Congress should ban immigration officials from using social media
These posts are not law enforcement; they are shocking abuses of power.
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Daylight theft at Etobicoke LCBO under police investigation
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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang resigns in wake of affair, spy scandal
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has resigned effective immediately, the company's board of directors announced Thursday.
Jensen Huang steps down as Nvidia CEO amid infidelity and espionage scandal
The fallout from an affair with an alleged Chinese spy and a relationship with an employee under his supervision precipitated his departure