Allegra Fox

Truly astonishing story as Nvidia’s rock star CEO, truly the absolute epicentre of the AI stock market boom, admits an affair, & board initiates an independent investigation into “national security concerns” I actually asked Huang a year ago about China…this is what he told me: Sep 2025: ME: Jensen, you're one of the few people that can walk into the White House, speak to President Trump, and then, within days, go and speak to Xi Jinping. One of the narratives about this UK us tech partnership is that it helps protect the West, kind of against China. I mean, do you see it like that? Is there a battle between the West in which the UK takes the US side against China's expertise in this area? Jensen Huang: President Trump is very clear. He wants America to win and and President Xi wants China to win, and it's possible for for both of them too. And the reason for that is because it's not a zero sum game the advance of of human society is not a zero sum game and and so I, I think that for America to win the technology that win the AI race, particularly, it's important that and President Trump sees this clearly. It's important that all AI companies that all AI research is built on the American tech stack. And so if you would like, if you would like America to be the global standard of technology, just as we are the global standard of the of currency, the US dollar, then you're going to need to make sure that that people can access this technology from all over the world, including China. And so I think that that that President Trump is very clear eyed about this and and the idea that that these this computing technology, is not a national security concern, it is important, and the reason for that is because any military is smart enough to build their military on top of their own indigenous technology, and not rely on an adversary to build their technology, build their military capability. And then I think that that's very sensible. And so I think the the conversations will sort itself out. And, and, and I do, I do hope, enabling American tech stack to be accessible throughout the world for American companies still, still have an advantage. I think that balance is achievable.

Anna Delvey told New York she was a German heiress with a trust fund of about €60,000,000. She was actually a Russian truck driver's daughter. She stole about $275,000 from banks, hotels and a friend, went to prison, and Netflix paid her around $320,000 for her story. In the video below, the interviewer asks her the simplest question. When did you start lying? "My case is still on appeal, so I'm not going to give you a confession." How did she come up with the idea to fake the bank documents? "I don't know. I can't say that." Did she really think it would work? "Yes, obviously." She says she never believed anyone would actually wire her $60 million. Everyone was going to get repaid. Then the host does something you rarely see. She stops and tells Anna she has interviewed thousands of people, many of them ex-prisoners, and this is the hardest conversation she has ever had. Anna's answer: she'd rather focus on what she's doing now. There's nothing left to say. The host points out that the podcast, the book and the fame only exist because of what she did. "I would say I have the life that I have now in spite of what I've done, not because of it." She ends by reminding the host that she was on house arrest with an ankle monitor. "So here I am giving you this platform." Does she owe anyone an apology?

“We’re here to have a chat with you…” Police have the dumbest lines. There are two of you harassing this man…talk to each other if you so want to have a conversation.

🚨 NEW: The Government's "Black Sky" contingency plans for a national water or power blackout - Around 100 BBC staff would be deployed to run an emergency RM radio studio stocked with enough food, water and fuel to keep it running for 3 days - The BBC would broadcast pre-written Government scripts through the studio, including how to ration water, what to do if toilets stop working and which food to eat first (see scripts below) - Radio masts would switch to diesel generators to keep broadcasts going for up to 72 hours without electricity - BBC teams would use satellite phones to stay in contact, with agreed meeting points and backup arrangements if those phones stop working - They would also report from emergency centres across the UK using satellite-equipped BBC vehicles to help keep information flowing to the public - Emergency services would have alternative ways to communicate if mobile phone networks stopped working - The Government is putting £70m towards aircraft that could restore mobile phone and internet coverage across the UK for over a week

Nigerian billionaire Aliko Dangote has launched a mega fuel storage facility in Namibia to future-proof Southern Africa’s fuel supply. The $2.5 billion tank farm in Walvis Bay is the latest of Dangote’s petro-ventures on the continent.

Distinguished Columbia Univ. Prof. Jeff Sachs on UK Defense Secretary Wes Streeting’s call for Britons to prepare for a war with Russia: “I don’t know whether the Defense Minister was referring to 1914 or whether he was referring to 1940. I’m not clear in my mind, but this is obviously bewildering in its foolishness and recklessness.”

In the face of Russian aggression, Britain is working with allies to build a stronger Europe in a stronger NATO ⬇️

Britain has agreed to pay into European Union development schemes as the price for rejoining the bloc’s electricity market, according to a draft text seen by The Telegraph. Taxpayer money will be funnelled into projects to build roads, airports and green energy facilities across the bloc’s poorer member states under the plan. In exchange, British energy companies will be allowed to trade freely in the EU’s single market for electricity. 🔗 telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/11…

Burnham will 'reshape Commonwealth' as he joins King in Caribbean Read more 🔗 trib.al/aT2qXHU

Fridges and freezers at dozens of supermarkets across Europe have overheated in a suspected cyberattack. Supermarkets in Belgium, Luxembourg and Sweden have reported disruptions, with some forced to throw away chilled and frozen food worth millions of pounds. It follows a major cyberattack in France last month, which affected hundreds of supermarkets and caused millions of euros in losses. The incidents are raising concerns about the vulnerability of Europe's food supply chains, as everyday supermarket equipment becomes increasingly connected to the internet.

Patrick Stewart, 'Star Trek' Captain and 'X-Men' Superhero, Dies at 86 hollywoodreporter.com/movies…

King Charles acknowledged the injustices of slavery, saying Commonwealth leaders would discuss the issue ‌at their summit next week, against the backdrop of increasingly vocal demands from the Caribbean that Britain pays reparations for its role in the slave trade reut.rs/4zYOYiY

Our place in this world cannot be migrating to the UK to clean yansh. Good luck in your hustle, but never you glorify this. The people you are cleaning their yansh are destabilizing your country so you can be available to clean their yansh.

Just In: FG set to pass a law that would prevent the next government from reversing the economic reforms policies introduced by the Tinubu administration, Incl. taxation, tarrifs, subsidies etc., making them binding and mandatory.

The Duchess of Sussex says she is "deeply distressed" by reports of allegations against her father. Meghan issued a statement after The Sun newspaper reported her father is being investigated over claims he kept child sexual abuse images at his home. He denies the accusations. Royal correspondent ＠laurabundock reports.

In 1974, Nigeria was the 3rd largest oil producer in the world. Today, they are drowning in debt and poverty. This isn't an accident. The IMF and World Bank are not charities. They are the modern tools of colonization. They hand out loans you can never repay to force you to sell your resources and your sovereignty. Watch this. He explains exactly how the trap works.

“Mind you she did that split in jeans like hello. This will forever be my best memory, cause did you get Rihanna to do a split?” Markell Washington via TikTok 🤣

“This Is What Nigerians Call Luxury? 👀 No Privacy At All! The Craftsmanship Is Extremely Poor, And The Finishing Is Beyond Terrible. 😩” ~ An American Real Estate Expert Inspects a $1.2 Million Luxury Home In Lagos, And His Brutally Honest Assessment Is Something Many Lagos Property Developers May Not Want To Hear!

"I don't think I deserve this." 📸