Here are the top stories making news in the United States and around the world on Monday, November 9, 2026.
1. Nvidia board investigates CEO Jensen Huang. Nvidia's board has opened an independent investigation into chief executive Jensen Huang after reports that he had a relationship with a Chinese business executive US intelligence believes worked for China. Huang has acknowledged the relationship to the board and said he will cooperate. Republican House leaders have asked Huang to brief Congress this month, and Nvidia shares fell sharply in premarket trading.
2. Russia hits Ukraine's power grid before Abu Dhabi talks. Russia launched 317 drones, cruise missiles and decoys at Ukraine overnight, killing three people in Odesa and leaving hundreds of thousands without power. Emergency power cuts have been ordered in Kyiv and Dnipro. The strikes come just before US-mediated talks between Ukrainian and Russian delegations in Abu Dhabi on Tuesday and Wednesday, their first since February. President Trump said on Sunday that he thinks a deal will get done.
3. Krakow shooting suspect dies. The gunman who shot and killed six people and wounded 15 others in Krakow's central square on Saturday has died in hospital, Polish officials said on Monday, as the country mourns the victims of the attack.
4. Deadly train collision near Cairo. Two passenger trains collided in Giza province, about 52 kilometers south of Cairo, on Sunday, killing at least seven people and injuring 112 others, according to officials.
5. Berkshire Hathaway buys back a record 9.6 billion dollars of its own shares. Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway repurchased a record 9.6 billion dollars of its own stock, the largest buyback in the company's history, in a sign of how it views the value of its own shares after a volatile stretch for markets.
6. NASA opens applications for new astronauts. NASA has opened applications for a new astronaut class to support its Artemis Moon program. Applications are due December 3.
7. Godzilla Minus Zero tops the box office. "Godzilla Minus Zero" opened to 31.6 million dollars in North America this weekend, a record opening for a foreign-language film. In motorsport, Lando Norris won a wet Sao Paulo Grand Prix as Mercedes secured the constructors' championship, and Kyle Larson won his third NASCAR Cup Series title.
Sources: Morningstar, Just Security, Seven Lights, One Turn News, Associated Press.
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