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  1. Bloomberg Television9 min

    Democrats Risk Misreading Midterm Landslide, Trubowitz Says

    Trubowitz, Leslie Vinjamuri, Francine Lacqua, Leslie Vincimori

    Republican legislators face immediate hurdles in passing a legislative package before January as Donald Trump navigates internal party divisions while seeking to secure a legacy through foreign policy resolutions in Iran and Ukraine. Democrats, wary of over-indexing on investigations rather than tangible delivery on housing and healthcare, possess sufficient House numbers to override vetoes on Ukraine aid and intelligence spending while targeting Trump and corporate America through the new Oversight Committee. As artificial intelligence regulation emerges as a critical bipartisan issue driven by voter demand and state-level referenda, both parties must address the tension between Washington-centric politics and local economic needs to avoid future electoral backlash.

  2. Bloomberg Television48 min

    Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang Admits Affair With Suspected Chinese Spy

    Jensen Huang, Francine Lacqua, Beata Manthey, Leslie Vinjamuri, Peter Trubowitz, Alexander Sagel, Sergio Ermotti, Tom McKenzie, Stephanie Baker, Andrea Rochelle, Oliver Crook, Anthony Halpin

    NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang faces an independent board investigation after admitting to an affair with a woman suspected of being a Chinese spy, prompting House Foreign Affairs Committee scrutiny and raising investor concerns over succession risks. Concurrently, President Trump has voiced continued support for Huang despite the scandal, while the U.S. Congress braces for heightened legislative battles following Democratic midterm victories. This leadership crisis occurs against a backdrop of shifting global market strategies, with major banks reallocating portfolios away from U.S. tech valuations amid geopolitical tensions and evolving defense industry consolidation.