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 WikiLeaks latest trove of documents, which allegedly show technical details of the Central Intelligence Agency’s hacking arsenal, may neuter U.S. abilities to conduct cyber-offensive operations.
Continue to Post: WikiLeaks Docs May ‘Kill’ CIA’s Ability to Operate
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 Gunmen wearing white lab coats stormed a military hospital in Afghanistan’s capital on Wednesday, killing at least four people, wounding dozens and setting off clashes with security forces that were still underway hours later.
Continue to Post: ISIS Attacks Military Hospital in Afghan Capital
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Something ominous is taking place at the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) right now.
Here we go again. In response to President Trump’s rewritten travel moratorium, the state of Hawaii is suing to block it.
Conservative groups are now campaigning for the defeat of the American Health Care Act, the bill introduced by House Republican leadership to allegedly repeal and replace Obamacare.
North Korea barred Malaysians from exiting its borders and Malaysia followed suit.
Another week, another "nothing burger" Trump scandal.
Many women in the United States and other parts of the world are commemorating International Women’s Day by striking under the hashtag battle cry #ADayWithoutAWoman.
Pro-life leaders are voicing concerns over elements of the Obamacare replacement plan unveiled by House Republicans.
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Leaks from the White House seem to indicate a bureaucratic push against President Donald Trump and his administration, some government watchdogs have said.
For the past few months, the legal community has been preparing for a grand showdown before the Supreme Court on student privacy rights.
Doctors in a Canadian intensive care unit have stumbled on a very strange case - when life support was turned off for four terminal patients, one of them showed persistent brain activity even after they were declared clinically dead.