Ukraine’s Starshield connection has been restored after a disruption affected military missions. Separately, the BBC reported that a 100 mph restriction on Starlink caused faster drones to lose their internet connection.
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Publisher Faber has stopped supplying Sally Rooney’s books to UK retailers, saying it cannot pass on her British earnings after she pledged to fund the banned group Palestine Action. Ebooks have been removed from sale, while some physical copies remain in shops.
An Illinois man faces felony charges after police recovered a rifle and ammunition from his home and examined a document expressing white supremacist views. Investigators say he may have planned a mass shooting, but have not confirmed a target.
Ukrainian drones struck a Russian oil refinery after Zelenskyy said Kyiv would resume attacks on energy sites, citing continued Russian strikes during a brief pause. The dispute unfolded alongside mounting tensions between Ukraine and the United States over intelligence, satellite communications and a Russian diesel deal.
Zelenskyy says Ukraine is ending a three-day pause in strikes on Russian refineries, accusing Moscow of continuing attacks and Washington of restricting crucial support. Trump denies halting intelligence-sharing.
At least 28 children and a teacher died when a private school roof collapsed in Peshawar, Pakistan. Reports differed on the number injured, while authorities investigated the cause.
A watchdog group has asked California’s State Bar to investigate White House press secretary Katie Zacharia’s claims about her legal credentials. The White House defended her qualifications, and Zacharia said she worked in international transaction law with appropriate credentials.
At an Arizona rally, President Donald Trump said people who leak sensitive government information to the media should be jailed or shot. He linked his remarks to an alleged leak about the timing of a U.S. attack on Iran.







