Michael S Schmidt The New York Times
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Clinton Testifies on Benghazi, and Lets Others Do the Shouting
Republican lawmakers spent more than eight hours aggressively questioning Hillary Rodham Clinton on Thursday, seeking to build a case that the former secretary of state had been derelict in her duty to secure the U.S. diplomatic mission in Benghazi, Libya.
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Russian Hackers Read Obama's Unclassified Emails, Officials Say
Officials did not disclose the number of Obama's emails that were harvested by hackers, nor the sensitivity of their content.
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Battling Crime and Calories at the FBI (Fit Bureau of Investigation)
The fitness tests, which started at the end of last year, are a return to a tradition begun by the FBI's first director, J. Edgar Hoover, who obsessed about his agents' weight, as well his own considerable girth.
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US panel calls China's Huawei, ZTE "national security threat"
Both companies were accused of stealing intellectual property from American companies and could potentially spy on Americans.
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United States formally ends war in Iraq
The United States military has formally shut down the war in Iraq, officially retiring the flag of US Forces-Iraq. Troops lowered the flag and wrapped it in camouflage, formally "casing" it, according to Army tradition.
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Clinton Testifies on Benghazi, and Lets Others Do the Shouting
Republican lawmakers spent more than eight hours aggressively questioning Hillary Rodham Clinton on Thursday, seeking to build a case that the former secretary of state had been derelict in her duty to secure the U.S. diplomatic mission in Benghazi, Libya.
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Russian Hackers Read Obama's Unclassified Emails, Officials Say
Officials did not disclose the number of Obama's emails that were harvested by hackers, nor the sensitivity of their content.
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Battling Crime and Calories at the FBI (Fit Bureau of Investigation)
The fitness tests, which started at the end of last year, are a return to a tradition begun by the FBI's first director, J. Edgar Hoover, who obsessed about his agents' weight, as well his own considerable girth.
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US panel calls China's Huawei, ZTE "national security threat"
Both companies were accused of stealing intellectual property from American companies and could potentially spy on Americans.
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United States formally ends war in Iraq
The United States military has formally shut down the war in Iraq, officially retiring the flag of US Forces-Iraq. Troops lowered the flag and wrapped it in camouflage, formally "casing" it, according to Army tradition.
