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They could, but did they? What the CIA leak means for you

Small comfort: These expensive cyberweapons probably weren't deployed against low-level targets.

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A screen displays a news report in Seoul on March 8 on a video of a man claiming to be Kim Han-sol, the son of late Kim Jong-nam.

Son of assassinated Kim Jong Nam appears in video
Kim Han-sol is the grandson of former North Korean leader Kim Jong-il.

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Marchers make their way through the Capital South Metro Station with hundreds of other marchers as they make their way to the Women's March on Washington in January.

A Day Without a Woman: What you need to know
Organizers behind the January Women's March on Washington are sponsoring a call to action Wednesday.

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Sexist trolls are furious about Ciara's nude pregnancy shoot
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A woman and child attend the International Women's Day March and Rally on March 5, 2017 in Los Angeles.

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Carter Page, founder and managing partner of US investment company Global Energy Capital, delivers a speech in Moscow, Russia, in December. Page, earlier in 2016, gave a controversial speech in Moscow while serving as a foreign policy adviser to Dona

Trump campaign gave Page permission for Moscow trip
Former Donald Trump campaign national security adviser Carter Page had the Trump campaign's permission for his controversial speech in Moscow in July 2016, Page told USA TODAY.

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President Barack Obama speaks during a naturalization ceremony at the National Archives in Washington, Tuesday, Dec. 15, 2015.

Obama also referred to slaves as 'immigrants'
Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson caused a stir Monday when he referred to slaves as "immigrants" — but he wasn't the first person to do that.