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Congressman Unsure About Sharing Classified Info With Reality Star

Would it "do any good?" Top Democrat on Intelligence Committee is just wondering.
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CIA Left Inert Explosives On School Bus After Exercise

Students were transported in the bus before the materials were found, officials said.
By Reuters

U.S. Frustration Simmers Over Belgium's Struggle With Militant Threat

Concern over the small European nation's ability to handle its worsening Islamic militant threat came to the fore following Tuesday's ISIS attack.
By Mark Hosenball, Reuters

Children's 'Intelligence' Can Fluctuate Much More Than We Thought

Environmental "interventions" can boost intelligence -- but only temporarily, thanks to the so-called fadeout effect, a new study suggests.
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We Assume Beauty Also Means Brains

As if pretty people didn't have enough already
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The U.S. Had A Cyberattack Planned If Iran Nuclear Dispute Led To Conflict

By David E. Sanger and Mark Mazzetti, The New York Times

Did A Spy-Turned-Congressman Just Out His Role In Cyber War With Russia?

"Let’s just say I’ll probably never be invited to Moscow anytime soon," Rep. Will Hurd (R-Texas) said.
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REPORT: The U.S. Has Been Spying On Israel For Over A Decade

By Cora Currier and Henrik Moltke, The Intercept

Al Qaeda Re-emerges As U.S. Focuses On ISIS And Taliban

By ERIC SCHMITT and DAVID E. SANGER, The New York Times

Here's The Real Reason Smart People May Live Longer

A new study says that intelligent people tend to live longer, but it's not because of a healthy lifestyle or better life choices.
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