A federal judge temporarily blocked President Trump’s executive order restricting transgender health care for individuals under 19, citing harm to trans teens and young adults who had their care suspended. The judge questioned the government’s argument that the order is not a nationwide ban on care but a “general policy directive.” The ACLU, representing the plaintiffs, argued that the order caused fear and confusion among transgender youth and providers. The White House defended the order, claiming it prevents harm to children, while hospitals in multiple states suspended transition-related care for minors.
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Nvidia Expected to Beat Earnings Estimates as Demand Offsets Supply Constraints
Nvidia is anticipated to surpass Q4 earnings estimates, with analysts expecting strong performance despite ongoing manufacturing challenges. The company is projecting a slight increase in Q1 guidance, slightly above average estimates, as supply constraints from GB200 NVL server production issues persist. Demand for H20 GPUs in China is rising due to DeepSeek's growth and a scarcity of Huawei's Ascend AI processors, while Nvidia's cloud service providers are funding inventories at electronic manufacturers. Nvidia shares rose...
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