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A database containing records of tens of millions of users of various dating apps has been found publicly accessible, according to a researcher who says it remains unclear who amassed the data. In a blog Wednesday, security researcher Jeremiah Fowler said he discovered the database and that it was not protected by so much as a password. The 42.5 million records, which appeared to belong to multiple apps, were stored on a U.S.-based server and largely contained the IP addresses and location data of American users. The apps to which the data belongs include Cougardating, Christiansfinder, Mingler, Fwbs (friends with...

...1.) Cruz sticks to the scriptCruz rarely deviates from the script.... His backers value the fact that he's preternaturally on message, believing that the chance of him torpedoing his candidacy with a verbal gaffe is low.2.) His rallies have gotten bigger and flashier... But over the past month, Cruz's gatherings have become bigger and flashier... It felt more like a general election swing...3.) So who shows up to these things?Cruz's rallies tend to be pretty packed, both with die-hard supporters clad in Cruz swag and people on the fence.... The majority of the undecided voters I have spoken with have...