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DEA to Crack Down on Synthetic Drug That is Causing Deaths, Erratic Behavior
The DEA is tackling yet another disturbing trend involving a synthetic drug that is causing hysteria and bizarre behaviors among users.
Economic Times: Apple Should Recognize Limits to Privacy in Age of Terrorism
Privacy and security are now at odds.
Hillary Clinton Says FBI Hasn’t Told Her She Is Target of E-Mail Investigation
Hillary Clinton said during a Democratic town hall debate Monday that it was a “mistake” to “use a personal computer” when she was secretary of state, but emphasized that the FBI has not told her she is under investigation.
Metallurgy Company in U.S. Accused of Illegally Exporting Cobalt-Nickel Powder to Iran
The CEO of a metallurgy company in New York is accused of illegally exporting to Iran a powder that could be used to produce nuclear-tipped rockets.
U.S. Government Appeals Judge’s Ruling That Apple Not Obligated to Help FBI
The U.S. government is appealing a recent ruling by a New York Judge who said the FBI and Justice Department cannot force Apple to unlock an iPhone that is part of a drug investigation.
Inspector General Investigating Secret Service Agent Who Slammed Photographer to Ground
Homeland Security’s inspector general is investigating a Secret Service agent who choke-slammed a Time magazine photographer during a Donald Trump rally in Virginia.
San Francisco Chronicle: Why Apple Should Stand Firm in Its Fight Against the FBI
Since a pitched legal battle between the FBI and Apple began last month, the arguments over encryption and national security are deepening
Questions Raised about FBI Targeting High School Students Who Show Signs of ‘Extremism’
The guidelines warn of “anarchist extremist” and young people who travel to “suspicious” countries.