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Last month, Colleen Fagan was observing an immigration enforcement operation at an apartment complex in Portland, Maine, when federal agents scanned her face with a smartphone and appeared to record ...

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The cost of higher education can be intimidating. Americans are increasingly questioning whether college is worth the price, as student loan debt tops $1.6 trillion and the average tuition has doubled ...

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Unprotected MongoDB instances remain an easy target for financially motivated hackers, with over 1,400 servers currently showing signs of compromise, threat management firm Flare reports. Ransacking ...

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