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UK minister sorry over Afghan interpreters’ data breach

UK minister sorry over Afghan interpreters’ data breach

  • British media reports said the people whose email addresses were distributed included some individuals who are in hiding from the Taliban
  • “On behalf of the Ministry of Defense, I apologize," Defense Minister Ben Wallace told Parliament
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Bomb threat cited by Belarus was sent after plane was diverted — Swiss email provider

Bomb threat cited by Belarus was sent after plane was diverted — Swiss email provider

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Snap of Clinton reading Pence e-mail headline goes viral

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