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Daily News Summary – 2026-02-02 – en
On February 2, 2026, the news landscape is dominated by significant developments in technology, space exploration, and international affairs. Nvidia has reportedly canceled a $100 billion investment in OpenAI, raising questions about AI industry dynamics. Meanwhile, NASA is preparing for the Artemis II crewed moon mission, marking a historic return to lunar exploration after 50 years. In geopolitical news, Israel has ordered Doctors Without Borders to cease operations in Gaza, exacerbating humanitarian crises. European royalty faces scandals with Epstein connections, and Rome introduces an entry fee for the Trevi Fountain to combat overtourism. Additionally, topics ranging from gene therapy pricing to urban heat mitigation highlight ongoing challenges in health and environment.
Top Stories
Nvidia Pulls Plug on Historic AI Partnership
Nvidia has canceled a $100 billion investment in OpenAI, citing doubts about the deal's scale and structure, though CEO Jensen Huang denies friction and confirms a smaller investment.
Historic Lunar Return: Artemis II Prepares for Launch
NASA's Artemis II mission, scheduled for early 2026, will send four astronauts on a 10-day journey around the moon, testing critical systems for future lunar landings.
Humanitarian Crisis Deepens as Israel Expels Critical Medical Aid Organization
Israel has ordered Doctors Without Borders to cease operations in Gaza by February 28, 2026, over registration disputes, threatening to worsen the humanitarian situation.
Royal Crisis Deepens as Epstein Documents Reveal Extensive Contact
Norway's Crown Princess Mette-Marit faces scrutiny after Epstein documents show extensive contact, with emails revealing intimate exchanges and poor judgment.
Historic Change for Rome's Iconic Fountain
Rome introduces a €2 entry fee for the Trevi Fountain to combat overtourism, with the fee applying to the lower basin area while upper viewing remains free.
