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China just launched 2 more advanced destroyers — here's how they stack up against the US Navy's Arleigh Burke-class destroyers

China's Type 052D guided-missile destroyers, two of which were launched Friday, have been hailed as the most advanced of their kind in Asia.

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This man's job was to hack the Pentagon. Now he invests millions in security startups.

Ron Gula was a hacker for the National Security Agency and now runs the VC firm Gula Tech Adventures with his wife.

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Louisiana's lieutenant governor greeted Trump wearing socks with his face and hair on them — and the photo is incredible

"Donald Trump socks with soft, luxurious hair you can style, comb over, clip and tease. Change the President's style to suit your mood!"

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There's no way to know for sure whether your smartphone was infected by the WhatsApp attack. But here are some signs you should look out for.

There's no way to tell if you've been affected by the WhatsApp security breach, but here are some signs of spyware you should look out for.

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This VC says 'San Francisco is over.' Here's why she's tipping Europe for the next big hit.

San Francisco is losing its luster and investors are increasingly looking elsewhere for exciting start ups, less expensive talent and cheaper offices.

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The NBA draft order is official, and the new lottery odds threw a major wrench into things as the Pelicans landed the No. 1 pick

The New Orleans Pelicans were the big winners of the NBA Draft, as they jumped all the way up to the No. 1 pick, despite just a 6% chance at the to pick.

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US ally pulls warship away from carrier group as risk of conflict with Iran skyrockets

Spain doesn't want its warship sailing with the USS Abraham Lincoln into the Persian Gulf to challenge Iran.

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Trump just tried to explain what China will do next, and he sounds jealous

In a tweet, President Donald Trump attempted to explain what Chinese policymakers would do to help their economy through its trade war with the US.

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Stocks could determine the fate of trade talks between the United States and China

The escalation in trade tensions has seen stocks in both the US and China fall, reflecting increased uncertainty as to whether a deal will be reached.

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