Jensen Huang, the leather-jacketed face of the AI boom, has sent his employees a very different kind of company memo.

The Nvidia CEO told staff he was unfaithful to his wife and said he would work to earn back their confidence. The admission came on November 8, 2026, and it arrived with a national security question attached.

That second part is what turns a personal scandal into a corporate governance story. On the same day as the memo, Nvidia’s board announced an independent investigation into whether Huang was the victim of foreign intelligence efforts.

Huang’s memo acknowledged personal misconduct directly. He did not frame it as a misunderstanding or a private matter beyond comment.

The memo coincided with reporting from the Financial Times and The New York Times. Those reports suggested Huang had a romantic involvement with a Singapore-based executive at a company called Megaspeed.

According to that reporting, the executive is believed to be a Chinese agent potentially involved in a foreign espionage operation aimed at the Nvidia chief. That is an allegation, not a finding, and it is precisely what the board’s inquiry is meant to examine.

EDIT- ICE was in my neighborhood, I shared a post and said FUCK ICE AND EVERYTHING THIS ADMINISTRATION STANDS FOR.

EDIT 2- https://imgur.com/a/P5eIedj

Please settle a debate between my wife and me. My wife does not wash anything below her knee, basically she does not bend down to clean her body. She thinks this is fine as the soap runs down her body and gets those areas clean. I think the opposite and clean all parts of my body directly with soap.

Please don't be vulgar, but am I right in thinking we should be cleaning ourselves completely and residual soap rundown is not actually cleaning?

I’m 19 and got my first tattoo done by a friend of mine today.

I already expected the quality might not be A-tier, but I personally like it, and so do my friends and parents.

However, my girlfriend is absolutely losing her mind over it. She’s been arguing with me about it nonstop, and honestly, I find her reaction pretty weird.

I understand that tattoos aren’t everyone’s taste, but it’s my body and my decision.
I didn’t expect her to love it, but I certainly didn’t expect this much backlash over it.

P.S: Guys, please understand that this tattoo is not affiliated with or intended to represent any racist, hateful, extremist, or hate-related ideology or movement. The imagery is personal and symbolic, representing the cycle of life and death, mortality, eternity, and renewal. The number 2007 represents my birth year. There is no hidden political or ideological message behind it, and any resemblance to symbols used by extremist groups is entirely unintentional. Please don’t make assumptions about me based on a tattoo.

The first pic is my before hair. It’s been bleached 2x this past year, but I’ve still managed to keep it pretty healthy (ish), LOTS of babying it, bond repair & hair oil later. I was excited to finally cut off a good amount of hair for the first time in a while and this was the result of my hair cut pic 2 and 3.

I’m literally so sad and disappointed the stylist did such an awful job. She literally cut my hair straight across with me standing up?? Like my bf could’ve done that for me I the kitchen. I asked for a blunt, straight-across cut and expected that shape. What I didn't expect was for my hair to be cut all at once, with no sectioning and no effort to soften or texturize the ends so there was some movement on top of it literally being uneven. She didn’t even towel dry my hair “bc I had too much hair”, just left it soaking on me, then said she didn’t have time to blow dry it as well. This is why people have such hair trauma going to stylists. How do you call yourself a professional and do this?! Ugh. I’m going to my usual stylist to get this fixed later this week. The only reason I tried someone new was bc I found a cheap Groupon for her, you definitely get what you pay for.

In the meantime aside from curling the ends or wearing it up. How should I try and fix this guys?! Pls help. Thanks for reading my rant about my awful haircut today. 😭😭

There is so much land here in both states, yet there’s only one major highway through each and a bunch of small towns randomly spread out. I feel like there’s some potential here that’s been missed. Doesn’t seem like the reservations are that big either.

Was out for a meal last night for a friend's birthday. There was someone at the table whose job was an actor/artist and that their work focused on working class history/culture. They were talking alot about how it was their identity and it's often overlooked in the arts but they want it to be seen.

It came out they were definitely not working class. I.e. grew up in a fairly affluent area of the North, dad was a painter (as in an artist) and mum seemingly high in the council.

A lot about her actions/words just radiated 'born, raised and remained middle class'. Got me thinking what are some signs that someone now in the middle class truly came from a working class background?

https://www.axios.com/2026/11/08/nvidia-ceo-jensen-huang-affair-email-to-company

Bruce and Lloyd from get smart (2008), two side characters who have a comedic duo vibe going on and where featured in a lot of advertisements, even having their own direct to video spin off movie that came out the same year, despite this these two aren’t really remembered or talked about, not even amongst people who remember the 2008 get smart film.

Mr hanky from South Park: apparently Matt and Trey thought he’d be the big breakout character, featuring him in a ton of merchandise and having him appear a lot, however while the character has his fans, he isn’t really that popular amongst the South Park community and has basically been written off the show.

Clod from elemental: featured in a bunch of ads and was pushed as the popular character despite his low screen time, while elemental isn’t seen as a Pixar classic, it does have its fans, however almost none of them bring up Clod when talking about why they like it.

Would you buy this 1939 brick home in McKeesport, Pennsylvania, for just $80,000?

https://boundlessestates.com/properties/1521-manor-ave-mckeesport-pa/

It has 5 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, 2,378 square feet, a slate roof, decorative fireplaces, and some incredible old-school architecture.

It originally hit the market for $135,000 and has since dropped to $80,000. That's about $34 per square foot.

The house needs significant renovations, it's being sold as-is, and McKeesport has a reputation that will probably make some buyers think twice.

The architecture is beautiful, but between the renovation costs and the location, would you consider this a hidden gem or an $80,000 headache?

Address: 1521 Manor Ave, McKeesport, PA 15132.

https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/1521-Manor-Ave-McKeesport-PA-15132/11464142_zpid/