US seizes domains of Chinese botnet used to hack NASA, Justice Department, and the Senate | TechCrunch
The FBI has seized domains associated with a botnet that allowed Chinese-backed hackers to breach several U.S. government departments.
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Blue states launch new suit to stop Trump’s mail-in voting restrictions
Democratic-controlled states brought a new lawsuit challenging the Trump administration’s mail-in voting restrictions on Wednesday, hoping they’ll find better success after the Supreme Court ruled they sued prematurely. The high court found the states had no right to sue over the president’s executive order that he signed in the spring. But it left open the possibility that someone…
Meta agrees to sweeping changes to restrict kids' access to its apps as part of settlement with states | TechCrunch
One of the most notable changes is that Meta plans to implement a daily two-hour time limit for teens that can only be disabled with parental permission.
Federal judge lifts nationwide block on mail-in voting restrictions
A federal judge in Boston on Wednesday lifted a nationwide block on mail-in voting restrictions, temporarily clearing the way for the Trump administration to begin implementing them ahead of the November midterms. U.S. District Judge Indira Talwani granted the Justice Department’s request to reconsider her earlier injunction in the wake of a Supreme Court ruling…
RFK Jr. responds to Shapiro over measles-related deaths
Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. shot back at Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro (D) on social media after the governor blamed him and the Trump administration for playing a part in the measles outbreaks that led to two deaths in his state. Pennsylvania on Tuesday confirmed two deaths in unvaccinated individuals…
One Of Singapore's Largest REITs Plans To Sell 40% Of Its U.S. Data Centers
Mapletree's 22-building portfolio is spread across 15 states, and most are fully leased.
Meta is planning an ad blitz urging TikTok and YouTube to follow its lead.
It’s planning to run full-page ads in The Washington Post, Los Angeles Times, and New York Times on Thursday, according to NYTimes’ Mike Isaac, on the heels of Meta’s $17 billion settlement with state AGs. Meta is using the settlement to urge its top competitors to take on similar restrictions.
Julian Alvarez: 'Lies and half-truths' - Atletico Madrid hit back at Barcelona over transfer saga
Barcelona have again restated their desire to sign Julian Alvarez, prompting another angry response from Atletico Madrid.
Syria removed: Which countries are still on the US ‘terror’ list – and why?
The US decision leaves three nations – Cuba, Iran and North Korea – on its ‘State Sponsors of Terrorism’ blacklist.
Mail voting questions surge after emergency Supreme Court ruling
What’s happening with mail-in voting? An emergency Supreme Court ruling centered on President Trump’s executive order around the practice has led to a flood of questions, just days before states start sending out ballots. Join Legal Affairs Editor Zach Schonfeld and Legal Affairs Reporter Sophie Brams as they break down the ruling, the courts’ options…
Why high defense spending is bad for America
Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth recently testified before the Senate that, should Congress fail to pass the entire requested $1.5 trillion defense budget, it would put the United States in danger. Contrary to Hegseth’s testimony, however, this threat inflation and oversized defense budget only makes America weaker.