Inside Trump’s secret plane swap to evade Iranian threats

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Apple News Today

2026-08-12

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The Secret Service secretly moved President Trump onto an alternate plane after officials deemed an Iranian threat credible. The Washington Post’s Dan Lamothe breaks down what happened Former Marine Robert Gilman returned home after four years in a Russian prison, following a U.S. appeal and a pardon from Vladimir Putin. Reuters’s Steve Holland explains the circumstances surrounding the release. Lake Mead hit its lowest level on record, threatening water for millions across the Southwest. USA Today’s Trevor Hughes discusses the impact of a standoff between states over access to the Colorado River. Plus, Lindsey Graham’s sister advanced to a Senate primary runoff, the University of Michigan is dropping grades for some freshman classes, and Anthropic pledged to add watermarks to AI content. Today’s episode was hosted by Gideon Resnick.
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  • Good morning.

  • The details of President Trump's secret flight to avoid a possible Iranian threat have been revealed.

  • We'll speak to the Washington Post reporter who broke the story.

  • The larger of the two planes was designated as Air Force One,

  • was squawking Air Force One as a call sign,

  • despite the fact that the president was on the smaller plane.

  • Russia frees an American former Marine from prison, but fears over his health remain.

  • And why the country's two largest reservoirs are in serious trouble.

  • It's Wednesday, August 12th.

  • I'm Gideon Resnick in for Shumita Basu.

  • This is Apple News Today.

  • The Secret Service pulled off an extraordinary feat of subterfuge last month,

  • covertly moving President Trump off of Air Force One and onto another plane

  • before he left a NATO summit in Turkey.

  • Trump was carried between jets after getting on,

  • leaving the plane full of staffers and journalists to take off without him.

  • The move was reportedly prompted by a possible Iranian assassination threat.

  • Fast forward weeks later, and everyone, including those in Congress,

  • are only just learning the full extent of what happened now from press reports.

  • The secretive nature of the plans long after they were executed