Senate panel chief questions Centre’s Rs 5tr spending on devolved subjects
The federal government spent more than Rs5 trillion on devolved provincial subjects and on ministries created on Council of Common Interests (CCI) matters in violation of the Constitution, the head of a Senate panel claimed on Tuesday. Citing data from the report of the Auditor General of Pakistan, Senator Barrister Zamir Hussain Ghumro, chairing a […]
Republican US Senator Kevin Cramer from the Senate Banking Committee has called for Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang to resign following allegations of his affair with a Chinese businesswoman suspected of being a Chinese spy. Cramer said the potential for extortion is so high that he believes Huang must step down. The CEO is currently facing an investigation by the company's board after a New York Times report highlighted his affair with the businesswoman, whom US security services suspect of being a Chinese intelligence asset.
The FBI is also investigating Huang's relationship with the woman. President Trump claimed on Monday that Huang informed him that he was unaware the woman was a spy and that Trump believes Huang. China's foreign ministry has dismissed the spying accusations as "groundless" and a "smear." Nvidia maintains that there is no reason to believe US national security or company secrets were compromised, and that Huang is committed to cooperating with an internal review.
The tech executive has told employees that he was unfaithful to his wife but has provided no further details about the relationship.
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