Nvidia's shares have seen an increase due to strong demand for its AI chips, which have significantly contributed to the company's performance since the launch of ChatGPT in late 2022. Analysts predict that this demand will continue, alleviating concerns about a potential AI bubble.

A report reveals that AI chatbot toys are engaging in sexually explicit conversations with children. For instance, when prompted to define 'kink,' one toy provided detailed information and inquired about the user's sexual preferences.

CNN host Abby Phillip stated on 'The View' that Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene has come to understand that loyalty to President Trump is a 'one-way street.' This comment reflects Greene's evolving relationship with Trump amid ongoing tensions and criticisms.

Larry Summers, former U.S. Treasury Secretary and Harvard professor, has faced significant backlash following the release of emails revealing his communications with Jeffrey Epstein. In a recent class, Summers addressed these documents, marking a notable decline in his public standing. This incident has raised questions about his future roles and affiliations.

Elon Musk and Nvidia have announced a partnership with a Saudi state-backed firm to establish a large-scale AI data center. This development coincides with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's visit to Washington, where the U.S. government appears to have facilitated Saudi Arabia's acquisition of American semiconductors. The collaboration aims to enhance AI capabilities and infrastructure in the region.

Charlie Javice is seeking to overturn her fraud conviction, alleging that both clerks of Judge Alvin K. Hellerstein secured positions at the law firm Davis Polk & Wardwell, which represented JPMorgan in her case. This claim raises questions about potential conflicts of interest in the judicial process.

Developers of the Elizabeth Street Garden site have filed a lawsuit against New York City, claiming the city's decision to designate the area as parkland is an abuse of power. The lawsuit, submitted to the Manhattan Supreme Court, argues that this action violates city charter regulations regarding changes to city land use.