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The FBI is asking for the public’s help to fill an 18-minute gap as they reconstruct the timeline of the deadly San Bernardino attack on Dec. 2 that killed 14 people. David Bowdich of the FBI said officials are unaware of the shooters’ footsteps between 12:59 p.m. and 1:17 p.m. on the day of the...

Tech-giant Apple defended its stance over the weekend, to deny the FBI the ability to crack a cell phone belonging to the San Bernardino attacker, who killed 14 people in an attack in December.

The 14 people who lost their lives during a deadly shooting attack on Dec. 2, 2015 were remembered on Monday during a memorial service. Among the people who attended the service was Governor Jerry Brown and James Ramos, the third district supervisor of the San Bernardino county.

The co-founder of Microsoft commented Monday on the ongoing battle between Apple and the FBI over breaking into an iPhone belonging to one of the San Bernardino, California, attackers.

Thu, Feb 18: Nicole Bogart explains why Apple is fighting a judge’s order to allow authorities to hack the phone of suspect in San Bernandino attack.

A spokesperson for the San Bernardino police department said the two children wounded in a shooting Monday at a public school were not the target and were struck accidentally by the perpetrator.

A lawyer for nine families of victims of the Sandy Hook Elementary shooting said Monday that his clients are suing Remington, the maker of the guns used in both the Sandy Hook elementary and San Bernardino attacks, as a way to force gun-makers to stop making assault rifles available to the public.

Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu condemned the attacks in Brussels on Tuesday, and offered his view on attacks carried out by radicalized Muslims, linking attacks in Turkey, San Bernardino, Paris, and Israel.

Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu condemned the attacks in Brussels on Tuesday, and offered his view on attacks carried out by radicalized Muslims, linking attacks in Turkey, San Bernardino, Paris, and Israel.

Wed, Feb 17: Apple and the FBI are locked in a fight over access to an encrypted iPhone that belonged to one of the San Bernardino attackers. Jackson Proskow reports on the debate over privacy versus security.