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The Trump dating website featured an official government picture of former Air Force chief of staff Gen. Mark Welsh in a line-up of eligible singles. A spokesman said Welsh, who is 65 years old and has been married for decades, is not planning to sue the site Trump.Dating. (AP Photo/Jacquelyn Martin)
News

Retired Air Force general never authorized Trump dating site to use his photo, spokesman says

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The dating website features a picture of a happy couple as the first thing website users see when they arrive at the
Crime

Dating website for Trump supporters featured convicted child abuse felon

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The idea that the U.S. is less than fully prepared to respond is frequently mentioned by lawmakers.
Foreign Policy

Washington struggles to keep with up a host of foreign cyber threats

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In this 2014 photo, Bitcoin logos are displayed at the Inside Bitcoins conference and trade show in New York. Because of how cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin are mined, they have unique digital identities. And that design is something law enforcement and regulators can exploit to identify people using cryptocurrencies to hide illegal activity. (AP Photo/Mark Lennihan, File)
Business

Tracking bitcoin criminals is tough, but not impossible

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Republican National Committee Chairwoman Ronna Romney McDaniel said Friday that the Obama administration should have heeded her uncle, former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney, when he said Russia was the country's
Crime

RNC Chair Ronna Romney McDaniel on Mueller indictments: Obama administration ‘lost sight of Russia’

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James Damore, a former Google engineer fired in 2017 after writing a memo about the biological differences between men and women, challenged his firing and argued his memo was protected free speech. (AP Photo/Michael Liedtke)
Business

NLRB rejects complaint by Google worker fired for diversity memo

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The Kremlin has denied any involvement in the
National Security

White House accuses Russia of NotPetya cyberattack, threatens unspecified ‘consequences’

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In this 2017 image made from video, seen though an interior window, employees work in the offices of Secureworks in Atlanta. A bipartisan coalition in Congress is working to tweak the 1986 Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, which bans access to computers without their owner's permission, so that companies that have been hacked can disrupt cyberattacks. (AP Photo/Marina Hutchinson)
Magazine

‘Active cyber defense’ or vigilantism?

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Nearly 41 million American adults lack access to a physical university, and of those, 3 million also lack access to an Internet connection suitable for online education.
Education

Efforts to stem opioid abuse have side effects

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OKCupid and Rosetta Stone teamed up to determine what age group was the most likely to pursue a romantic relationship with someone from another country or who speaks a different language. (iStock)
Red Alert Politics

Millennials more interested in dating internationally than previous generations

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