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A British invention that U.S. spies should copy

The UK's National Cyber Security Centre is a relatively new agency responsible for protecting Britain from cyber threats. The U.S. has nothing like it.

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'I would have been dead' says Crimea school attack headmistress

Olga Grebennikova, the headmistress of the Kerch technical college where the attack too place was filmed on her mobile phone explaining her perspective of the incident.

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Explosive device kills 10, injures dozens at Crimean college

Russian President Vladimir Putin's spokesman told reporters that officials are looking into a possible terrorist attack. He did not elaborate.

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Crimea: Student ‘kills himself’ after deadly gun and bomb rampage

Eighteen-year-old Vladislav Roslyakov has been identified by Russian investigators as the attacker.

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Gaza rocket strikes house in southern Israel amid escalating tensions

Israeli military strikes more than 20 targets in Gaza in response.

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Pompeo meets Turkey's president as missing writer probe hones in on Saudi residence

The Saudis are "determined to get to the bottom" of what happened, said the secretary of state.

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Astronaut Nick Hague says there was no time to panic

"Training really takes over … training for every scenario that they can think of and this is one of those," said Hague.

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Famed Nevada brothel owner Dennis Hof dies

Hof, 72, was running for a state Assembly seat.

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Passport scans show Saudis accused by Turkey of killing writer Khashoggi

Turkey is revealing new information about members of the Saudi hit team it says traveled to Istanbul to kill missing journalist Jamal Khashoggi, providing NBC News with scans of the passports they allegedly used to enter the country.

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Canada is ready to open the door wide to legal marijuana

At least 111 legal pot shops are planning to open across the nation of 37 million people on the first day, according to an Associated Press survey.

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Trump says Saudi crown prince denies knowledge of what happened to Khashoggi

Trump said in a tweet that the Saudi crown prince denied knowledge of what happened to Khashoggi.

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Turkish police 'find evidence Saudi writer was killed inside consulate': AP

Source tells AP that investigators have a breakthrough.

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'No laughing matter': Police probe Savannah war statue prank

Authorities in Savannah, Georgia, said they are treating the matter as a trespassing incident: "Harming our historic monuments ... is no laughing matter."

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Pompeo lands in Saudi Arabia to meet king amid crisis over disappeared writer

As Pompeo landed in Saudi Arabia reports swirled that the Saudi government is discussing a plan to admit that Khashoggi was killed in Istanbul.

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Brexit crunch time puts Theresa May's government at risk

"We are at that of stage in the process where it comes harder and harder to paper over the cracks," said one analyst.

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Mrs. America co-founder denies allegations of making racially bias remarks

David Marmel told NBC News that he did have a conversation about race with them in August but that the women were wrongly characterizing his statements.

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Man tries to carjack Houston news van then steals police car

When two police officers showed up, the carjacker pushed one of them down, dragged the other one out of the car drove off with their cruiser, KPRC and police said.

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Marie Antoinette's jewelry is for sale — and could fetch over $1M

The showpiece of the Antoinette collection is a diamond and natural pearl pendant that could fetch between $1 million to $2 million.

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Pentagon clears most of the grounded fleet of F-35 jets to fly following crash

More than 80 percent of the single seat, single engine jets have resumed their flight operations.

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Idaho commissioner who circulated 'nauseating' hunting photos resigns

The commissioner, Blake Fischer, wrote in an email with photos that he'd "shot a whole family of baboons."