Banks and bond investors are reassessing how much more debt to put behind AI data centers after a sharp market selloff, Reuters reports. No defaults were described, but credit markets are getting more selective.
Army National Guard leaders say a large overseas conflict could pull troops away from governors during hurricanes and other emergencies. The warning is about future planning, not a current shortage.
The FDA is requiring a warning about a rare optic nerve condition called NAION on GLP-1 drugs including Ozempic and Wegovy. Regulators say the cause is unclear, and drugmakers dispute a causal link.
Nvidia’s board has opened an independent investigation after reports that CEO Jensen Huang was targeted by Chinese intelligence. Huang has admitted an affair, but the espionage claims remain unproven.
The CDC has confirmed 5,182 measles cases in the United States this year, the most since 1991. Deaths, outbreaks and the country’s elimination status are drawing scrutiny.
Rep. Thomas Massie says he will reintroduce articles of impeachment against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, and House Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries says he is a hard yes. Trump and Hegseth are pushing back.
Staff at the Commerce Department’s AI safety and standards center were recently asked to report informally to a White House office, according to AP, prompting questions from experts about independent oversight of AI.
Colombia’s army says three soldiers died when drones hit a base in Santa Rosa del Sur. Reported wounded counts range from eight to 35, and no group has claimed the attack.
Democrats flipped attorney general offices in Texas, Georgia, Iowa, Ohio and Kansas in the Nov. 3 elections, which could change multistate lawsuits over abortion, immigration and federal policy when the new officeholders take over in January.
Federal prosecutors in New York say three men used AI-cloned voices of CEOs and fake lawyers to steal about $129 million from businesses worldwide. The charges are allegations, and all three are presumed innocent.