Sex, Lies and AI: the spy plot targeting Nvidia’s CEO

One of the world's most profitable companies is thrown into turmoil when it's revealed that Nvidia's CEO had an affair with a woman that intelligence agencies believe is a Chinese spy.

Six people are dead after a rare mass shooting in Krakow, Poland. A tour guide who was there tells us about the panic after the gunshots and the pain of knowing her city isn't as safe as she thought.

Google gives schools an ultimatum: if you want to use our search tools, you need to accept our AI in the classroom. A New York parent activist says there has to be another option.

His past calendar masterpieces have depicted pylons and garbage cans; tonight, a British man tells us about the unlikely star of his 2027 calendar: gravel.

Ottawa denied her employment insurance benefits because she found herself in a situation that only a new mom could be in. Ten years later, our guest is celebrating, and federal lawyers are rewriting legislation.

An aid worker describes yet another new depth of suffering in Gaza after torrential rains move in. A woman and three young children are dead and there are barely any places for displaced Palestinians to stay safe or dry.

We remember the late, legendary conductor Herbert Blomstedt, who loved his work so much he didn't put down the baton -- even as he approached his hundredth birthday.

And… A crowd of hundreds gathers to shove a gargantuan Chicago landmark 7 inches to the left -- but the Bean refuses to budge.

As It Happens, the Monday Edition. Radio that guesses it was Bean there, couldn't do that.