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TikTok parent ByteDance’s founder Zhang Yiming reclaims spot as China’s richest person, thanks to firm’s AI push

Beijing — ByteDance founder Zhang Yiming reclaimed the top spot on a list of China’s richest people, driven by his company’s push into artificial intelligence. The rankings released by The Hurun Research Institute on Tuesday reflected that the country’s high-tech sectors were rising while others, like the consumer sector and real estate, were under pressure….

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Alaska Senate candidate Mary Peltola sustains “minor injuries” in car accident, reschedules campaign events

Washington — Alaska Democratic Senate candidate Mary Peltola sustained “minor injuries” in a car accident, her campaign said Sunday. “Mary and her family sustained minor injuries but are in good spirits,” Peltola’s campaign manager, Cheryl Bruce, said in a statement.  Peltola and her family were on their way to the Alaska Federation of Natives Annual…

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Iran has “increased efforts to target U.S. personnel,” intel chief warns

Director of National Intelligence Jay Clayton warned Friday that Iran has “substantially increased efforts to target U.S. personnel” abroad, with plots to kill Americans reaching “advanced stages” in the Middle East and other countries. The warning, contained in an unclassified memo that was sent to Secretary of State Marco Rubio and obtained by CBS News,…

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Melania Trump helps secure “temporary ceasefire” between Russia and Ukraine in city of Oleshky

First lady Melania Trump’s office on Friday said she — not President Trump or another top official — has secured a temporary ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine for the Russian-occupied Ukrainian city of Oleshky for humanitarian reasons.  In an unusual announcement for a first lady’s office, it said both nations agreed to temporarily halt all…

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Elizabeth Warren warns of “food insecurity crisis” from SNAP cuts and higher prices

Americans are facing a “food insecurity crisis” after shouldering an additional $22 billion in food costs due to rising inflation and billions of dollars in food-stamp cuts, according to Sen. Elizabeth Warren.  In an Oct. 21 letter to U.S. Department of Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins, the Massachusetts Democrat said that the combination of rising food…

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