The 20:00 report · 12.11.2026
The headlines this evening focus on the upheaval in the global tech leadership, US foreign policy, and significant security and legal developments. We will continue to follow the developments surrounding the resignation of the Nvidia CEO, the situation in Washington, and legal proceedings in Israel.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang Resigns Following Scandal
Nvidia founder and CEO Jensen Huang has resigned following reports of personal relationships he conducted, including claims of a liaison with a woman suspected of spying for China and other issues within the company. This resignation follows a series of earlier Tevel reports on a leadership crisis at the firm, which included criticism of Huang's conduct with the US administration and shareholder calls for change. The board of directors has appointed CFO Colette Kress as interim CEO in an attempt to stabilize the company, whose stock has recorded sharp declines. The move signals an escalation of the crisis in AI technology and the consequences of uncertainty for a leading global market player.
Trump: US does not need a deal with Iran
US President Donald Trump has declared that the United States does not need a deal with Iran and that the days of negotiations on the matter have passed. Trump ordered his Vice President, J.D. Vance, to focus on addressing domestic corruption in Democratic-led areas instead of dealing with war-related issues, a move that pushes away the possibility of diplomatic initiatives Vance had previously explored. Experts estimate that any attempt to advance alternative measures through Congress will face a presidential veto, indicating a firm and unified position from the White House against diplomatic contact with Iran.
UAE: 14 killed in pileup involving truck
At least 14 people were killed and 30 others injured in a major multi-vehicle accident in the Emirate of Fujairah, United Arab Emirates. The accident occurred when a truck driver lost control on Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Road and collided with vehicles stalled due to traffic, leading to a fire that spread across the scene. Authorities have launched an investigation into the circumstances, including complex identification of victims via DNA testing, while rescue crews continue to work at the scene. This event has severe implications for road safety in the region.
Shooting in Washington: One killed in incident near the White House
A deadly shooting incident occurred in the Logan Circle neighborhood of Washington, approximately 1.5 kilometers from the White House, where one person was killed and several others wounded inside a gym. As noted in earlier Tevel reports, police conducted a manhunt for a suspect who barricaded himself inside the building until his death. The event, which began with reports of four injured and escalated into a large-scale investigation, led to street closures and the intervention of the Secret Service. This incident reflects the ongoing security challenges near government centers in the American capital.
Netanyahu Trial: Judges Order Attorney General to Appear in Court
The panel of judges in the Benjamin Netanyahu trials has ordered Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara to appear at a hearing scheduled for November 18. This decision was reached after the State Attorney's Office expressed opposition to the Attorney General's participation in a hearing proposed by the court, with the court effectively mandating her presence. This step comes against the backdrop of the ongoing legal dynamics in the Netanyahu trial, as the Attorney General's appearance is expected to shed light on unresolved legal issues in the management of the case.
Written automatically from the Tevel reports linked in it.