Shares in Nvidia plunged by 13% when Wall Street opened, after Huang’s departure was announced. After a partial rebound, they were down 7% in morning trading, wiping more than $320bn (£242bn) off Nvidia’s value on the day and more than $600bn for the week – valuing the company at about $3.9tn.

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They won't win. They've lost the support of both congress and the electorate.

To be clear, they'll grow more dangerous as the noose tightens. They'll try to invalidate the elections. They'll block congress at every turn. They may try violence.

But if Minneapolis is anything to go by, they're going to find out one way or another that we aren't trapped in here with them, they are trapped in here with us.

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    Without unions, and with the job market the way it is, politicians actually do have more control over my employer than I do. "Ask for better hours" and "find a new job" don't cut it these days.

    What I was partly trying to get at is that we work too much and for too long. But the best way to fix that and get more time to ourselves is unionization and regulation.

    My other point is that we can just reinvent our timezones at the state and local level to best serve the people that live in them.

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    From the article:

    "An attack ad created by Republican Vivek Ramaswamy's campaign featuring the mother of Democratic candidate for Ohio governor, Dr. Amy Acton, accuses her of lying about her upbringing and her opponent."

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    "Acton confirmed the woman in the video is her mother, Donna Arthur, and said her mother is the one who is lying. Acton blamed Ramaswamy for the ad."


    This ad is so gross that even some Republicans are criticizing it. Not nearly enough, but the fact that they are saying anything at all is telling.

    Vance, of course, supports it.

     

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