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Supreme Court balances Fourth Amendment rights and a government duty
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Supreme Court balances Fourth Amendment rights and a government duty

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Trump shrugs off efforts to boost security on his cellphones
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Trump shrugs off efforts to boost security on his cellphones

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Walmart drops in-store mobile checkout program

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Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross testifies before the Senate Finance Committee.
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Commerce secretary reconsiders ZTE ban ‘very promptly’ after Trump tweet

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Senators want to know more about cellphone surveillance in DC
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Senators want to know more about cellphone surveillance in DC

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Why a US economic bellwether believes the best is yet to come

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New restrictions on cellphones could create a headache for the roughly 24,000 workers at the Pentagon, who depend on the devices to stay in touch with family and the outside world. (iStock photo)
National Security

Jim Mattis will put security over Pentagon workforce concerns when deciding on cellphone ban

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Defense Secretary Jim Mattis is considering banning the use of cellphones at the Pentagon. (Joshua Roberts/Bloomberg)
National Security

Jim Mattis considers banning cellphones at the Pentagon

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Workers on a telephone pole.
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Republican FCC commissioners oppose Trump’s reported plan for nationwide 5G network

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Searches of electronic devices at the border are on the rise. According to CBP's own figures, the number of international travelers processed with electronic device searches in fiscal 2017 increased almost 60 percent from fiscal 2016. (AP Photo/Eric Risberg)
Crime

Searches of phones at the border unlikely to stop

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