Chris Van Hollen says he will run for Senate majority leader, challenging fellow Democrat Chuck Schumer – liveThe Guardian's live blog leads on Chris Van Hollen announcing a challenge to Chuck Schumer for Senate majority leader, which Schumer, saying he has the votes, answered within a minute. Among the day's other news: Jensen Huang resigns as Nvidia's chief executive over affair reports, drawing investigations from Ron Wyden and Richard E Neal into the Trump administration's Nvidia chip-export scheme; Trump, in a Stephen A Smith interview, defends the Iran war and rejects a deal; Democrats gather in Denver after midterm wins including Cindy Holscher's Kansas governorship; and the outgoing Republican Senate confirms Trump's judicial nominees.
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- Investors and employees petition Nvidia to reinstate Jensen Huang over spy-affair scandal
- Scott Colom wins Mississippi Senate race, first Black senator since Reconstruction
- Trump pulls JD Vance from Iran talks, orders him to target corruption in Democratic states
- Jimmy Kimmel mocks Trump's social media posts; White House repeats attacks on the host
- Democrat Cindy Holscher wins Kansas governor's race, defeating Ty Masterson