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YOUTUBE (NewsNation) - American Made: Inside the Iowa company building windows for America

In a small Dutch immigrant town founded in 1847, a company with more than a century of history is still making the windows and doors that go into American homes and still doing it here. Pella Corporation was founded in 1925 by Pete Kuyper, who saw manufacturing as a way to bring stable jobs to his tight-knit Iowa community. One hundred years later, the company employs more than 10,000 people across 20 U.S. manufacturing locations, and its leadership says that commitment to domestic production isn't going anywhere. Anchor Elizabeth Vargas delivers the biggest stories, without bias or opinion. Watch "Elizabeth Vargas Reports" every weeknight at 7p/6C on NewsNation. #VargasReports NewsNation is your source for fact-based, unbiased news for…

NEWSNATIONNOW (Mills Hayes) - American Made: Pella corporation building windows in Iowa for 100 years

They fired a cannon at the glass to prove it works. Inside the Iowa factory that's been making America's windows for 100 years.

AXIOS (Ina Fried) - Scoop: First Windows PCs powered by Nvidia chips to debut next week

The company best known for powering the AI boom is coming for the PC: Nvidia is expected next week to debut the first Windows computers that use its chips as the main processor, sources confirm to Axios. Why it matters: Microsoft's first AI PC push stumbled , but Nvidia's arrival gives it a second chance, this time with the world's hottest chipmaker attached. Driving the news: Nvidia and Microsoft will unveil their joint work and the first computers running the chips at two key industry conferences — the Computex trade show in Taiwan and Microsoft's Build developer conference in San Francisco. - Nvidia-powered PCs are expected both from Microsoft's homegrown Surface brand as well as other computer makers, including Dell, sources…

The company best known for powering the AI boom is coming for the PC: Nvidia is expected next week to debut the first Windows computers that use its chips as the main processor, sources confirm to Axios. Why it matters: Microsoft's first AI PC push stumbled , but Nvidia's arrival gives it a second chance, this time with the world's hottest chipmaker attached. Driving the news: Nvidia and Microsoft will unveil their joint work and the first computers running the chips at two key industry conferences — the Computex trade show in Taiwan and Microsoft's Build developer conference in San Francisco. - Nvidia-powered PCs are expected both from Microsoft's homegrown Surface brand as well as other computer makers, including Dell, sources…Open

YOUTUBE (U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission) - Window Safety Tips for Parents | Prevent Child Window Falls

Window falls can happen in seconds, especially with young children. Help prevent serious injuries by installing window guards or window stops and keeping furniture away from windows so kids are less tempted to climb. A few simple changes can make your home safer. Like and subscribe for more safety tips.

AXIOS (Sam Sabin) - North Korean hackers implicated in major supply chain attack

Suspected North Korean hackers are believed to be behind an ongoing compromise of the widely used open-source package Axios, which is downloaded millions of times per week, researchers at Google said Tuesday. Why it matters: Hackers briefly turned a widely trusted developer tool into a vehicle for credential-stealing malware that could give attackers ongoing access to infected systems. - Axios, a widely used JavaScript library for making HTTP requests, is not affiliated with Axios Media. Driving the news: Researchers at Google linked the activity to a North Korean group tracked as UNC1069 , which has previously targeted cryptocurrency and decentralized finance companies. - Earlier this week, a maintainer account for the Axios npm…

Suspected North Korean hackers are believed to be behind an ongoing compromise of the widely used open-source package Axios, which is downloaded millions of times per week, researchers at Google said Tuesday. Why it matters: Hackers briefly turned a widely trusted developer tool into a vehicle for credential-stealing malware that could give attackers ongoing access to infected systems. - Axios, a widely used JavaScript library for making HTTP requests, is not affiliated with Axios Media. Driving the news: Researchers at Google linked the activity to a North Korean group tracked as UNC1069 , which has previously targeted cryptocurrency and decentralized finance companies. - Earlier this week, a maintainer account for the Axios npm…Open