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Some llama's cause some dramas this morning as they escape from captivity.

The US Justice Department has compiled a database with hundreds on millions of records of vehicle locations and travel for normal citizens.

US Police officers unsteady about Google's Waze app tracking their movements freely - claiming cop-killers have it easier.

US government agencies have deployed radars developed for the battlefield that see through walls to locate suspects.

The US Air Force wants to avoid a potential drone pilot shortage, as US military conducts more surveillance and attack missions using UAVs.

The Islamic State hacked the US Central Command Twitter and YouTube pages, reportedly posting threatening messages before the accounts were suspended.

Riot Games are working on their own League of Legends network to combat lag issues.

The Steam sales are as always, crazy - here's a pick of some current offerings plus information on how to track them all.

US military officials are concerned China could disrupt US power grids, potentially even shutting them down.

The U.S. military plans to keep some nuclear weapons available in case an asteroid poses a significant threat to the Earth.

The US Department of Labor pushed LinkedIn to pay employees millions in back wages, but commended the company for its behavior in rectifying the situation.

The US Government request more information about Facebook users than any other entity in the world, 38,000 requests in just six months.

FDA shuts down almost 10,000 online pharmacies, seizes nearly $50 million.

US Department of Homeland Security warns that "limiting access [to 3D-printed guns] may be impossible"

Twitter issues second transparency report, complied with 69% of US data requests.

Google updates their Transparency Report, shows US continues to lead the charge.

Atari files for bankruptcy in the US, looking to free itself from debt-laden parent company.

Kim Dotcom accuses USDOJ of lying to get search warrant.

NHTSA wants black boxes in all vehicles starting in 2014, reportedly to make vehicles safer.

Congress passes resolution for US government to oppose any UN control of the Internet.

Navy sees nearly 1 billion cyber attacks every year, roughly 30 per second.

The US requests the most information from Google about users.

Nokia holds 59% of the global Windows Phone market, only 32% in the United States.

New Zealand court rules that the FBI must turn over its evidence to Kim Dotcom.

US Q2 2012 smartphone sale numbers are in, Android slumps a little, but iOS jumps.

MegaUpload files a motion for the court to dismiss the criminal piracy charges claiming US lacked ju.

US iPhone app downloads drop 30% in March.

Sony releases their $149 SmartWatch in the US.

US Government objects to Megaupload's choice of legal team.

A US senator is drafting a bill to make it illegal for employers to ask for FaceBook credentials.

The US wants to extradite Mega Upload founder Kim Dotcom.

As little as 12 Chinese hacking groups could be responsible for most US attacks.

U.S. holiday sales set new record, surpass $25 billion.

U.S. accuses China and Russia of cyber-espionage.