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The FBI released an archive of photos showing the devastation at the Pentagon in the wake of the 9/11 terror attacks.

A total of 27 photos were uploaded to the FBI website " FBI Records: The Vault" under the page name "9/11 Attacks and Investigation Images."

The photos show fragments of American Airlines flight 77, which left Dulles Airport outside Washington, D.C., around 8:51 a.m. ET that morning. While on its way to Los Angeles, the plane was hijacked by Al Qaeda terrorists and crashed into the Pentagon at 9:37 a.m. ET.

Efforts by firefighters to combat the ensuing blaze and emergency responders rushing to the scene are included in the collection.

Overhead photos show the massive hole left in the side of the Pentagon when the outer rings of the building were penetrated by the aircraft.
CLICK HERE TO SEE THE FULL SLIDESHOW
Other photos include investigators going through the debris, and images of the scorched interior of the building.

A total of 189 people died at the Pentagon, including 125 who worked at the facility.

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NBA player arrested for DUI.

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Detroit Pistons guard Kentavious Caldwell-Pope was arrested early Wednesday morning on suspicion of driving while intoxicated, per Derick Hutchinson of WDIV 4 Detroit.

The local network also provided his mugshot:

The arrest came hours after the Pistons' 97-96 loss to the Miami Heat on Tuesday night.

According to the report, Caldwell-Pope was pulled over for driving 45 mph in a 25 mph zone and then registered a blood alcohol content of 0.08.

Rob Beard of the Detroit News reported Friday that the 0.08 Breathalyzer reading was taken at the police station, and Caldwell-Pope previously had a blood-alcohol level of 0.098.

The 24-year-old was active for Thursday's home game against the Brooklyn Nets, scoring 12 points in 37 minutes in a 90-89 victory. The Pistons play again Friday on the road against the Milwaukee Bucks.

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Kentavious Caldwell-Pope Arrested on Suspicion of DUI, Mugshot Released

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Brian Sevald/Getty Images Detroit Pistons guard Kentavious Caldwell-Pope was arrested early Wednesday morning on suspicion of driving while intoxicated, per Derick Hutchinson of WDIV 4 Detroit. The local network also provided his mugshot: The arrest came hours after the Pistons' 97-96 loss to the Miami Heat on Tuesday night.

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The FBI released an archive of photos showing the devastation at the Pentagon in the wake of the 9/11 terror attacks.

A total of 27 photos were uploaded to the FBI website " FBI Records: The Vault" under the page name "9/11 Attacks and Investigation Images."

The photos show fragments of American Airlines flight 77, which left Dulles Airport outside Washington, D.C., around 8:51 a.m. ET that morning. While on its way to Los Angeles, the plane was hijacked by Al Qaeda terrorists and crashed into the Pentagon at 9:37 a.m. ET.

Efforts by firefighters to combat the ensuing blaze and emergency responders rushing to the scene are included in the collection.

Overhead photos show the massive hole left in the side of the Pentagon when the outer rings of the building were penetrated by the aircraft.
CLICK HERE TO SEE THE FULL SLIDESHOW
Other photos include investigators going through the debris, and images of the scorched interior of the building.

A total of 189 people died at the Pentagon, including 125 who worked at the facility.

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A rare crocodile was killed by a vehicle while walking on a Florida highway early Wednesday morning.

A freightliner truck was driving on the Key Largo highway around 4:20 a.m. when the driver, Ronnie Ramaro, struck the female crocodile, the Miami Herald reported.

"The driver ...stated the [crocodile] crossed into their path and they couldn't avoid it," the Florida Highway Patrol told the Herald.

After Ramaro reported the incident to authorities, officials measured the crocodile at 8 feet and 2 inches in length. The officials suggested that the female crocodile could have been carrying eggs. "Breeding females are about 8 to 12 feet in length," according to the National Park Service website.

"It sounds like maybe she was looking for a place to nest," Crocodile Lake National Wildlife Refuge manager Jeremy Dixon told the Herald.

"Conflict with humans rarely occurs because of the shy nature of American crocodiles," the National Park Service website reported.

American crocodiles are considered endangered globally, except in Florida where they are listed as "threatened." The statewide population change is "because of a recent sustained increase in numbers, particularly nesting females," according to the National Park Service.

It is illegal to injure American crocodiles intentionally, the Herald reported.

No charges have been filed against Ramaro.

Alyssa Madruga is a news editor for FoxNews.com. Follow her on Twitter @AlyssaMadruga.

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A man in Houston found himself duct-taped to a yield sign after losing a bet. police were called to the scene after several motorists drove by the strange sight on Wednesday.
When a guy with a knife tried to approach the duct-taped man, an officer shouted ‘Drop the knife or I’ll tase you!” He explained to the officer that he was actually trying to cut his friend down, Miguel Chavez, who had lost a bet.

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Earlier this week, the 30-year-old big fella told Steve Gorman on Fox Sports Radio that he owns 25 Dunkin' Donuts franchises.

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Green Bay Packers defensive end Ricky Jean Francois isn't a businessman.

He's a business, man.

Earlier this week, the 30-year-old big fella told Steve Gorman on Fox Sports Radio that he owns 25 Dunkin' Donuts franchises.

Jean Francois told Gorman that "when the big money came in," he needed a retirement plan that would be useful the minute he retired.

The former Washington Redskin, who recently signed a one-year, $2 million deal, added that he wants to be an example when the league talks to young players about handling money:

I won't be those guys you see on 30 for 30. I won't be those percentage of guys that goes broke. ... I want to be that guy on top. When the league talks about, "This is what you do with your money," they actually show a picture of me.

[h/t Pro Football Talk]

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Alex Brandon/Associated Press Green Bay Packers defensive end Ricky Jean Francois isn't a businessman. He's a business, man. Earlier this week, the 30-year-old big fella told Steve Gorman on Fox Sports Radio that he owns 25 Dunkin' Donuts franchises.

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Ivanka Trump could play a major roll in U.S.-China relations.

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Atlanta residents may face travel nightmare after highway bridge collapses following fire:A massive fire caused an overpass on Interstate 85 in Atlanta to collapse shuttering the major thoroughfare. No injuries were reported and no cars were on the highway bridge when it fell during Thursday afternoon´s rush hour said Atlanta Fire Department spokesman Sgt. Cortez Stafford.

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&#151; -- Three people have been arrested in connection with the large fire that collapsed a portion of an Atlanta highway Thursday, according to fire officials.

The suspects were identified as Basil Eleby, Sophia Broner and Barry Thomas, Georgia Deputy Insurance Commissioner Jay Florence to ABC News. Eleby faces a charge of criminal damage to property, while Broner and Thomas each were charged with criminal trespass. They have not yet entered pleas.

According to Georgia Deputy Insurance Commissioner Jay Florence, the fire was lit using materials that were on site. The Atlanta Fire Department said Eleby is the suspect "we are holding responsible for the fire," according to Sgt. Cortez Stafford, and the department believes the fire was set maliciously.

Eleby remains in custody and additional charges may be pending, according to the fire department. It was not clear if the other two suspects remained in custody. Police records show Eleby has 20 arrests dating back to 2000, mostly for possessing and selling drugs and assault.

Two of the suspects were interviewed, leading to the arrest of the third, Florence said.

Atlanta residents may face a travel nightmare after a massive fire caused an overpass on Interstate 85 in the city to collapse, shuttering the major thoroughfare.

No injuries were reported and no cars were on the highway bridge when it fell during Thursday afternoon's rush hour, Atlanta Fire Department spokesman Sgt. Cortez Stafford said, according to The Associated Press. Fire officials said this afternoon that firefighters at the scene saved lives by recognizing cracks in the concrete and calling for an evacuation.

The cause of the fire remains under investigation.

Georgia Transportation Commissioner Russell McMurry said the fire started in an area used "as a storage location for construction materials, equipment and supplies. The site was a secured area containing materials such as PVC piping, which is a stable, noncombustible material."

Interstate 85 is a major thruway in the Atlanta metropolitan area, carrying 400,000 cars a day, according to the Department of Transportation. The highway's closure is expected to cause major headaches in this heavily car-dependent city.

Officials are still determining the extent of damage and said there is no set timeline for the repairs. McMurry said it will take "at least several months" to rebuild.

He said about 350 feet of the northbound road as well as 350 feet of the southbound road will have to be totally removed and replaced.

"That is no small feat, but we're up to the challenge," McMurry said at a news conference this afternoon.

The transportation crisis comes at a terrible time, said Col. Mark W. McDonough of Georgia's Department of Public Safety, with travel expected to be high during spring break and with the Atlanta Braves' home exhibition game today against the New York Yankees.

Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal has declared a state of emergency.

The Federal Highway Administration today awarded $10 million in "quick release" funding to initiate the most critical repairs in the next few weeks.

The "funds are considered a down payment on the costs of short-term repairs now, which can make long-term repair work possible in the weeks ahead," the Department of Transportation said in a statement.

One driver described her commute today as "horrible."

"It took me two hours to get out here this morning and then I had to come back out to take a friend to work," she told ABC News. "But that's life. What else can we do?"

Another driver, Laura, told ABC News, "You have to make the best of it. If you get upset about it, it's just going to make your drive worse."

"You can't change the situation," she added, "so just try to be polite to whoever is trying to get in and out and it'll make your drive home a whole lot easier."

Drivers are encouraged to shorten their trips and carpool with others, and Atlanta's public transportation system is stepping up rail and bus service, McMurry said.

"We ask for your continued patience as we gather more information and details on the required repairs and reconstruction activities needed to bring this roadway back to operational levels," McMurry said.

ABC News' Janice McDonald and Dominick Proto and The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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Top 50 players in the mlb this year. Mike Trout is number one. claton kershaw in 2nd. not a single kc royal in in the top 50

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Ranking the Top 50 MLB Players at the Start of the 2017 Regular Season

There are 30 Major League Baseball teams, each with a 25-man roster. That's 750 players donning MLB uniforms at any given time.

Our task today? Narrow that down to the top 50.

Was it easy? No. Was it fun? You bet. Will it inevitably spark spirited debate and/or " What were you thinking?!" rebuttals? No doubt.

In compiling this list, we considered a few key factors:

Track record: To earn a spot, a player needs to have compiled a big league resume. You'll find plenty of relative youngsters, but no prospects. Even some hyper-talented players who exceeded their rookie limits in 2016 (Gary Sanchez and Trea Turner, for example) were left off because their samples are simply too small.

Potential: That said, this isn't all about past stats. Players climbing toward or in the midst of their prime get credit for what they've accomplished and what they're likely to do going forward.

Star wattage: You can't sneak into the top 50 on charisma and a witty Twitter account alone, but guys with big-time name recognition who sell a lot of jerseys tend to also be the league's top performers.

All that said, it's a largely subjective exercise, which is what makes it so dang fun.

Honorable Mentions

Andrew Miller, LHP, Cleveland Indians
You won't find any relievers on this list, because they simply don't throw enough innings to stack up against the game's top-tier starting pitchers. There were a number of elite closers who could have made the cut (Aroldis Chapman, Kenley Jansen, Zach Britton) but Andrew Miller stands out as the prototype for the new "super-reliever," able to throw multiple high-leverage innings when needed. His legendary performance in the 2016 postseason doesn't hurt, either.
Andrew McCutchen, OF, Pittsburgh Pirates
A year ago, Andrew McCutchen would have rated a top-10 spot. He's plummeted into the honorable mentions section after a 2016 season that saw him post career lows in batting average (.256) and OPS (.766). Add declining defensive skills that forced the Bucs to move him from center to right field, and the 30-year-old former National League MVP is suddenly looking like a star in decline.
Yadier Molina, C, St. Louis Cardinals
Yadier Molina had his string of eight consecutive Gold Gloves snapped last season but still rated as the second-best pitch-framer in either league, per StatCorner. In addition, Molina posted a .307/.360/.427 slash line, his best offensive showing since 2013. At age 34, it's worth asking how much longer he can take the punishment behind the plate, but he remains one of the game's elite receivers until further notice.
Addison Russell, SS, Chicago Cubs
In his second full big league season, Addison Russell hit 21 homers and checked in as the game's fourth-best defensive shortstop. His .240/.314/.404 career slash line keeps him outside the top 50 for now, but he could easily vault into the upper echelon in his age-23 season.

No. 10: Buster Posey, C, San Francisco Giants

Posey has a National League Rookie of the Year Award and MVP trophy in his case. He's won a batting title. He was the Buster-hugging backbone of the Giants' championship trifecta.

Yes, his numbers slipped a bit last season, as he posted his skimpiest home run total (14) and lowest average (.288) of any full MLB season.

He's also 30 years old, which is a bit more in catcher years.

That said, he was the best pitch-framer in baseball, per StatCorner, and won his first Gold Glove. Plus, the Giants can save his legs, and possibly up his production, by getting him more reps at first base.

Here's the bottom line: He's still the best player at one of the most important positions on the diamond.

No. 9: Noah Syndergaard, RHP, New York Mets

Coming into last season, Noah Syndergaard was a promising, hard-throwing sophomore with 24 starts under his belt.

Now, the 24-year-old with the Norse god nickname is undeniably one of the best pitchers in the game.

In 183.2 innings last season, Syndergaard posted a 2.60 ERA with 218 strikeouts in 183.2 innings. While other members of the Mets' vaunted rotation went down with injuries, Syndergaard tied for the lead among pitchers with 6.5 WAR.

He's added 17 pounds of muscle to his already-imposing frame with the intent of throwing even harder and is reportedly working on mastering his changeup.

You hear that, big league hitters? You've been warned.

No. 8: Max Scherzer, RHP, Washington Nationals

Max Scherzer joined some elite company in 2016 when he became just the sixth pitcher in baseball history to win the Cy Young Award in each league.

The other five? Gaylord Perry, Pedro Martinez, Randy Johnson, Roger Clemens and Roy Halladay.

Add that to a resume that includes two no-hitters, a 20-strikeout game and five straight seasons with 200 or more strikeouts.

Mad Max turns 33 in July, but based on last year's output, he's not about to slow down.

Oh, and he did this to Tim Tebow.

No. 7: Bryce Harper, RF, Washington Nationals

After he won NL MVP honors in 2015, it looked like the Bryce Harper freight train had officially left the station.

The brash Nationals outfielder took a step back in 2016, however, as his OPS tumbled from an otherworldly 1.109 to a merely solid .814.

A lot of that can likely be blamed on a nagging shoulder injury. Harper has certainly looked healthy this spring, launching an MLB-leading eight home runs.

Still just 24 years old, Harper could be primed for another explosion. He's already got three All-Star appearances and a Rookie of the Year award, in addition to the aforementioned MVP.

Love him or loathe him, he's undeniably one of the most exciting, must-watch players on the planet. Make baseball fun again, indeed.

No. 6: Josh Donaldson, 3B, Toronto Blue Jays

Josh Donaldson may be on the downslope of his prime entering his age-31 season, but what a prime it's been.

Between 2013 and 2016, Donaldson ranks second in baseball with 30.5 WAR. He's finished among the top 10 in MVP voting in each of those seasons and won the prize in 2015.

Last year, he hit 37 homers with 99 RBI and a higher OPS (.953) than he posted in his MVP campaign (.939).

Donaldson dealt with a calf injury early in the spring that limited his exhibition at-bats, but he appears healthy and ready to go.

That's excellent news for the Blue Jays as they look to make a third straight postseason appearance and equally good for fans north of the border.

No. 5: Mookie Betts, RF, Boston Red Sox

Mookie Betts made the jump to hyperspace in 2016, hitting .318 with 31 home runs, an .897 OPS and 26 stolen bases.

He was equally impressive in right field, where he posted an eye-popping 32 defensive runs saved.

Betts teased his potential in 2015, his first full season, when he slashed .291/.341/.479 with 18 home runs. Now, after a second-place MVP finish, he's moved into the superstar stratosphere.

According to his manager, he's got it between the lines and between the ears.

"His aptitude is some of the best I've been around in the game," Red Sox skipper John Farrell told reporters. "He's that bright; he's that advanced as far as him processing information and applying it in a moment."

No. 4: Kris Bryant, 3B, Chicago Cubs

Two seasons into his MLB career, Kris Bryant has an NL Rookie of the Year Award, an NL MVP award and has helped the Cubs bust their century-plus World Series drought.

Talk about setting the bar high.

Bryant, who turned 25 in January, posted a .939 OPS with 39 homers and 102 RBI in 2016. He also cut down on his strikeouts, from an NL-leading 199 in 2015 to 154, and ranked second in baseball with 8.4 WAR.

Still, it feels like we've only scratched the surface of his potential.

A second consecutive MVP for Bryant and back-to-back titles for the Cubbies aren't foregone conclusions, but they're safe bets.

As Bryant told reporters Thursday, "It's very addictive, this winning."

No. 3: Manny Machado, 3B, Baltimore Orioles

After injuries derailed two of his first three big league seasons, it was worth wondering if Manny Machado would live up to his limitless potential.

Wonder no more.

Machado had a career year in 2016, setting career highs in home runs (37), RBI (96), average (.294) and OPS (.876). He's now had two straight top-five AL MVP finishes.

He's also been the best defensive third baseman in baseball since 2014, if that does anything for you.

At age 24, he's on the outskirts of his prime, meaning this may be a mere preview of coming attractions.

"[We] can't say that Manny Machado has become as good as prime [Alex] Rodriguez," FanGraphs' Jeff Sullivan wrote in June 2016. "But we can say that Machado is looking about as good as prime Rodriguez."

That sound you hear is every general manager saving their ducats for the 2019-19 offseason, when Machado is set to hit the open market.

No. 2: Clayton Kershaw, LHP, Los Angeles Dodgers

Some may scoff at a starting pitcher, who plays only about 30 games a year, ranking this high.

The counterargument: Clayton Kershaw.

The Dodgers left-hander isn't simply the best pitcher of the current era. He's one of the very best pitchers of any era, and he's still only 28 years old.

Here, let's go ahead and stack his statistics and accolades through nine seasons next to what Hall of Famer and all-time great Dodgers southpaw Sandy Koufax accomplished in 12 seasons:

Kershaw: 126-60 record, 2.37 ERA, 9.8 strikeouts per nine innings, three NL Cy Young Awards and one NL MVP.

Koufax: 165-87 record, 2.76 ERA, 9.3 strikeouts per nine innings, three NL Cy Young Awards, one NL MVP.

The symmetry is as remarkable as the men themselves.

Even last season, when he missed two full calendar months with a back injury, Kershaw tied for the lead among pitchers with 6.5 WAR. Just as importantly, he returned for the stretch run and threw like his dominant self.

Some day, another hurler will supplant Kershaw as the game's best arm. That day is not today.

No. 1: Mike Trout, CF, Los Angeles Angels

Who were you hoping for, the ghost of Mickey Mantle?

Mike Trout may not have the most compelling personality in the world-his interviews are often the equivalent of unbuttered toast, and he'd sooner wear a tutu to the plate than flip a bat-but, man, is he good at baseball.

At age 25, the Los Angeles Angels center fielder already owns two AL MVP awards and has finished no lower than second in MVP voting every year since 2012.

He now owns a career WAR of 47.4, easily the best in the majors in the 2011-2016 span. We could keep rattling off stats, but you get it.

He is, quite simply, a generational talent.

As USA Today's Ted Berg put it, "The consistency with which he dominates the sport would be boring if it weren't so spectacular to behold."
All statistics current as of Thursday and courtesy of Baseball Reference and FanGraphs unless otherwise noted.

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&#151; -- Three people have been arrested in connection with the large fire that collapsed a portion of an Atlanta highway Thursday, according to fire officials.

The suspects were identified as Basil Eleby, Sophia Broner and Barry Thomas, Georgia Deputy Insurance Commissioner Jay Florence to ABC News. Eleby faces a charge of criminal damage to property, while Broner and Thomas each were charged with criminal trespass. They have not yet entered pleas.

According to Georgia Deputy Insurance Commissioner Jay Florence, the fire was lit using materials that were on site. The Atlanta Fire Department said Eleby is the suspect "we are holding responsible for the fire," according to Sgt. Cortez Stafford, and the department believes the fire was set maliciously.

Eleby remains in custody and additional charges may be pending, according to the fire department. It was not clear if the other two suspects remained in custody. Police records show Eleby has 20 arrests dating back to 2000, mostly for possessing and selling drugs and assault.

Two of the suspects were interviewed, leading to the arrest of the third, Florence said.

Atlanta residents may face a travel nightmare after a massive fire caused an overpass on Interstate 85 in the city to collapse, shuttering the major thoroughfare.

No injuries were reported and no cars were on the highway bridge when it fell during Thursday afternoon's rush hour, Atlanta Fire Department spokesman Sgt. Cortez Stafford said, according to The Associated Press. Fire officials said this afternoon that firefighters at the scene saved lives by recognizing cracks in the concrete and calling for an evacuation.

The cause of the fire remains under investigation.

Georgia Transportation Commissioner Russell McMurry said the fire started in an area used "as a storage location for construction materials, equipment and supplies. The site was a secured area containing materials such as PVC piping, which is a stable, noncombustible material."

Interstate 85 is a major thruway in the Atlanta metropolitan area, carrying 400,000 cars a day, according to the Department of Transportation. The highway's closure is expected to cause major headaches in this heavily car-dependent city.

Officials are still determining the extent of damage and said there is no set timeline for the repairs. McMurry said it will take "at least several months" to rebuild.

He said about 350 feet of the northbound road as well as 350 feet of the southbound road will have to be totally removed and replaced.

"That is no small feat, but we're up to the challenge," McMurry said at a news conference this afternoon.

The transportation crisis comes at a terrible time, said Col. Mark W. McDonough of Georgia's Department of Public Safety, with travel expected to be high during spring break and with the Atlanta Braves' home exhibition game today against the New York Yankees.

Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal has declared a state of emergency.

The Federal Highway Administration today awarded $10 million in "quick release" funding to initiate the most critical repairs in the next few weeks.

The "funds are considered a down payment on the costs of short-term repairs now, which can make long-term repair work possible in the weeks ahead," the Department of Transportation said in a statement.

One driver described her commute today as "horrible."

"It took me two hours to get out here this morning and then I had to come back out to take a friend to work," she told ABC News. "But that's life. What else can we do?"

Another driver, Laura, told ABC News, "You have to make the best of it. If you get upset about it, it's just going to make your drive worse."

"You can't change the situation," she added, "so just try to be polite to whoever is trying to get in and out and it'll make your drive home a whole lot easier."

Drivers are encouraged to shorten their trips and carpool with others, and Atlanta's public transportation system is stepping up rail and bus service, McMurry said.

"We ask for your continued patience as we gather more information and details on the required repairs and reconstruction activities needed to bring this roadway back to operational levels," McMurry said.

ABC News' Janice McDonald and Dominick Proto and The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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Privacy advocates in Canada have created an internet mapping tools that let you see if your web traffic passes through NSA listening points.

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An internet mapping tool can show where your web traffic passes through suspected NSA listening points, according to its creators.

Developed by privacy advocates in Canada, IXmaps, or "Internet Exchange Maps," aims to help internet users and researchers learn about the surveillance and privacy issues associated with internet routing.

"The original goal was to investigate NSA surveillance of internet traffic and be able to determine which internet routes pass through interception sites," Andrew Clement, Professor Emeritus at the University of Toronto, who leads the IXmaps project, told Fox News via email.
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The project, which started in 2008, was initially developed to show Canadian citizens how their data travels across the web, although users in other countries, such as the U.S., are also harnessing the tool.

"Whenever you visit a website, send an email, use a social media app, etc., your data moves across the internet in a series of "hops," starting from your device and then passed from one router to the next until it reaches its destination. The routers along the way belong to a variety of carriers and are housed in internet exchanges," IXmaps explains, on its website.

The tool maps the sequence of routers and hops, called a "traceroute," based on its estimate of the routers' physical locations.

Citing information leaked by NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden, IXmaps notes that the NSA and other signals intelligence agencies are intercepting data "on the fly as it travels across the internet."
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"The NSA takes the lead in this spying and has installed interception facilities at major internet switching sites within the U.S. as well as globally," it explains. "Locating interception facilities in as few as 18 cities is sufficient to capture nearly 100% of internet communications originating within or passing through the U.S."

Users can search traceroutes highlighting the suspected NSA listening points between different cities. They can also anonymously contribute their own traceroutes to the mapping tool's database, which contains over 170,000 traceroutes. "The more distinct the originating points, in terms of both city and ISP, and the more varied the destination targets, the better able we are to display interesting internet routings," IXmaps says on its website.
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To contribute data, users install traceroute generating software developed by the IXMaps team.

Clement explained that the site has recently been upgraded. "The most recent version is a re-design of the original research platform to enable individuals not already familiar with internet routing to be able see for themselves the paths their personal data takes and if it may be subject to surveillance at one of the 18 suspected NSA surveillance sites."

The project has received funding from the Social Sciences and Research Council of Canada, the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada and the Canadian Internet Registration Authority.
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The NSA has not yet responded to a request for comment on this story.

Data privacy is firmly in the spotlight following the House of Representative's vote earlier this week to block online privacy regulations issued during the final months of the Obama administration.
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Does your web traffic pass through an NSA listening point?

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An internet mapping tool can show where your web traffic passes through suspected NSA listening points, according to its creators. Developed by privacy advocates in Canada, IXmaps, or "Internet Exchange Maps," aims to help internet users and researchers learn about the surveillance and privacy issues associated with internet routing.

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New Vault7 Documents from wikileaks
A Marble framework document reveals it supports the ability to “add foreign languages” to malware. “Now comes the fun stuff,” it reads, listing Chinese, Russian, Korean, Arabic and Farsi in example code, indicating the potential for the CIA to divert attention to international actors.

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WikiLeaks' latest batch of documents, named 'Marble', details CIA hacking tactics and how they can hamper forensic investigators from attributing viruses, trojans and hacking attacks to the spy agency . The tool was in use as recently as 2016.

The third release, which contains 676 source code files for the agency's secret anti-forensics framework, is part of the CIA's Core Library of malware, according to a statement from WikiLeaks.

WikiLeaks said Marble hides fragments of texts that would allow for the author of the malware to be identified, meaning the agency allows another party to be blamed for the hack.

A Marble framework document reveals it supports the ability to "add foreign languages" to malware. "Now comes the fun stuff," it reads, listing Chinese, Russian, Korean, Arabic and Farsi in example code, indicating the potential for the CIA to divert attention to international actors.

It's "designed to allow for flexible and easy-to-use obfuscation" as "string obfuscation algorithms" often link malware to a specific developer, according to the whistleblowing site.
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"This would permit a forensic attribution double game, for example by pretending that the spoken language of the malware creator was not American English, but Chinese, but then showing attempts to conceal the use of Chinese, drawing forensic investigators even more strongly to the wrong conclusion," WikiLeaks explains, "But there are other possibilities, such as hiding fake error messages."

The code also contains a 'deobfuscator' which allows the CIA text obfuscation to be reversed. "Combined with the revealed obfuscation techniques, a pattern or signature emerges which can assist forensic investigators attribute previous hacking attacks and viruses to the CIA."

Previous Vault7 releases have referred to the CIA's ability to mask its hacking fingerprints.

WikiLeaks claims the latest release will allow for thousands of viruses and hacking attacks to be attributed to the CIA.

The latest release seems authentic because WikiLeaks used "primary source documents," John Kiriakou, former CIA analyst and whistleblower, told RT.

"These appear to be original CIA documents and I think the information is probably very good," Kiriakou said. "That points directly to the CIA offensive capabilities. It is something that we all are going to have to think about when we hear about the new virus being spread, or a new hacking operation. We are going to have to wonder now if it is the CIA or if it is an outside organization."

"I think many Americans have become inured of information from WikiLeaks," he added, lamenting that the information is unlikely to "make the front pages of the papers," but "will be buried somewhere in the back."
"Americans don't want to believe the CIA is capable of this kind of thing. Most Americans don't remember the bad old days of the 1950s and the first half of the 1970s when the CIA was spying on American citizens. It was conducting surveillance, it was conducting experiments on citizens. People have forgotten that. I think Americans are far, far too quick to give the CIA the benefit of the doubt."

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#Vault7: WikiLeaks reveals 'Marble' tool could mask CIA hacks with Russian, Chinese, Arabic

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WikiLeaks' latest batch of documents, named 'Marble', details CIA hacking tactics and how they can hamper forensic investigators from attributing viruses, trojans and hacking attacks to the spy agency . The tool was in use as recently as 2016.