NSA nominee pledges transparency to rebuild trust at agency
Vice Admiral Michael Rogers told the Senate he would push for NSA transparency while leading Cyber Command and the NSA. He stopped short of calling Edward Snowden a traitor and said reforms aim to move phone data storage out of government hands. He vowed to restore trust with industry and address bulk data collection concerns.
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Turkey protests flare after death of injured boy in clashes
Protests erupted in Istanbul Ankara and cities nationwide after Berkin Elvan 15 died from injuries after last summer’s anti government demonstrations. Police used water cannon and tear gas as crowds cried for accountability and demanded Erdogan resign amid graft scandal and tightened internet rules.
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FDA approves Cefaly TENS device for migraine relief
The FDA cleared Cefaly a portable, battery powered TENS device by Cefaly Technology Belgium marketed as an alternative to medication. The device fits a forehead headband and applies mild electrical current to the skin near the trigeminal nerve reducing monthly migraine attack days in Belgian trials while not fully preventing or easing all attacks.
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