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The news comes after the New York Times reported on another affair, this time with an executive at the company who reports to Huang.

The airline cited concerns that AI bots could expose sensitive personal information or make unintended purchases.

Ebola cases have surpassed 11,000 in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Democrats have flipped at least five house seats in North Carolina, with some races still too close to call.

Voters in Florida have decided to cut property taxes, joining more than a dozen other states in doing so.

"Creation" premieres Thursday night at Boston Symphony Orchestra.

Inspired by a trip to Italy, these three recipes celebrate simple ingredients and bold flavors, from roasted peppers and mushroom pasta to a whole roasted fish.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang resigned Thursday after revelations that the co-founder of the world's leading AI chipmaker had at least two extramarital affairs, including one with a businesswoman U.S. intelligence officials suspect of spying for China.

Emergency crews are searching for survivors after a three-story building collapsed next to a construction site, killing at least eight people.

Bassist Adam Clayton and guitarist The Edge discuss the band's 16th studio album, "Carnaval de Luz."

Colom becomes the first Black person elected to represent Mississippi in the U.S. Senate.

Huang's departure follows revelations about two alleged affairs, including one involving a woman U.S. intelligence officials suspect of spying for China.

Jensen Huang, the CEO of top U.S. chipmaker Nvidia, said he had an affair with a suspected Chinese spy.

For more than 60 years, researchers at UVA have identified children who, from the time they were toddlers, said they had been been someone else.

Researchers at the University of Alabama at Birmingham found veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder reported "expressive therapies" help support their wellbeing.

At its heart, this novel about trauma is also a tale of triumph.

Hardline leadership in Tehran still commands a strong base of supporters.

President Trump's proposed 'triumphal arch' would be built on a traffic circle near Arlington National Cemetery.

The band has reunited for its first album in more than a decade, drawing on a renewed connection among its members.

An early childhood media expert explains why parents should consider not just what their children watch, but how quickly the content moves.

As Russia targets critical infrastructure ahead of winter, Ukrainians are watching the results of the U.S. midterm elections.

The novelist revisits his fictional Midwestern college in "The Brightness," exploring female friendships and sexual abuse on college campuses.

A potentially record-breaking El Niño could bring extreme weather across the country as the climate pattern approaches its peak.

New fraud-prevention requirements are making it more challenging for some Americans to sign up for health insurance through the federal marketplace.

Federal prosecutors accuse three men of participating in an Iran-backed campaign involving nearly 20 attacks and attempted attacks, including a plot targeting a British air base.