Microsoft 365 and Outlook outage enters second day as service slowly recovers
Microsoft says it has found no sign of malicious activity and will publish a full report once the issues are fixed.
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Today's three biggest stories are a Microsoft 365 and Outlook outage that is entering its second day, the resignation of Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang after an affair scandal, and Ukraine's launch of nearly 1,200 drones at Russia in one of its largest air attacks. Other top stories include Nvidia's six-week stock slide, an IAEA inspection gap at Iran's Isfahan site, and Rep. Chris Van Hollen's challenge to Sen. Chuck Schumer for Senate Democratic leader.
Microsoft says it has found no sign of malicious activity and will publish a full report once the issues are fixed.
The board met in an emergency session after reports tied Huang to a suspected Chinese spy and to other Nvidia employees.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says his department wanted to blacklist Megaspeed for months but Commerce has final say.
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Microsoft says it has found no sign of malicious activity and will publish a full report once the issues are fixed.
The board met in an emergency session after reports tied Huang to a suspected Chinese spy and to other Nvidia employees.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says his department wanted to blacklist Megaspeed for months but Commerce has final say.
The strike comes as U.S. and Russian negotiators expand peace talks to include wider European security arrangements.
The UN nuclear watchdog says it has never been able to visit the plant, which Iran announced more than a year ago.
Sanders and Michigan Sen.-elect Abdul El-Sayed back Van Hollen, while Schumer says he has the votes to keep the post.
A letter from the attorney general and intelligence leaders sets a December 9 deadline for reauthorizing Section 702 surveillance.
Patrick says Democrats won every statewide race in Texas, but he stops short of calling the state blue.
A second attempt to land the upper stage is set for Saturday, about 22.5 hours after the launch.
Some 15-ounce cans sold in 12 states may contain a small amount of a cleaning chemical, and shoppers are asked to return them.
The California governor, who leaves office in January, made the timing comment at a UN climate conference in Turkey.
Copernicus says warming has sped up since the Paris agreement, while a separate report finds current policies leave the world far off track.
Among 756,636 Danish pregnancies, premature birth risk rose only when the drugs were prescribed for diabetes, not for weight loss.
Researchers at Istanbul Technical University say an overlooked branch of a gravity theory allows dark energy to have flipped sign about 9.5 billion years ago.
A preliminary study found short-term heart risks did not rise much for some older adults who stopped, but longer-term risk may increase.
Pochettino led the U.S. to a Round of 16 finish at the 2026 World Cup and will coach two more games for the national team before leaving.
A source says the Baltimore quarterback had surgery, and coach Minter says Jackson is doing everything he can to get back on the field.
Early buyers saw a black screen and a 'testing only' message, and some needed to uninstall and reinstall the app to fix it.
Several LG smart home products are now available to preorder with mid-December delivery, while most of the collection is not yet orderable.
Rep.-elect Jace Yarbrough, who takes office Jan. 3, also says he would support repealing the 1965 Hart-Celler Act.
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Microsoft says it has found no sign of malicious activity and will publish a full report once the issues are fixed.
The board met in an emergency session after reports tied Huang to a suspected Chinese spy and to other Nvidia employees.
A second attempt to land the upper stage is set for Saturday, about 22.5 hours after the launch.
Early buyers saw a black screen and a 'testing only' message, and some needed to uninstall and reinstall the app to fix it.
Several LG smart home products are now available to preorder with mid-December delivery, while most of the collection is not yet orderable.
The strike comes as U.S. and Russian negotiators expand peace talks to include wider European security arrangements.
The UN nuclear watchdog says it has never been able to visit the plant, which Iran announced more than a year ago.
Sanders and Michigan Sen.-elect Abdul El-Sayed back Van Hollen, while Schumer says he has the votes to keep the post.
A letter from the attorney general and intelligence leaders sets a December 9 deadline for reauthorizing Section 702 surveillance.
Patrick says Democrats won every statewide race in Texas, but he stops short of calling the state blue.
Some 15-ounce cans sold in 12 states may contain a small amount of a cleaning chemical, and shoppers are asked to return them.
The California governor, who leaves office in January, made the timing comment at a UN climate conference in Turkey.
Rep.-elect Jace Yarbrough, who takes office Jan. 3, also says he would support repealing the 1965 Hart-Celler Act.
Copernicus says warming has sped up since the Paris agreement, while a separate report finds current policies leave the world far off track.
Among 756,636 Danish pregnancies, premature birth risk rose only when the drugs were prescribed for diabetes, not for weight loss.
Researchers at Istanbul Technical University say an overlooked branch of a gravity theory allows dark energy to have flipped sign about 9.5 billion years ago.
A preliminary study found short-term heart risks did not rise much for some older adults who stopped, but longer-term risk may increase.
Pochettino led the U.S. to a Round of 16 finish at the 2026 World Cup and will coach two more games for the national team before leaving.
A source says the Baltimore quarterback had surgery, and coach Minter says Jackson is doing everything he can to get back on the field.