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America’s top computer scientists rebuke mass surveillance

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Iran introduces a new drone: Fotros

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Duct tape holds together Iran’s newest “drone”

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How do you dispose of chemical weapons?

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Terrorism in Iraq, visible from space

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A brief history of the Gatling gun

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Iranian schools will teach students to hunt drones

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Can strangers really hack into baby monitors?

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