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- 1Army whistleblower Adrian Martinez dies; family disputes suicide ruling●New, from our magazine by Jesús Jank Curbelo: Adrian Martinez died after becoming a sexual assault whistleblower against
Adrian Martinez, who reported sexual assault within the U.S. Army, has died, according to a report by the Texas Observer by Jesús Jank Curbelo. The government says he took his own life, but his family believes otherwise. What is clear, the report says, is how the military mistreated Martinez after he filed his report, and his death is drawing attention to how Army whistleblowers are treated.
- 2Trump company seeks MAGA trademark for media ventures●New: A Trump-owned company applied Friday to trademark "MAGA" and "45-47" for streaming apps, TV broadcasting, and news
A company owned by Donald Trump filed trademark applications on Friday for "MAGA" and "45-47", covering streaming apps, television broadcasting, and news and commentary on politics and current events, according to US Patent and Trademark Office records. The filing fuels speculation that Trump is preparing to launch his own media operation, following his earlier ventures into digital platforms.
- 3Election official Monae Johnson endorses a Democrat▼How Monae Johnson went from MAGA darling to endorsing a Democrat
South Carolina Secretary of State Monae Johnson, who rose to prominence with backing from Donald Trump's MAGA movement, has publicly endorsed a Democratic candidate, according to Votebeat. The endorsement marks a striking break from the conservative base that helped elect her, and it is drawing attention from election watchers and political observers assessing its impact on upcoming races.
- 4F-Droid 2.0 Launches as Google Threatens Android Sideloading●F-Droid 2.0 : le magasin d'applications libres défie les menaces de Google https:// goodtech.info/f-droid-2-0-refo nte-a
F-Droid, the free and open-source app store for Android, has rolled out a major version 2.0 redesign, framed as a response to Google's tightening restrictions on installing apps from outside the Play Store. The update is being widely shared and discussed in French-speaking tech communities, where commentators see it as a stand for user freedom and sideloading rights on Android devices.