US spy claims against Alice Huang unresolved, says attorney general

The US Justice Department has not concluded whether Alice Huang, the Chinese businesswoman linked to former Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, was a Chinese spy, Attorney General Todd Blanche said Thursday. He confirmed the FBI is investigating reports of her alleged work for the Chinese government. President Donald Trump echoed this uncertainty, stating it remains undetermined if Alice Huang was a spy, while noting he spoke with Jensen Huang on Wednesday. Jensen Huang resigned Thursday following a New York Times report linking him to Alice Huang, a former executive at Nvidia partner Megaspeed. US intelligence officials reportedly believed Alice Huang acted for Chinese intelligence, though Beijing denies this. Singapore's Home Affairs Ministry said she left in February and was barred from re-entry after an investigation into possible offenses, unrelated to espionage. Jensen Huang admitted infidelity on November 8.