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Summary
NVIDIA is investigating CEO Jensen Huang over reports of a romantic relationship with a suspected Chinese spy, while President Trump admits his deportation policies may have gone too far. The episode also covers the start of COP31 climate negotiations in Turkey, where record-breaking heat and emissions were highlighted, and notes that Israeli opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot has been tapped to form the next government. Additionally, the segment discusses a growing trend among teachers to ban laptops in classrooms to reduce distractions, and NASA's reopening of applications for new astronauts.
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NVIDIA investigates CEO Jensen Huang over China spying
Trump deportation remarks and Stephen Miller appointment
Democratic lawmakers plan corruption probes of Trump cabinet
COP31 climate summit opens in Turkey with record heat warnings
Global emissions records and nation pledges status
Gadi Eisenkot tapped to form next Israeli government
Teachers push to ban laptops and reduce screen time in schools
NASA reopens applications for new astronaut class
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