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Cities lose lawsuit against FCC's 5G rules - Axios

Democrat, Republican conventions will be like none we've seen before - CNET

YouTube bans videos containing hacked information that could interfere with the election - CNET

Pentagon creates UFO task force to see if aerial objects pose threat

Pompeo: Trump executive orders are 'broader' than just TikTok, WeChat

Trump says looking at pressuring other Chinese companies after Bytedance - Reuters

Trump says he is considering pardon for leaker Edward Snowden - Reuters

ICE just signed a contract with facial recognition company Clearview AI - The Verge

FBI and NSA expose new Linux malware Drovorub, used by Russian state hackers | ZDNet

Homeland Security details new tools for extracting device data at US borders - CNET

BlueLeaks Reveals What TikTok Shares with U.S. Authorities

U.S. Seized Cryptocurrency From Three Terrorist Groups - Bloomberg

Google has stopped responding to data requests from Hong Kong authorities - CNET

Cops Tap Smart Streetlights Sparking Controversy and Legislation - IEEE Spectrum

Police use of facial recognition violates human rights, UK court rules | Ars Technica

Chinese hackers have pillaged Taiwan’s semiconductor industry | Ars Technica

China sets trial run for digital yuan in top city hubs - Nikkei Asian Review

Belarus Has Shut Down the Internet Amid a Controversial Election | WIRED

Russian watchdog says Apple abused mobile app market dominance - Reuters

A Third of TikTok’s U.S. Users May Be 14 or Under, Raising Safety Questions - The New York Times

TikTok's US employees plan to sue Trump administration over executive order - CNET

TikTok collected Android user data using tactic banned by Google - MarketWatch

Instagram wasn’t removing photos and direct messages from its servers | TechCrunch

Facebook abandons broken drilling equipment under Oregon coast seafloor - oregonlive.com

Facebook removed seven million posts in second quarter for false coronavirus information - Reuters