House Republican committee chairs have asked Jensen Huang for a briefing, and Nvidia says his dealings with Alice Huang were typical business contact.
Dana White is still due at the White House on Monday, Trump said, for other reasons, and the press secretary job stays vacant.
The group behind the ride, Philly Bike On Your Left, says it targets owners' support for Israel, not their religion, and calls its campaign "grossly misrepresented."
Egypt's Health Ministry reports 112 injured, and President Sisi orders an investigation, saying anyone found negligent must be held accountable.
Party leaders also name health care and tariffs as priorities, while the Washington Examiner reports Trump says he ordered the Justice Department to investigate Democrats.
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CENTCOM says the unit, about 20 staff based in Tampa, builds on a blockade that has stopped more than $25 billion in crude exports.
Saudi officials report no casualties, and the Saudi-led coalition blames Yemen's Houthis, who had not immediately claimed responsibility.
US Central Command says the crew ignored repeated warnings, while Iran's Revolutionary Guards separately claim two tankers hit mines near the Strait of Hormuz.
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