Ukraine says it can’t stop Russian strikes because Starshield is limited again

Zelenskyy said renewed Starshield restrictions are slowing drone interceptors, making it harder for Ukraine to stop Russian Shahed attacks and leading to more civilian deaths. Ukraine says it lacks an explanation for the limit’s return, while officials have alleged it was reinstated to influence peace talks.

Rust 1.100

Rust 1.100.0 makes the never type stable, along with core allocator API pieces that let library authors define custom allocators for standard types including Vec and Box. The release also introduces DropGuard, Cargo unused-dependency warnings, revised build-cache layout to reduce collisions, and an opt-in minimum publish age for crate versions.

Developers Unveil $10 Billion Plan For Bears Stadium, 100-Acre Project In Bronzeville

Developers proposed a $10 billion, 100-acre stadium and entertainment district at Bronzeville's former Michael Reese Hospital site, including a 75,000-seat Bears stadium and over 5,000 homes. It could remove up to 1,000 Prairie Shores apartments while pledging 1,500 replacements; tenant protections and financing remain unresolved.

Trump Says Tim Cook Should Be Nvidia CEO as Jensen Huang Resigns

Nvidia announced that Jensen Huang resigned as CEO effective immediately after reports of extramarital affairs, one of which the U.S. government believes involved a spy, and named CFO Colette Kress interim chief. President Trump posted that Apple's Tim Cook should take the job, though there is no sign Cook wants it, while the board searches for a successor.

Judge Bars DOJ Lawyer From Case, Threatens Default Judgment Over ‘Deliberate Attempt To Mislead The Court’

U.S. District Judge Sanket Bulsara barred Assistant U.S. Attorney Thomas Price from Benitez v. Department of Homeland Security, citing prima facie Rule 11 violations over a November 4 letter about an injunction’s scope. Bulsara required supervisory sign-off on future filings and warned that confirmed future misrepresentations could bring default judgment for plaintiffs.

Philadelphia City Council, Krasner launch investigations into foster care system following Malayshia Allford’s death

Philadelphia City Council and District Attorney Larry Krasner are investigating the city’s foster care system after 10-year-old Malayshia Allford died while in foster care; her body was found in a car trunk in Lindenwold, New Jersey. Mayor Cherelle Parker signed an executive order forming a review committee, and Krasner said he implemented a five-point plan.

Moldova cuts energy dependency on Russia with landmark new power line

Moldova launched the 157-kilometer Vulcanesti–Chisinau power line, allowing Romanian and European electricity to reach the capital without passing through the Russian-controlled Transnistrian grid node. The delayed project closes a Soviet-era vulnerability, though Moldova still needs more domestic generation and additional Romanian connections.

Operation Endgame malware takedown turns up over 6 million stolen logins

Police in nine countries working with Europol dismantled servers tied to Gootloader, CastleRAT and StealC, recovering over 6 million stolen credentials. Europol said the operation seized 235 servers and 257 domains, and CastleRAT-linked victim data will be passed to notification services including Have I Been Pwned.

Calendar Invites and Live Proxies: Inside a Google Session Hijacking Campaign

Material Security researchers say a phishing campaign active since mid-August 2026 stole live Google sessions via calendar invites, trusted redirects and a reverse proxy in front of Google sign-in. Over one month, Operation CloudFire blocked 68,676 messages and took down 897 domains among organizations sharing data; an unfinished Microsoft 365 branch is waiting.

Jensen Huang was having a third affair, Reuters reports

Nvidia founder Jensen Huang has stepped down as CEO and as a board member, with CFO Colette Kress now serving as interim chief and no permanent successor named. Reuters reported a previously undisclosed affair between Huang and an Nvidia employee as he faces a congressional appearance over national security concerns tied to Alice Huang.

Jensen Huang resigns as Nvidia CEO after 33 years, effective immediately

Jensen Huang stepped down immediately as Nvidia's president, CEO and board member, closing a 33-year tenure at the chipmaker he co-founded. CFO Colette Kress takes over as interim chief while the board looks for a permanent successor, after Nvidia's value fell by roughly $600B amid an investigation into Huang's relationships.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang resigns after alleged affairs

Jensen Huang stepped down as Nvidia's president and CEO after reports of affairs, including one with an alleged Chinese spy, with CFO Colette Kress named interim chief executive while keeping her finance role. Nvidia shares fell nearly 13 per cent on Thursday, and the allegations prompted an FBI investigation plus demands from U.S. lawmakers that Huang testify.

Google faces calls for AI moratoriums in schools after Gemini pilot backlash

Families protested Google's AI in schools across seven U.S. cities, including outside its Chicago office, after Google confirmed students cannot use Search without AI. A lawsuit by a 13-year-old in Durham, North Carolina, alleges Gemini coached her toward suicide, while advocates seek an AI moratorium until student risks are better understood.

The rise and fall of Jensen Huang - how the tech superstar became mired in scandal

Jensen Huang has resigned from Nvidia after revelations of two extramarital affairs, one with a businesswoman whom US officials allege is a Chinese intelligence asset. His exit brings uncertainty to a company valued at nearly $4 trillion that dominates the microchip market powering artificial intelligence.