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Looking nervous? Yawning too much? TSA may be keeping an eye on you.

Loretta Lynch wades into Apple vs FBI, raising fundamental questions

In 2015, US will relinquish control of major Internet body

Report says British intelligence intercepted public email, but didn't read all

Spy vs. spy: Who will cooperate with Trump?

CIA spent the last decade attempting to break into iPhones: report

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2016 Nobel Peace Prize nominations: Did Donald Trump make the list?

Intelligence agencies reveal Putin plan to back Trump

Battle over spying versus legitimate data transfer heats up in Congress

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