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Jensen Huang’s Honey Trap: Sex and Espionage
The cameras outside a Taipei restaurant caught Jensen Huang with his arm around Alice Huang as she kissed him on the cheek. Eighteen months later, Nvidia’s board accepted his resignation, Congress wanted answers, and the FBI was investigating reports that she had worked for Beijing. Attorney General Todd Blanche said the Justice Department had reached…
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The Rocket and the Resort
Roger Clemens had already picked out a lot at El Rosario, according to a 2001 letter bearing Davis Love III’s name. Eight years later, NHL players sued developer Ken Jowdy over a different project, Diamante Cabo San Lucas. They alleged that investment capital paid to entertain baseball stars while development lagged. Jowdy denied wrongdoing. The…
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One Police Plaza’s Selective Hearing
On Staten Island’s North Shore, a resident known as Loft wants Jessica Tisch to put NYPD Community Affairs in a room with the people it serves. Loft’s complaint drew a reply within five minutes. The correspondence ends without an answer to the request for a public town hall. Rick LaRivière and Richard Luthmann trace what…
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The $40M Royal Crypto Ruse?
Rocky Rustad’s pitch, according to investors who spoke with Frank Report, hinged on a Saudi royal who supposedly needed to swap large Bitcoin holdings for Tether. Rustad would capture the spread. Backers would get quick payouts with little exposure to price swings. The reporting puts total investment at more than $40 million. Then withdrawals stalled,…
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Hanks’ Republican Love Affair Backfires
Kevin Barry Love’s Republican endorsement has become a Democratic leadership problem for his wife, Council Majority Whip Kamillah Hanks. Unofficial election returns showed Assemblyman Sam Pirozzolo ahead of Matthew Mobilia by 1,313 votes, while Council Democrats described possible consequences for Hanks. No sanction has been publicly announced, and Love’s claim to decisive influence remains unproved.…
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Brooklyn Still Owes Benny Geritano
Battista “Benny” Geritano received twelve years after a Brooklyn prosecution built on circumstantial evidence. Now the Kings County DA’s 1,065-page FOIL production puts the limits of that evidence in sharper focus: a complainant who did not personally identify Geritano as the stabber, a security chief’s account of a knife pickup, a disputed identification of another…
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BREAKING: Bernie Receipts Rattle Alexis Rodriguez’s ‘Moderate’ Pitch
Alexis Rodriguez’s campaign calls her a moderate. Five screenshots attributed to the Staten Island Democrat tell a more progressive story: Sanders fundraising messages, Our Revolution advocacy, an immigration protest appeal and confrontational political memes. With Rodriguez challenging State Sen. Andrew Lanza in the November 3 election, those images put her political branding under scrutiny. Activist…
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CTE and Chris Simon: The Unicorn of Hockey’s Warrior Era
Chris Simon could protect a teammate and finish a scoring chance. He won the Stanley Cup with Colorado, helped Washington contend, and brought considerably more to the ice than a willingness to fight. His death at 52 and subsequent diagnosis of stage 3 CTE demand a fuller accounting of that career. Matt “Sully” Sullivan examines…
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A Crafted Fumble in Happy Valley
Pat Kraft fired James Franklin with a promise of higher standards. A year later, Greg Maresca wants Penn State’s athletic director measured against his own words. A 54-day coaching search brought Matt Campbell to Happy Valley, but four consecutive Big Ten losses have exhausted the honeymoon. Meanwhile, Bob Chesney’s success at UCLA makes the road…
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Trump Bring Little Vic Home
Jackie Orena’s grandfather survived an attempted mob hit. Now she fears he will die beyond his family’s reach. Victor “Little Vic” Orena, 92, has dementia, and a federal court has acknowledged extraordinary and compelling medical circumstances while denying release. Jackie alleges lost dentures, malnutrition, delayed hospital care, and restrictions on family access. She also says…
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