Egypt unrest leaves at least four dead in Cairo clashes
Pro Morsi supporters clashed with security forces in Cairo's Tahrir Square and two neighborhoods, with four Brotherhood followers killed according to an interior ministry spokesman. Separately, a shipwreck off Lampedusa leaves about 300 migrants dead as divers struggle in choppy seas.
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NSA documents reveal NSA efforts to de-anonymize Tor users
Snowden documents show the NSA carried out attacks to unmask Tor users and even block or stain Tor traffic. The agency allegedly identified a key al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula propagandist after him posting on the group’s site. Tor was developed for anonymous communications and is maintained by the Tor Project.
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Man sets self on fire on National Mall in Washington
A man was engulfed in flames on the National Mall before bystanders and police extinguished the blaze and he was rushed to a hospital in critical condition. Officers and witnesses cited that the man may have set himself on fire, with multiple bystanders helping, though confirmation was pending. The incident occurred near the Capitol grounds amid a day of other regional tensions.
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