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Nvidia and CEO Jensen Huang are hit with a shareholder lawsuit over his reported relationship with a woman suspected of spying for China. The lawsuit, filed Monday in federal court in San Jose, California, accuses Nvidia and Huang of misleading investors by failing to disclose potential national security concerns tied to the alleged relationship. Huang told employees he had been unfaithful to his wife but did not address his reported relationship with Alice Huang, a former executive at Singapore-based chip buyer Megaspeed. Nvidia shares closed down 4.3%, wiping out approximately $190 billion in market value. Shareholders filed the lawsuit just five minutes after the closing bell. See the allegations in the full story: foxnews.com/live-news/ai-new…

A Gaza-born democratic socialist is launching a bid to unseat Sen. John Fetterman in Pennsylvania’s 2028 Democratic primary. Ahmed Moor, 42, is challenging one of the Senate’s most outspoken supporters of Israel, opposing U.S. aid to the country while advocating free healthcare, free childcare and affordable housing. The announcement comes as Fetterman faces criticism from fellow Democrats over his positions on Israel and his willingness to break with his party on certain issues. Fetterman has not announced whether he plans to seek another term. See what Moor is saying about his campaign and the senator he’s challenging: foxnews.com/politics/gaza-bo…

A 6-year-old girl is found sleeping outside a South Carolina Target at 2:30 a.m., with a pillow and blanket. Her dad is nowhere to be found. Police say 35-year-old John-Michael Dooley left his daughter to hold his spot in line for a new Pokémon card release while he went home. After roughly an hour without his return, concerned customers call police. Officers arrest Dooley when he comes back. The girl is unharmed and placed in state custody. Her father is charged with unlawful conduct toward a child. Download the Fox News app or go to Foxnews.com for more.

“Not surprising at all.” @AGToddBlanche reacts to Democrats promising new investigations into President Trump and his administration following their midterm victories, calling it a replay of what happened four years ago. “We will not back down,” Blanche says, stressing that the administration still has two years left in office and has no plans to retreat Download the Fox News app or go to Foxnews.com for more: foxnews.onelink.me/xLDS/z2jy… @seanhannity

Republicans just suffered major midterm losses. Now, Pete Hegseth could face an impeachment vote before Democrats even take control of Congress. Rep. Thomas Massie is moving to force a House vote against the defense secretary, with some Republicans privately warning the effort could succeed. The looming showdown tests whether GOP leaders can hold their party together behind Hegseth. See why the vote could be closer than Republicans expected: foxnews.com/politics/hegseth…

“I don’t wish stuff like that on my worst enemy.” Charlamagne tha God calls out Dave Chappelle after the comedian joked that he felt “better” following Charlie Kirk’s assassination. Charlamagne says he doesn’t find humor in people being shot and rejects violence against anyone over their opinions. See more of his response and the backlash to Chappelle’s remarks: foxnews.com/media/charlamagn…

“It’s a humiliation ritual.” @JesseBWatters argues Democrats have one goal: “cripple the Cabinet.” Reacting to the looming impeachment push against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, Watters says the threats facing Hegseth, RFK Jr. and other Cabinet officials are part of a broader effort to undermine President Trump’s administration.

ONE JOB AT A TIME: Three days after winning a U.S. Senate seat, Senator-elect Abdul El-Sayed is already fielding questions about a presidential run. His answer? “Nope.” He says he’s focused on serving his state in the Senate. The exchange comes as El-Sayed shows off a baseball cap with “JD HABIBI” printed across the front, a gift that sparks questions about his newly launched Habibi PAC. See more from the exchange and his plans for Habibi PAC: [LINK] foxnews.com/politics/asra-no…

NEW KIDS ON THE HILL: Congress’ freshman class is reporting for orientation. Newly elected Republicans and Democrats arrive on Capitol Hill following Democratic midterm victories that gave the party control of the House and Senate. Senators-elect include Democrats Annie Andrews, James Talarico, Abdul El-Sayed and Peggy Flanagan, alongside Republicans Julia Letlow and Kurt Alme. Democrats flipped Republican-held Senate seats in states including South Carolina and Texas, reshaping Washington ahead of the new Congress in January. Download the Fox News app or go to Foxnews.com for more: https:foxnews.onelink.me/xLDS/z2jy…

“Most of you all didn’t know if I’d last three weeks, and that’s okay.” House Speaker Mike Johnson reflects on his three years leading the chamber as he announces he will not seek the minority leader position. “I just didn’t feel after a lot of prayer and reflection. I didn’t feel like that was the best thing for me to do,” Johnson says. With House Republicans set to choose their next leader tomorrow, Johnson is leaving the decision to his colleagues. Download the Fox News app or go to Foxnews.com for more.

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"What about impeaching the leaders of these stupid wars?" President Trump delivers a forceful defense of War Secretary Pete Hegseth, pushing back against calls for his impeachment and questioning why leaders responsible for decades of American wars aren't facing the same scrutiny. Trump points to the wars in Vietnam, Iraq and Afghanistan, contrasting their staggering human costs with his administration's military record.

TRUMP: "Let me ask you the big question. Dana, would you like to be press secretary of the United States of America... or do you just want to stay with this ridiculous UFC?" DANA WHITE: "Thank you for the offer, sir. I do not want to be in politics." TRUMP: "I am devastated to hear this. Goodbye, everybody."

NEW: President Trump unloads on Rep. Thomas Massie, calling him a "loser" and accusing him of opposing Republican legislation no matter what it contains. "He's a loser. He shouldn't be taking up the time of Congress or the Senate." "We could come up with the best bill we could come up with, and he would always vote against. There's something wrong with him."

Trump vs. Biden in the UFC Octagon? Dana White thinks that matchup would end badly for former President Joe Biden. The UFC president gets an unusual question about a hypothetical fight between the two presidents, with age and weight taken out of the equation. "He is the toughest, most resilient human being that I've ever met in my entire life." Asked if Trump would deliver a knockout, White responds: "It would be very bad." Download the Fox News app or go to Foxnews.com for more.

TRUMP: "I believe he's suffering greatly." President Trump expresses concern for NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang following reports alleging the tech executive had an affair with a Chinese spy. Trump calls Huang an "amazing guy" and says he hopes there's no problem, while suggesting the situation is especially difficult because of Huang's family.

President Trump has a new candidate for White House press secretary, and it's UFC boss Dana White. Trump jokes that even Karoline Leavitt would agree White would be good for the job, but there's just one problem. "He'll talk for a little while, and then he's going to beat the hell out of you." The president delivers the punchline while introducing White at the White House podium.

WATCH: Dana White takes over the White House podium just a day after President Trump joked about offering the UFC president the job. "I've always wanted to do this. Who has the first question?"