and Ethereum were down after the CPI report reveals shocking US inflation data.
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A research team from MIT has mapped the lineage of over a million cells in mouse embryos. This extensive study reveals how cells decide to form specific tissues during development. The new technique allows scientists to identify where developmental errors occur, which may lead to birth defects. It also provides insights for cancer research by highlighting early changes in healthy cells.
Three CRPF personnel injured in hit and run terror attack in J&K's Kulgam
Three CRPF personnel were injured after two motorcycle-borne terrorists opened fire at a security party in the Akhran area near Mir Bazar in Jammu and Kashmir's Kulgam district on Wednesday. The injured personnel, belonging to the CRPF's 46th Battalion, were shifted to Anantnag Medical College Hospital for treatment.
Gold and silver prices witnessed gains on Wednesday, November 11, supported by changing global economic conditions and movements in crude oil prices. Domestic gold prices rose to Rs 1,42,010 per 10 grams, while silver climbed to Rs 1,86,660 per kg
WhatsApp global head Kunal Shah has outlined plans to make the messaging platform simpler and more useful by introducing improvements to voice notes, groups, stickers and video features. The company also aims to make everyday services such as payments, bill payments, loans and travel-related services easier to access.
Reacting to Pandya's departure, Akash Ambani praised his contribution, commitment and leadership, recalling his journey with the franchise since 2015. Ambani also welcomed Arshdeep, saying his experience, skills and competitive spirit would strengthen MI's bowling attack
Actress Samreen Kaur announced her engagement to cricketer Arshdeep Singh through a series of romantic pictures on Instagram. Flaunting her diamond ring, she shared glimpses of the proposal and expressed happiness about their future together.
10 Chhatra Dal men sued over alleged attack on DB police in Kushtia
A DB officer filed the case after police personnel were allegedly assaulted during an anti-drug drive near Kushtia Government College
World leaders urge stronger and faster action at UN climate talks over inadequate response
World leaders gathered in Turkey for COP31 to discuss effective strategies to combat climate change. Notably absent are leaders from major polluting nations, including the United States, China, and India. U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres urged immediate action in his opening speech and suggested a framework for cooperation. Brazil's President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva emphasized the need for global leadership on environmental issues.
Schools across Italy, UK and Ireland hit by hoax bomb threats, Meloni also targeted
Schools across Italy, UK and Ireland hit by hoax bomb threats, Meloni also targeted
BOOK REVIEW: 'Trumpiana: The Wrecking Machine' turns Trump's political spectacle into sharp satire
Through witty headlines, sharp satire and inventive wordplay, veteran journalist Arun Kumar chronicles the controversies, contradictions and political spectacle of Donald Trump's second term, writes Shubhangi Chowdhury reviewing the book.
Nvidia stock is rebounding on Wednesday, November 11, as investors step in after two consecutive sessions of losses linked to the controversy surrounding CEO Jensen Huang. Shares closed Tuesday at $168.89, down 5.47%. But the stock recovered to $175.45 in extended-hours trading by 6:49 a.m. ET, gaining 3.88%. The recovery comes as Nvidia prepares to release its quarterly results on November 17.
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A flat tyre, a call to dad, then run over: Keralam student dies in Dubai crash
A flat tyre, a call to dad, then run over: Keralam student dies in Dubai crash
Two men allegedly attempt to abduct female police constable in Moulvibazar
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Govt expects progress on IMF programme by Jan 2027: Finance minister
The government expects to finalise a clear outline and achieve concrete progress on its ongoing programme with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) by January next year, Finance and Planning Minister Amir Khosru Mahmud Chowdhury said today
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In a remarkable feat in 2023, the IceCube Neutrino Observatory harnessed the efforts of 1,800 participants to classify simulated neutrino events with impressive accuracy. This initiative underscored the indispensable role of citizen science in intricate scientific endeavors, as the volunteers classified over 128,000 events, achieving results on par with advanced deep neural networks.
Mauricio Pochettino and Manchester United are a decade in the making
Mauricio Pochettino looks set to turn a decade-long courtship with Manchester United into a full-blown relationship, says chief football writer Phil McNulty.
Iran vows not to give up 'a single particle' of nuclear material
What to know about the Iran war today: The head of Iran's Supreme National Security Council Secretary vowed Wednesday that Tehran would not allow the removal of even a single particle of enriched nuclear material from the country, casting doubt on diplomatic efforts as the U.S. has long sought a peace deal that would see Iran give up its enriched uranium.President Trump has argued that he needed to launch the war with Iran to prevent the Islamic Republic from obtaining a nuclear weapon , which the regime has always denied any intention of doing. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth told reporters Tuesday that crazy Islamists in Tehran will never ever have a nuclear weapon.The war with Iran will cost Persian Gulf nations, most of which are close U.S. allies, more than $200 billion in damages, insurer Allianz Trade said Wednesday. Economic losses could reach nearly four times that amount by 2030, the insurer added. Iranian officials says Europe and the U.S. have heard the repercussions of war An adviser to Iran's supreme leader said Wednesday that the U.S. and Europe have heard the repercussions of the war launched jointly more than eight months ago by the U.S. and Israel. In a post on X, Mohammad Mokhber said other nations' participation in the U.S. blockade of Iranian ports constituted an act of war that would be recorded in the nation's historical memory. Responsibility and the consequences of such actions will extend to all participants, regardless of geographical boundaries, Mokhber said. He did not mention any specific repercussions, but France has blamed Iran for nationwide cyberattacks that hit commercial refrigeration units at hundreds of grocery stores in October, spoiling thousands of tons of food and causing at least 20 fires, according to French prosecutors. In September, U.K. Prime Minister Andy Burnham said Iran was believed to have played a part in a security incident near an air base in England that had been used by U.S. forces to launch strikes on Iran. Iran-linked groups have also been accused of backing a series of sabotage attacks in the U.K. and Europe, including many targeting Jewish communities. Iran's army says 2 more tankers hit mines in Strait of Hormuz Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps said Wednesday that two more oil tankers had struck sea mines and caught on fire in the Strait of Hormuz, the latest of what have become daily claims by Iranian forces about attacks on commercial vessels in and around the strategic waterway. Two oil tankers that attempted to secretly leave the Strait of Hormuz last night via an unauthorized and hazardous route, under the protection of fighter jets belonging to the plundering and aggressor U.S. military, struck naval mines and sustained massive explosions, the IRGC said in a statement. Iran has attacked ships for months that it accuses of trying to transit the waterway without its approval, using southern shipping lanes the U.S. military insists are safe and open . The U.S. military, meanwhile, has also struck tankers it accuses of violating its blockade of Iranian ports. The IRGC claimed Tuesday that at least two oil tankers had caught on fire after explosions in the strait under similar circumstances, and the the U.K. navy's Maritime Trade Operations center said a tanker reported being hit by a projectile in the strait on Tuesday evening. Iran war damage will cost Persian Gulf nations more than $200 billion, insurer says The U.S.-Iran war will cost Gulf countries more than $200 billion in damage and economic losses could reach nearly four times that amount by 2030, insurer Allianz Trade said on Wednesday. Gulf countries which hosted U.S. forces came under attack on a daily basis in the opening weeks of the war as Iran retaliated against U.S. and Israeli attacks. Physical damage across the region is assessed just above $200bn, mostly concentrated in Hormuz-locked economies, especially in energy infrastructure, the insurer said in a report. More than 80 energy facilities were hit in the war, mostly in Kuwait, Qatar and Bahrain, the report said, with a third of them severely damaged. Beyond physical damage to energy infrastructure, the war has affected other sectors like tourism and real estate, which will see slower growth over the years. The total cost of the war for the GCC is set to reach $790bn, a cumulative gap of 5.9 percent of GDP relative to the pre-war trend through 2030, the report said. This reflects the cumulative loss of economic output over 2026-30, the difference between what the region was forecast to produce on its pre-war growth trend and what it is now projected to produce post-war, it said. CBS/AFP Top security chief says Iran will not allow removal of even a single particle of enriched nuclear material A top Iranian security official insisted Wednesday that Tehran will not allow the removal of any of its enriched nuclear material. Iranian state broadcaster IRIB cited Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council Mohsen Rezaei as saying Tehran will not remove even a single particle of enriched nuclear material from the country. The White House has argued the war against Iran was necessary to prevent the Islamic Republic from obtaining a nuclear weapon, which the regime has always denied trying to do. The Trump administration has pushed for a final peace deal that would include Iran agreeing to give up its stockpile of highly-enriched uranium and accept limits on its nuclear program overall. The U.S. wants an initial ceasefire deal to include negotiations on the nuclear issue, but Tehran has refused that precondition, insisting such discussions can only take place once fighting is formally halted - on all fronts, including in Lebanon. On Tuesday, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth reiterated the White House's position on Iran's nuclear program, telling reporters that crazy Islamists in Tehran will never ever have a nuclear weapon. Iranian foreign minister mocks France over being unable to manage fridges Hours after the Iranian foreign ministry officially rejected any responsibility for grocery store refrigerators being hacked across the country, Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi added insult to injury. Unable to manage fridges let alone addressing grievances of its people, French government is shifting blame for its failures onto others, Araghchi wrote on X. Araghchi also added Iran did not use its power to support massacres in Gaza or bombings of schools and hospitals. On Monday, the Paris Prosecutor's Office said investigators had evidence Iran was behind the Oct. 11 hack, which significantly turned up the temperature in refrigerators and spoiled tons of food as well as causing about 20 fires. About 700 supermarkets across the country were targeted, the prosecutor's office said. The Iranian foreign ministry, in its official statement Tuesday, said it strongly rejects the baseless accusations made by the French government against Iran concerning alleged involvement in sabotage activities in France. This article originally appeared on CBS News at https://www.cbsnews.com/live-updates/iran-war-us-nuclear-strait-of-hormuz/
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What are cold weather payments and who can get them?
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The US agencies believe that Alice Huang was a Megaspeed executive and a Chinese spy. She was assigned the role to feed the information back to China. Megaspeed is a Singapore-based AI infrastructure company. According to reports, it had purchased $4.8 billion in Nvidia chips over the last two years.
CoreWeave stock surged more than 16% in premarket trading after the company reported 168% revenue growth and raised its 2026 forecast. The upbeat results lifted investor sentiment, but its $709 million quarterly loss, heavy interest expenses and mounting financing needs continue to raise questions about the AI infrastructure company's future.
Watch: UK falls silent to mark Armistice Day
People from Belfast to Cardiff, London to Edinburgh held the two-minute silence to mark the end of World War One and to remember those who have died in conflicts.
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei has made a bold claim. He says cancer, Alzheimer's, heart disease and mental illness could become relics of the past in the next 10 years. However, experts remain divided over whether...
Two-year-old dies after fall from unguarded balcony at Rajshahi Medical College Hospital
The child's father was being treated for dengue and his sister for abdominal complications; hospital authorities say the area was under construction
An eternal shame: Bilic and Croatia aim to use 7-0 humbling as fuel against England
On April 25, 1954, Bell Telephone Laboratories made a significant breakthrough by introducing a solar battery designed to power telephone systems. The focus was on enhancing efficiency, enabling solar cells to transform 6% of sunlight into usable electricity. While it started as a specialized technology, solar energy has seen remarkable adoption, with projections suggesting that by 2026, it will represent a major share of new energy production.
Russia, Ukraine hold second day of US-brokered talks in Abu Dhabi
Abu Dhabi: Delegations from Moscow and Kyiv on Wednesday, November 11, held a second straight day of US-brokered talks on ways of ending the war started by Russias all-out invasion of Ukraine nearly five years ago. Hopes are low for any breakthrough in the first meeting in nine months between the delegations, although US officials Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News , Technology , Entertainment , Sports , Politics and Top Stories on WhatsApp & Telegram by subscribing to our channels. You can also download our app for Android and iOS .
Hamza starts as captain as Bangladesh make three changes against SL
Bangladesh made three changes to their starting XI for tonight's SAFF Championship Group A clash against Sri Lanka, with Hamza Choudhury set to wear the captain's armband for the first time and Farhaan Ali Wahid in line for his first appearance at home.
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Police investigate after dozens of runners fall ill at Santa Barbara half-marathon
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AI datacentres plan on-site power stations on huge scale despite climate risks, research reveals
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Welsh Grand National-winning jockey O'Brien dies aged 39
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Nvidia hires leading US law firm to investigate Jensen Huang
Police to target 500 chronic shoplifters in retail crime crackdown in England and Wales
India top Group B after 1-0 win over Maldives
India finished top of Group B in the SAFF Championship with a 1-0 victory over the Maldives at the National Stadium on Wednesday, completing their group-stage campaign with two wins from as many matches.
Veterans Day 2026: Is the stock market open today? NYSE, Nasdaq, banks and bond market holiday schedule. The US stock market will remain open on Wednesday, November 11, even as banks, federal offices and the bond market observe Veterans Day. The NYSE and Nasdaq will follow their regular trading schedules.
Tensions erupted in the Israeli parliament as newly elected lawmakers were sworn in, with caretaker Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu 's speech interrupted by a heated exchange between his wife, Sara Netanyahu, and former PM Naftali Bennett.
Michigan appeals court upholds airport's tree-cutting order on private land
