President Donald Trump's new Air Force One is scheduled for delivery this summer following a $400 million security overhaul.

Telegram founder Durov says extortionists exploited a group-chat editing loophole to trigger Apple's overnight App Store removal, warning of 'systemic risk' for any app letting users post content

Pavel Durov explained why Telegram was removed from the App Store for several hours, saying an extortionist edited an old message in a group chat that other participants failed to notice, then either demanded payment from group owners or complained directly to Apple. Apple removed Telegram overnight over child sexual abuse material, making the app unavailable in the US, India, Australia and Singapore before restoring it after the developer removed the violating content and banned the user.

Over 60% of Russian mobile internet sessions faced restrictions in H1, Kommersant reports. Only one-third of sessions in Central Russia ran unrestricted over 7 months; in border regions 90% of connections were limited to 'white list' domains. Operators are restructuring tariffs.

More than 60% of mobile internet sessions in the first half of the year occurred under restrictions, Kommersant reported. Only about a third of sessions in Central Russia ran without restrictions over seven months, while in border regions 90% of connections used only allowlisted domains; analysts say operators are restructuring tariffs and subscribers are switching providers more often.

U.S. appeals court blocks Trump EPA's cancellation of $20 billion in Biden-era clean energy grants, affirming April 2025 injunction. Setback for EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin's climate rollback.

A U.S. federal appeals court in Washington ruled on Tuesday against the Trump administration's EPA over its decision to cancel about $20 billion in clean energy grants awarded during the Biden administration, affirming an April 2025 injunction in a divided vote.

U.S. military exhausted nearly 80% of THAAD interceptors and about half of Patriot missiles in Iran war, CNN reports. Pentagon says stockpile is 'dangerously low.' 4 killed, 270 injured since July 7; total war injuries reach 687.

CNN reported that the U.S. military exhausted nearly 80% of its THAAD missile interceptors and about half of its Patriot interceptors during the war with Iran, with military commanders warning the Pentagon's munitions stockpile is 'dangerously low.' The Pentagon updated casualties: 4 service members killed and 270 injured since July 7, with total U.S. war injuries reaching 687.