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EgyptAir Hijacking And Airport Security: Though Not ISIS, Diverted Flight Raises Questions

The crisis came to an end safely, but that didn’t spare Egypt’s airport security from heavy criticism online.

Guard At Belgium Nuclear Plant Slain, Pass Stolen

The killing took place only days after at least 31 people perished in terrorist suicide bomb attacks at the Brussels airport and one of the city’s metro stations.

Brussels Terror ISIS Attack Update: Links Between Paris And Belgium Islamic State Suspects Continue To Grow

Train station attacker Khalid el-Bakraoui and others have been linked to attacks in Brussels and Paris that have killed 160 people and wounded 600.

Who Are Khalid And Ibrahim el-Bakraoui? Brothers Identified As Suicide Bombers In Brussels Terror Attacks

Brothers Khalid and Ibrahim el-Bakraoui had ties to the November attacks in Paris and were known to Belgian authorities due to their criminal records.

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New App Aims To Thwart Crime, Attacks At US Military Bases

The military has been on alert for possible attacks after incidents such as the July 2015 shooting rampage that killed five service members at two military offices in Chattanooga, Tennessee.

Pistachio Recall: Full List Of Products Affected By Salmonella Outbreak

The states involved in the outbreak are Alabama, Arizona, Connecticut, Georgia, Michigan, Minnesota, North Dakota and Virginia.

How Google’s Driverless Cars Work

A Google self-driving car trying to merge mistakenly expected a bus to yield, causing a crash.

Jakarta Attacks Update: Indonesia Arrests More Militants Suspected Of Involvement In Deadly Bombing

Anti-terrorism authorities have arrested four more people — bringing the total to 43 — suspected of having played a role in the Jan. 14 attacks in the Indonesian capital.

What Is SpaceShipTwo? 5 Facts About Virgin Galactic's New Tourism Spacecraft

Here are some things you should know about the tourism spacecraft, which is being introduced more than a year after an accident set the nascent industry back.

Major Fire At Bangladesh Sweater Factory Raises Questions About Continuing Safety Improvements

A factory in Bangladesh erupted in flames Tuesday morning, but most of the workforce was away at the time.

Apple Recalling MacBook, iPhone And iPad Chargers Over Electric Shock Fears

Chargers for Apple’s MacBook, iPhones and iPads have been recalled over fears the pins may break and cause an electric shock.

ISIS To Kidnap Russian Tourists In Turkey? Islamic State Is A Threat To Travelers, Tourism Agency Warns

ISIS has targeted Russian tourists in the past and now the Russian tourism agency is warning its citizens in Turkey about new threats.

How To Solve The Syrian Refugee Crisis? Create Jobs In Middle East, Germany Says

Refugees who cannot find work in Middle Eastern countries often continue on to Europe. Germany wants to make conditions better for refugees in the Middle East.

Uber Using Child’s Toy To Stop Drunk Passengers Assaulting Drivers

The ride-hailing company is testing a scheme where the child's toy, Bop It, is left in the back seat of cars to distract drunk passengers.

Chicago Police Department Reforms? Former Philly Commissioner Charles Ramsey To Help Oversee Shift

The Chicago Police Department has been embroiled in a series of controversies over a string of incidents involving officers’ lethal use of force.

Under New Obama Administration Visa Waiver Restrictions, Travel From Iran, Iraq, Syria And Sudan Will Be Tough

The measures would require visas for many individuals who have traveled to Iran, Syria, Iraq or Sudan in recent years.

Hawaii Military Helicopter Crash Update: 12 Reportedly Missing In Collision Off Oahu

The helicopters each carried six people when they crashed off the north shore of Oahu, Hawaii late Thursday. The Coast Guard was searching for survivors.

ISIS Targets Israeli Tourist Bus? Islamic State Group Claims Responsibility In Armed Attack Near Giza Pyramids

The Thursday attack that targeted a bus as Israeli tourists were boarding is expected to put a dent in Egypt's struggling tourism industry.

Who Is Sallah Ali? Paris Suspect Killed By Police On Charlie Hebdo Anniversary Was From Morocco

Sallah Ali, 20, from Casablanca, Morocco, was reportedly carrying a piece of paper with the ISIS flag when he was killed Thursday.

Accidental Gun Deaths Involving Children Are A Major Problem In The US

Last year, 265 people were accidentally shot by kids in America. Gun instructors and advocates say more must be done to prevent such incidents.

Security Flaw In Comcast's Xfinity Home Alarm System Leaves Windows, Doors Vulnerable

There's no indication the vulnerability has been patched.

Gun Safety 2016: Osceola County Toddler Shot Self Near St. Cloud, Florida, Police Say

The incident is still under investigation, but police said the evidence suggests it was an accident.

Barack Obama, Attorney General Loretta Lynch Ready For Gun Control Actions

The president said Monday that he is well within his executive authority to enact measures against gun violence.

India Terrorist Attack: 4 Terrorists Killed, 2 Holed Up As Operations Continue, Says Home Ministry

One officer was reportedly killed and three soldiers were injured in two blasts inside the base Sunday, while the Home Ministry says operations against two terrorists continue.

China’s Sweeping New Anti-Terror Law Reflects US Debate Over Encryption

The measure is less intrusive than an earlier version that would have required tech companies to create backdoors that allow authorities to access their data anytime.