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Trump mocks “Fat Pig” Chris Christie

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Former President Donald Trump took a jab at Chris Christie, a fellow contender for the Republican presidential nomination, by poking fun at his eating habits and weight during a speech.

In a lighthearted manner, Trump playfully rebuked an audience member who called out about Christie’s weight, advising against name-calling.

Trump, discussing recent polls that placed him ahead, mentioned Christie, a former New Jersey governor and one-time close adviser. He commented, “Christie, he’s eating right now. He can’t be bothered.”

An attendee in the crowd urged Trump not to resort to name-calling, and Trump responded, “Sir, please do not call him a fat pig. I’m trying to be nice. Don’t call him a fat pig. You can’t do that.”

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Christie, who tied for second place with Florida Governor Ron DeSantis in a recent New Hampshire Journal poll, has been vocal in his criticism of Trump. A super PAC supporting Christie even ran a full-page ad accusing Trump of avoiding debates due to his reluctance to commit to the upcoming GOP debate.

Despite Christie’s previous criticism, his aides did not immediately respond to Trump’s comments. The former governor had campaign events scheduled in New Hampshire for the following days.

In the past, Christie has responded humorously to Trump’s comments about his weight, jokingly questioning Trump’s own physical appearance.

During the speech, Trump also reiterated false claims about the 2020 election being “rigged” and “stolen.” He criticized the indictments against him in multiple jurisdictions and addressed the federal government’s request for a protective order in his election case, accusing them of infringing on his First Amendment rights.

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China blocks ByteDance from using Nvidia chips in new data centres

China blocks ByteDance from using Nvidia chips, tightening tech control and pushing for domestic AI innovation amid U.S. restrictions.

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China blocks ByteDance from using Nvidia chips, tightening tech control and pushing for domestic AI innovation amid U.S. restrictions.


Chinese regulators have moved to block ByteDance from deploying Nvidia chips in newly built data centres, tightening control over foreign technology used by major Chinese tech giants. The decision comes after ByteDance made substantial purchases of Nvidia hardware amid fears of shrinking supply from the United States.

Washington has already restricted the sale of advanced chips to China, allowing only weakened versions into the market. Beijing’s latest move reflects its push to reduce dependence on U.S. technology and accelerate home-grown AI innovation.

The ban places operational and financial pressure on ByteDance, which must now work around a growing pile of Nvidia chips it is no longer allowed to use. Domestic suppliers like Huawei are expected to step in as China intensifies its pursuit of tech self-reliance.
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Hong Kong high-rise inferno leaves dozens dead and hundreds missing

Deadly fire at Hong Kong’s Wang Fuk Court kills 36, 279 missing; authorities face scrutiny over construction safety.

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Deadly fire at Hong Kong’s Wang Fuk Court kills 36, 279 missing; authorities face scrutiny over construction safety.


A horrific fire has torn through Hong Kong’s Wang Fuk Court housing complex, killing at least 36 people and leaving 279 missing. The blaze erupted in the Tai Po district and quickly intensified as bamboo scaffolding helped the flames spread with alarming speed.

The complex, home to nearly 4,800 residents, was undergoing major renovations at the time of the disaster. Authorities are now facing renewed scrutiny over construction safety and the ongoing reliance on bamboo scaffolding, which has been at the centre of multiple accidents in recent years.

Chinese President Xi Jinping has expressed deep condolences and called for urgent rescue and recovery operations as emergency teams continue searching for survivors.
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National Guard troops shot near White House as lockdown declared

Two National Guard members shot near the White House; critical condition prompts major law enforcement response and lockdown.

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Two National Guard members shot near the White House; critical condition prompts major law enforcement response and lockdown.


Two National Guard members have been shot in Washington, D.C., just blocks from the White House, prompting a major response from law enforcement. A suspect was also shot during the confrontation, and officials report the guards are in critical condition. President Trump, currently in Florida for the Thanksgiving holiday, confirmed the severity of the incident.

Authorities quickly locked down the White House and the Treasury Department’s headquarters as police surrounded Farragut Square with heavy security and yellow tape. The area remains closed off as investigators work to understand what led to the violent encounter.

This shooting comes as tensions rise around the National Guard’s legal role in the capital. A federal judge recently ruled their presence violates several laws but delayed action until December 11, leaving a controversial deployment in limbo.
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