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U.S. Lawmakers Advised To Hack China Attackers Back, Congress Says

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Egypt Detains Journalist For Supposedly Writing 'False News'

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Lethal Cyber Weapons Under Development By Pentagon, Cyber Warfare On Rise

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Maldives Under State Of Emergency Due To Security Threats: President

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'Floating City' Recoded High Above China Leads To Theories Of Parallel Universe

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Justice March 2015 Commemorates 20-Year Anniversary Of Million Man March

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Hossein Hamedani: Iranian Commander Killed By Islamic State

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Temporary Spending Bill Approved At 11th Hour, Shutdown Averted

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Mining In Peru: Protests Become Fatal, Emergency Declared

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Kevin McCarthy Talks About His Differences From Boehner

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Gallup Poll: Half Of Americans Think Government Poses 'Immediate Threat To Rights And Freedoms'

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Anti-Vaccine Movement: Australian Law Will End Benefits For Parents Of Unvaccinated Children

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Mexico Student Massacre: New Report Alleges Initial Investigation Was Deeply Flawed, Inaccurate

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Oaxaca Schools Open In Peace As Officials Takes Control From Teachers' Union

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Poll: 71% Of Americans Unhappy With Direction Of Country; Only 2% Trust Gov. All The Time

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