U.S. did little to help Singapore investigate alleged Chinese spy, officials say
The Washington Post reports that Singapore says the United States rebuffed its requests for help investigating Alice Huang, a suspected Chinese spy whose affair with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang raised national security concerns, and that Huang resigned as Nvidia's chief executive Thursday after reports of the affair. Singapore impounded Huang's passport in June 2025 over suspicions her firm was rerouting high-end Nvidia chips to China, later finding insufficient evidence but barring her, while Taiwan also barred her entry, and members of Congress including Senator Elizabeth Warren are demanding answers about Trump's ties to Huang.
