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‘Scandal fells’ Huang

A roundup of the headlines from the US front pages

“Scandal fells Nvidia’s Huang,” and “coziness with Trump wasn’t enough to avert his undoing,” The Wall Street Journal says on Friday’s front page. “Nvidia chief quits as second affair adds to scrutiny,” The New York Times says. “Huang’s exit tests stability of Nvidia, AI,” says the Los Angeles Times. “Trump says no Iran deal is needed, closes down talks,” The Washington Post says. “Trump directs Vance to focus on Dems instead of Iran deal,” The Kansas City Star says. “Officials: ICE detention plan wasted millions,” says USA Today. “Feds pressured Omar ex-bodyguard” to “provide evidence against her,” The Minnesota Star Tribune says. “Texan central to Haiti’s arms deal with Dolly Parton’s nephew has history of fraud,” the Miami Herald says. “More urged to be tested for prostate cancer,” says The Boston Globe.

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