DC gym shooting: Shooter complained about mould, water damage in apartment before attacking

Times of India - Nov 13, 2026

Shooting incidents occurred in a Washington DC gym where Dr. Matt Lambert opened fire, killing the building manager. Witnesses described scenes of chaos and horror during the attack. Lambert had expressed grievances over issues in his apartment prior to the shooting. He had been involved in a lawsuit against the condominium association regarding alleged damages. The shooting ended with Lambert taking his own life after a police standoff.

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Ousted Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang had an intimate relationship with a second employee, according to two people familiar with the matter, Reuters has learned. The revelation follows two other extramarital affairs that led to his resignation Thursday. The two women are Alice Huang, who US intelligence suspects of being a Chinese spy, and Kimberly Powell, Nvidia’s vice president of health care. Reuters is not naming the second employee. Attempts to reach the woman were not successful. Nvidia declined to comment. Powell, Jensen Huang, and a representative for Nvidia's board did not reply to requests for comment. Alice Huang could not be reached for comment. Jensen Huang admitted to an affair in a November 8 statement following the reports of his relationship with Alice Huang, without referring to her by name. The former Nvidia CEO's decision to resign from the company could disrupt the AI industry that he helped shape. Nvidia has used its financial strength to help create an industry around AI through complex financial arrangements that ease the purchase of the company's chips. It has backed c

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