Sources: Musk’s Decision Led to Slowdown of Ukraine’s SpaceX Satellite Service
The slowdown hit drone operations and surprised some administration officials, CBS News reports.
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Judge Orders Meta to Pay New Mexico $25 Billion Over Misleading Privacy Claims
The state’s attorney general called it possibly the largest state verdict against a company in U.S. history.
New World Screwworm Found in U.S. Wildlife for the First Time, in a Texas Elk
The USDA is stepping up surveillance in Pecos County and asking hunters to watch for infested wounds.
John Anderson, Country Hall of Famer Behind ‘Swingin” and ‘Seminole Wind,’ Dies at 71
The Florida native once helped build the roof of the Grand Ole Opry before becoming one of its stars.
Secret Service Study: Most Workplace Attackers Showed Warning Signs Beforehand
More than half of the workplace attackers studied had a history of domestic violence.
Supreme Court Won’t Let Trump Administration Cut Off Medical Care for Transgender Inmates for Now
Justices Alito and Thomas would have allowed the Bureau of Prisons policy to take effect.
Kissimmee Mayor Arrested, Accused of Steering $50,000 in COVID Relief to Family Businesses
Florida’s attorney general says three businesses tied to Mayor Jackie Espinosa got grants the day applications opened.
Iran Says 7 Oil Tankers Were Hit or Damaged in the Strait of Hormuz Overnight
The claim, which shipping monitors did not confirm, raised fears of a return to all-out war and pushed oil prices higher.
Ilhan Omar Says She’ll Leave Her D.C. Home After Federal Agents Searched It
The Minnesota Democrat said she did nothing wrong; investigators are reportedly examining her family’s immigration paperwork.
Judge Orders DHS to Halt Door-to-Door Voter Sweeps Targeting Likely Citizens in 9 States
The ruling says the practice of asking people whether they’ve voted likely violates the Voting Rights Act.