Across 9 stories in the last 7 days. Consensus facts are claims corroborated across multiple sources; disputed claims reflect source disagreements.
The Supreme Court rejected Verizon's petition for a $47 million refund after the carrier paid part of a $196 million total fine levied on Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile for selling real-time location data to aggregators. The 8-1 ruling upheld the FCC's administrative penalty process against Seventh Amendment challenges. AT&T and T-Mobile continue related litigation.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang discussed plans for more than $500 billion in partially backstopped data center financing deals with firms including Apollo Global, Blackstone, and KKR. The arrangements follow recent SEC guidance on data center debt exemptions and build on Nvidia's prior commitments exceeding $100 billion to AI companies. Parallel reports detail SpaceX plans to expand computing capacity from 2 gigawatts to 10 gigawatts by 2027.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated that Ukrainian forces struck the Progress Rocket Space Center in Russia's Samara region using Flamingo cruise missiles. The facility, part of Roscosmos, assembles Soyuz rockets and produces military satellites. Separate unverified reports mention targeting of an air base and Russian inquiries about potential arms transfers via Turkey.
CDC data show U.S. kindergarten MMR coverage at 92.4 percent and DTaP at 92.0 percent for the 2025-2026 school year, with nonmedical exemptions rising to 4 percent. The figures continue an annual decline that began in 2019-2020. President Trump signed an executive order on childhood vaccine schedules one week before the CDC release.