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Elon Musk publicly blamed Donald Trump in connection with Starlink, his satellite internet venture. The claim comes amid ongoing tensions between the two men, and commenters are debating what specifically Trump is alleged to have done and how it could affect Starlink's government contracts and operations. Neither side has released detailed evidence so far.
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Karoline Leavitt, the White House press secretary, has signed with Fox News, according to a licensable news video listed via Reuters Connect. The move is drawing attention in the United States and Australia, where her name is among the trending topics. No further details about her role or start date were included in the available information.
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Swedish ice hockey is drawing attention, with SVT reporting Tyler Kelleher scoring four goals in Leksand's emphatic win. Searches are also surfacing Visby Roma HK, the Gotland hockey club, as readers follow results and team news across Swedish hockey. The connection between the two remains unclear.
- 4Starlink Speed Limits Hit Ukrainian Drone Missions●Starlink Speed Limits Disrupt Ukrainian Drone Missions Amid Russian Attack
Ukrainian drone units are reporting disrupted missions after Starlink imposed speed limits, with the problem surfacing during a Russian attack. Operators say throttled connectivity interferes with drone coordination and battlefield communications at a critical moment. The reports have raised concerns about reliance on SpaceX's service for military operations and prompted questions about whether the restrictions were technical or deliberate.
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A new examination of submarine cable resilience has been published by APNIC, looking at how the undersea fiber-optic cables that carry most international internet traffic hold up against faults, anchors, earthquakes and other disruptions. The piece considers redundancy, repair times and the risks of concentrated cable routes, amid growing concern about the vulnerability of critical global connectivity infrastructure.
- 6The internet's attack surface shifts at uneven speeds▼The internet’s attack surface moves at very different speeds
A new analysis from Help Net Security argues that the internet's attack surface is expanding at very different rates depending on the technology involved. Cloud services, connected devices and web-facing infrastructure each evolve on separate timelines, leaving defenders struggling to keep pace with the fastest-moving exposures while slower-moving systems linger unpatched.
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A new liquidation attempt has been made on a well-known Utrecht criminal who played a key role in the Marengo trial, according to reporting from AD. The incident is connected to Overvecht, a neighborhood in Utrecht that is drawing attention amid ongoing concerns about gang-related violence in the city. Separately, an accident with injuries occurred on Franciscusdreef in Utrecht. Residents are discussing safety in the area as violent crime linked to organized networks continues to surface.
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The musical duo known as Josh and Jenny is being mentioned in connection with the Tampa Bay area, where their name has surfaced in local media coverage. Little verified detail is available about what the pair did or why their name is circulating. They are described simply as a two-person music act.
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Jonas Urbig, Bayern Munich's young goalkeeper, is being searched heavily in connection with the club's friendly against Norwegian side Viking Stavanger, played on artificial turf. Coverage is focused on how Bayern cope with the artificial surface and whether the backup keeper gets minutes as pre-season preparations continue.
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Smart building and thermostat systems used by retailers are being flagged as a physical security risk, not just a digital one. If hackers gain control of heating and cooling systems, they could disrupt store operations, damage inventory, or threaten the safety of staff and customers. The report highlights growing concern that connected devices in retail environments widen the attack surface far beyond payment systems.
- 11AI uncovers hidden solutions across 22 scientific fields●AI found solutions to problems in 22 scientific fields hiding in plain sight
An AI system has found that problems in 22 different scientific fields already had solutions buried in existing research, just published under different terminology. By connecting papers across disciplines that researchers had not linked themselves, the tool surfaced overlooked answers hiding in plain sight, prompting excitement about cross-disciplinary discovery and how much useful knowledge remains unread in the scientific literature.
- 12Female talent vanishes amid affair and underage drinking scandal●https://www. walknews.com/1403318/ 「正直ガッカリ」不倫疑惑&未成年飲酒で消えた女性タレント 高1で妊娠エピソード暴露→SNSで“中絶否定”…お騒がせ連発に戦隊ファンも困惑(女性自身) – Yahoo!ニュ
A Japanese female talent has reportedly disappeared from public view after allegations of an extramarital affair and underage drinking surfaced. She previously shared an episode about becoming pregnant in her first year of high school, then denied on social media that she had an abortion. Japanese media describe a string of controversies, and fans of the Super Sentai series connected to her are expressing disappointment and confusion.
- 13University of Maryland Suspends Club Tennis Team Over KKK Imagery●University of Maryland Suspends Club Tennis Team After Racist KKK Imagery Surfaces
The University of Maryland has suspended its club tennis team after imagery associated with the Ku Klux Klan surfaced involving members of the squad. The move follows reports of racist material linked to the team, and the suspension is drawing attention to how the university handles racism within student organisations.
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Yonhap News Agency is reporting on the Grilling Meister certification exam, a qualification test in South Korea covering meat preparation and grilling skills. The item has surfaced in global news rankings, with the context tagged to Sudan, though the connection is not explained by the available evidence.
- 15Cell video leads to attempted murder charges for Lake Worth teen●Cell video leads to attempted murder charges for Lake Worth teen banned from having a gun
A Lake Worth teenager already barred from possessing a firearm is now facing attempted murder charges after cellphone video surfaced in the case. The footage reportedly provided evidence connecting the teen to the shooting, prompting prosecutors to pursue the serious felony count despite the prior weapons ban. Details of the incident, the victim's condition and the teen's court appearance have not yet been made fully public.