Trump's Climate Rollback: Speedskater Wins Gold

President Donald Trump's administration moved to dismantle a key climate regulation, while a window-resizing issue in macOS 26.3 was resolved, and the Lumma infostealer malware resurfaced, according to multiple news sources. The Trump administration's action threatens to undermine climate change regulations, as reported by Vox, while Apple addressed a window-resizing issue in its latest macOS update, and the Lumma infostealer malware re-emerged, targeting Windows computers, as detailed by multiple sources on Hacker News.

The Trump administration's move involves dismantling a "load-bearing ruling" that considers climate change a threat to Americans' health, according to Vox. This action is expected to face legal challenges. The specific details of the regulation being targeted were not provided in the source material.

Simultaneously, Apple released macOS 26.3, which included a fix for a window-resizing issue. According to a post on Hacker News, the update addressed the problem, with the resize areas now following the corner radius instead of using square regions. The author of the Hacker News post, who created a test application to analyze the changes, noted that the update was "definitely better."

In other news, the Lumma infostealer malware resurfaced, targeting Windows computers with its credential-stealing capabilities, according to multiple sources on Hacker News. The malware's re-emergence follows a previous takedown. The specific details of the malware's operation were not provided in the source material.

The rise of agentic AI systems is creating challenges for major SaaS companies like Salesforce and Workday, according to multiple sources on Hacker News. Companies with mission-critical software may be better positioned to adapt to these changes.