Thursday · November 12, 2026 Vol. I · No. 315
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The Jensen Huang scandal is hardly over Hugging Face CEO vows to keep fighting for open-source AI after Jensen Huang’s exit Orakl Oncology raises $34M to predict cancer drug results with AI Home sales hit 16-year low in October amid record-high mortgage rates Stephen Curry sidelined with oblique tear Steph Curry has an oblique abdominal tear; to be reevaluated in 2 weeks Finland bars Russian athletes from entering country over Ukraine war Anthropic’s IPO is reportedly oversubscribed as founders sell $1.75bn The Jensen Huang scandal is hardly over Hugging Face CEO vows to keep fighting for open-source AI after Jensen Huang’s exit Orakl Oncology raises $34M to predict cancer drug results with AI Home sales hit 16-year low in October amid record-high mortgage rates Stephen Curry sidelined with oblique tear Steph Curry has an oblique abdominal tear; to be reevaluated in 2 weeks Finland bars Russian athletes from entering country over Ukraine war Anthropic’s IPO is reportedly oversubscribed as founders sell $1.75bn

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Russian mathematician Semyon Krasotkin charged with treason over $26 in paid Telegram reactions to Ukrainian and opposition channels

Semyon Krasotkin, a 27-year-old mathematician and journalist from Moscow, has been jailed on treason charges, the news outlet Vot Tak reported.

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Businessman proposes launching 90-day pilot program to develop India-Tatarstan tourism

According to the founder and chairman of the board of directors of Dimaz Group Manish Singhal, Kazan could become a hub for Russian-Indian tourism and business

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Trump says US, Russia, China to sign nuclear arms control agreements

The US leader noted that he had raised the issue of nuclear arms control during negotiations with Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping

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Moscow’s alternative teens have made a downtown nightlife district their weekend hangout. Drunken fights are driving customers away — and police are targeting the teenagers for how they dress.

In the summer of 2025, media outlets first reported on the “nefors” of Kitay-Gorod — teenagers in unusual clothes who hang out in this central Moscow neighborhood. Around the same…

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Zelensky’s diesel burnout, Nord Stream on trial, Russiagate revived: RT stories that shaped the week

RT looks at this week’s top stories, including the rift between Donald Trump and Vladimir Zelensky, and the return of the ‘Russiagate’ hoax Read Full Article at RT.com

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Israeli settlers beat up and rob WaPo journalist in West Bank (VIDEOS)

WaPo photo journalist Heidi Levine has been attacked by violent Israeli settlers in the West Bank Read Full Article at RT.com

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Russian forces striking strategic targets in Ukraine — Gerasimov

As a result of these strikes, 76 logistics centers and warehouses, 203 port infrastructure facilities, and 93 vessels delivering military cargo to Ukraine have been destroyed, Arm…

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Trump says war with Iran will end 'sooner than people think'

Thus the US leader told reporters

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Two Houthi missiles hit Aden Airport, no casualties reported — police

This was the second such attack on the airport in less than a week

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Trump says would like to see Putin at G20 summit in US

The US President noted that he doesn’t know whether Vladimir Putin would come

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Liberation of DPR, security zone, continuation of massive strikes: Putin’s statements

Vladimir Putin stressed that Russia’s armed forces continue to carry out the objectives of the special military operation

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Stoptime, a St. Petersburg street band, found fame covering musicians Russia branded ‘foreign agents.’ Now its singer and guitarist are on the list, too.

Russia’s Justice Ministry has added Diana “Naoko” Loginova, the vocalist for the band Stoptime, to its registry of “foreign agents.”

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Russian intelligence may have hired a Turkish crime gang to set fire to a Starlink ground station in Poland, Spiegel reports

The Turkish criminal gang known as the Daltons may have been involved in the arson attack on a Starlink satellite ground station in the village of Wola Krobowska in Poland’s Masov…

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Russian band Shortparis releases ‘Iliada,’ its first album since the death of singer Nikolai Komyagin

On October 9, Shortparis released “Iliada” (“Iliad”), their first album since vocalist Nikolai Komyagin died in February 2026. Its sound is unusual for the band, and its lyrics ar…

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Putin praises effectiveness of Russian military strikes against enemy targets

The targets include enemy’s military-industrial complex facilities and logistics centers

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Trump denies ordering restrictions on Ukraine’s military Starlink service and says he doesn’t think Elon Musk did, either

Donald Trump said he had not ordered restrictions on Starshield, the military version of Starlink, in Ukraine.

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Trump’s first attorney general pick accused of sex trafficking

Two women have sued former US Representative Matt Gaetz, accusing him and other defendants of running a sex trafficking ring Read Full Article at RT.com

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Russian stock market indices in the green this Friday — market data

The MOEX Russia Index gained 1.65%, while the RTS Index edged up by 1.82%

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Russian strikes reduce Ukrainian capacity to produce long-range weapons — Gerasimov

The Russian forces carried out 12 massive strikes in September and October, striking 30 military-industrial complex enterprises and logistics centers involved in the production an…

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Tatarstan interested in IT professionals, medical personnel, welders from India

According to the republic’s Labor, Employment, and Social Protection Minister Elmira Zaripova, unemployment in Tatarstan is practically nonexistent

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Russian forces steadily advancing along entire front — Putin

According to the Russian leader, more than 1,300 square kilometers of territory in Donbass and Novorossiya have been liberated in September alone

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Trump denies White House involvement in restricting Kiev’s access to Starshield

When asked to clarify who was behind the restriction on access to Starshield, the US president said that there could be no disruptions at all

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Russia plans winter strikes to cut off electricity, heat, and water in Kyiv, Kharkiv, and Odesa to force Ukraine’s surrender, NYT reports

Russia expects to force Ukraine to capitulate this coming winter by disabling its energy system, particularly by leaving Kyiv, Kharkiv, and Odesa without electricity, heat, or wat…

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15 settlements liberated by Russia’s Battlegroup Center in September-October — top brass

Fighting continues in nine more settlements, including Raiskoye and Svyatogorsk