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Tokyo-based editor @Reuters. Ex-@DowJones/@WSJ, Kyodo, @AJC. Atlanta boy in Japan for a right long while. 堪へ難キヲ堪へ忍ヒ難キヲ忍ヒ, y’all. He/his/僕

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Joined February 2010
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🔊 Who is Alice Huang? @lauriechenwords tells the Reuters World News podcast: 'Alice Huang is a former Chinese investment management firm's executive who later became the managing director of the Singaporean data and cloud services firm Megaspeed’ reut.rs/48eEj7W
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Happy 175th birthday, @Reuters! From Paul Julius Reuter's two-man office in London to carrier pigeons covering a gap in telegraph lines, hurling a canister onto a ship to get the news of Lincoln's assassination to Europe to THAT picture of ex-prince Andrew reutersagency.com/reuters-17…
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Nvidia's board is meeting to decide whether to oust CEO Jensen Huang, a source ​familiar with the matter told Reuters, as the world's dominant supplier of AI processors grapples with reports of two extramarital affairs involving its longtime leader. Follow our live coverage: reut.rs/4zgY49U
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“Short sellers get sanctimonious about this but it’s like, dude, you made $20 million last year." Christian Lamarco, 31, who reported on @Nvidia in May, mentioning @JensenHuang's “uncomfortably close relationship” with Alice Huang nytimes.com/2026/11/11/busin…
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For Remembrance Day, the remarkable @ArmandDAngour translates “In Flanders Field” in Latin elegiac verse. (And provides a literal translation of his Latin back into English, for those who need an assist.) armanddangour.substack.com/p…
Belgarum in campis ventosa papavera nutant,
 statque crucum series, agmina longa, procul,
quae loca cuique notat; sonat acris in aethere alauda
 vix audita volans, dum fera tela tonant. Nos sumus, en, Manes; vivi modo sensimus ortum,
 vidimus occiduum luce rubere diem;
dilecti dileximus; at nunc frigida morte
 Belgarum in campis corpora nostra iacent. Suscipite hanc litem contra hostem; lampada vobis
 tradimus, o iuvenes, deficiente manu,
sublimemque manus vestra usque ad sidera tollat.
 si nos, qui morimur, fallitis immemores,
non erit ulla quies, licet ipsa papavera crescant
 Belgarum in campis sanguine tincta virum. #elegiacs
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A Chinese university linked to the People's Liberation Army bought Nvidia's powerful H200 AI chips despite being on a US export blacklist, exposing gaps in Washington's efforts to restrict China's access to advanced technology reut.rs/4iUbHWG
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Several members of the Kennedy family, one of America's most famous political dynasties, filed to join ​a court case aimed at stopping President Trump from ‌building a proposed triumphal arch in Washington, saying it would obstruct views and cast shadows over their relatives' grave sites reut.rs/3UPzu1E
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Alice Huang has drawn international attention over reported ties to Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and allegations of links to Chinese espionage. But before the scrutiny, she built a career in finance and later entered the global AI chip race reut.rs/3Vmjogl
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In 1918, shortly before his own death, Wilfred Owen distilled the entire absurdity of war into this devastating short poem. ‘The Last Laugh’, performed by Sean Bean.
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Exclusive: A covert Russian network sought to exploit last month's riots in France by using social media to blame the unrest on uncontrolled immigration and portray the government as having lost control, according to an internal EU assessment seen by Reuters reut.rs/3UMHXCW
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this is so gut-wrenching
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Days after elections that swept Democrats to statewide leadership in Texas, Houston's mayor ordered his city's police department to curtail its cooperation with federal immigration officers, contrary to Republican-backed state law reut.rs/4t61afL
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Da Vinci’s to-do list btw
Men will really have a to-do list that has “pick up drycleaning” and “see Machu Picchu” as consecutive items. No priority ranking, no chronological sections. “Water plants” immediately followed by “learn Chinese”
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In Mississippi's US Senate race, Democrat Scott Colom holds a thin lead over Republican Cindy Hyde-Smith. Election volunteers in capital Jackson were processing affidavit ballots ‘to make sure that the votes are done properly for the constituents’ reut.rs/4zwL8hh
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The US midterm election landslide that gives Democrats control of Congress starting is fueling questions about the longevity of the Supreme Court's two oldest justices, Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito, and the durability of its conservative majority reut.rs/4zli2k9
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Tehran residents gathered at Enghelab Square and burned a huge banner depicting US President Trump and Vice President JD Vance after their Republican party's midterm elections loss
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The races Reuters had said to watch. Democrats on left, Republicans on right. Circled names are the winners. Circled states denote flip. Check marks are incumbents. Some races still not called. I had been expecting a good night for Dems, maybe a blue wave. Not a blue tsunami.
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Democrat Annie Andrews won a US Senate seat in conservative South Carolina, ousting Republican Darline Graham in a state President Trump carried by 18 percentage points just two years ago reut.rs/4BJSf7u
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