Across the country, Pennsylvania experienced a statewide 911 outage, prompting use of non-emergency lines. Utah saw DOJ charges dropped against a doctor accused of issuing fake compliance cards. Florida and Tennessee enforced bans on cloud seeding, while Texas, Utah, and North Dakota continued operations despite scrutiny. States including Colorado, Idaho, Nevada, New Mexico, and Wyoming maintained weather modification programs, while Kansas and Oklahoma ran smaller efforts. Arizona and Louisiana introduced legislation to restrict weather modification. Nationally, a pending federal bill seeks to block the ATF-DEA merger and cut ATF funding by $418 million. The Department of Defense, USDA, and DHS declared agriculture a national security matter, unveiling a plan to restrict foreign ownership of farmland. New concerns were raised over manipulated Epstein prison footage, DOJ transparency, and claims Maxwell will “name names”. Disputes erupted within federal leadership, with reports of Dan Bongino possibly resigning. Intelligence agencies warned of potential Iranian cyberattacks on U.S. critical infrastructure. Also, Google’s Gemini assistant begins automatically spying on your WhatsApp messages and other app.

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