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New legislation will give British police officers the power to search premises, and land and seize drones, and will also require users to produce the proper documentation. Keep Reading
PERSPECTIVE: Use Natural Acids on Humans to Detect Trafficking, Smuggling Victims in Cargo
The method involves sampling the air through the air vent and enriching the collected vapor trace. Keep Reading
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New SOUTHCOM Commander: Transnational, Extremist Threats to Homeland ‘Real and Imminent’
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