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Future of Warfare: ‘Mad Scientist 2016’ is taking place September 13th and 14th at the United States Military Academy in West Point, NY. The event asks participants to visualize the mission of the Army’s Cyber Force in 2050 and imagine how the force will be structured to meet those requirements. About this photo: Network administrator with the 97th Communications Squadron.  Photo credit: US Department of Defense / Flickr

Trump’s Muslim Donor/Mobile Device Fire/And More

Private Power in Private Intelligence ; How the Rich See Climate Change ; Ukraine’s Odd Holocaust Memorial ...and More Picks

Private Power in Private Intelligence ; How the Rich See Climate Change ; Ukraine’s Odd Holocaust Memorial ...and More Picks

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Private Intelligence Industry Now Dominated by Five Corporations (Russ)

It’s a whopping $50 billion industry (!) and five companies have 80 percent of it.

Trump Accepted Illegal Contribution from ‘Proud Muslim’ in Canada (Trevin)

The campaign is allegedly refunding the donation, which seems to have been meant for Trump’s foundation. Had the transaction not been documented in a YouTube video, it doesn’t look like it would have been flagged.

Terrifying Scenario of Mobile Device Battery Fires on Planes (Reader Sarah)

With more and more people using devices with highly flammable batteries mid-air, might be time to inconvenience people a little.

Rich Travel in Style to See Climate Change Up Close (Russ)

Cruising to iceless Arctic is becoming our society’s Titanic moment.

Ukraine Makes Unusual Move to Recognize Decimation of Jewish Population (Reader George)

This memorial relates to the Holocaust, and Ukraine under German occupation. However it also raises questions about Ukraine’s own history of brutality toward Jews

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