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An Illinois man, 51, died after a rappelling fall at Keyhole Cave near Sedona, Arizona. Authorities do not suspect foul play, but the fall remains under investigation. Days earlier, rescuers handled a ...

Arizona deputies are investigating after a climber fell to his death while rappelling inside Keyhole Cave in Sedona on Saturday afternoon. A man in his 50s was rappelling to the cave floor when he ...

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Researchers at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) in Germany say ordinary WiFi networks can be used to identify people with an eerie amount of accuracy. In a study, the researchers describe ...