Madison embraces hugging business amid probes and safety fears
In Madison Wisconsin a new Snuggle House offers one hour hugs for 60 dollars with professional snugglers. Officials question whether the venture is a front for prostitution and warn snuggling could invite sexual assault, while police discuss a possible sting and draft a regulating ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Jennifer Zilavy
Matthew Hurtado
Tim Casper
Hurtado
Hagel orders airlift to move troops into Central African Republic
Defense Secretary Hagel authorizes U S military airlift to deploy troops from Burundi into the Central African Republic. The move, approved at France request, aims to quell violence and avert a humanitarian catastrophe with U S Africa Command coordinating with Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doha
Qatar
Chuck Hagel
U.S
Burundi
Central African Republic
Pentagon
Carl Woog
Hagel
U.S. Africa Command
France
Big Tech Presses Obama Over Government Surveillance
A coalition including Google Apple Yahoo Facebook Microsoft Twitter LinkedIn AOL pledged tighter controls on electronic espionage urging President Obama to curb NSA snooping. The letter, printed in major papers and on reformgovernment-surveillance.com, links surveillance to risks for the tech industry and economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Silicon Valley
Barack Obama
U.S
Google
Apple
Yahoo
Facebook
Microsoft
Reformgovernmentsurveillance.com
Crusade
National Security Agency
Twitter Inc
LinkedIn Corp
AOL Inc
Google Inc
Apple Inc
Yahoo Inc
Facebook Inc
Microsoft Corp
NSA spies on online virtual worlds across the globe
Reports based on Snowden documents say U S and U K spy agencies covertly monitored online games like World of Warcraft for terrorists and informants. The New York Times Guardian and ProPublica trace years of attempts to use in game messaging and large online communities for intelligence gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
New York Times
The
Guardian
ProPublica
U.S
U.K
Secu
Rity
Edward Snowden
America
NSA
GCHQ
Veteran detainee says North Korea video confession was coerced
Merrill Newman of Palo Alto says the recorded apology for killing North Koreans during the war was not his and was delivered under duress. He stresses the phrasing and grammar were not his, insisting he could not have committed the alleged acts. In Pyongyang, Kim Jong Un purged his uncle Jang Song Thaek, signaling stronger control over the regime and military
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
U.S
North Korea
Merrill Newman
Palo Alto
Calif
Newman
Seoul
South Korea
Kim Jong UN
Jang Song Thaek
Kim
Jang
Pyongyang
Workers’ Party
Kim Jong Il
Kim Kyong Hui
Kim I] Sung
Kim Jong II
Also Mentioned on This Page
Big Tech
BY Marcy Gordon and
Michael Liedtke
Associated Press
Rganes
David M
Aiken Gifts
Aiken Chamber
Aikenchamber.net
Morgan Stanley
Chip Marvin
the Alley Aiken
Morgan Stanley Smith Barney LLC
SIPC
Tom Young
Inn Fm
Lev, Aiken Tomyoung
Allstate.com
Allstate
Acutate Fire and Casualty Insurance Company
Northbrook
Illinois
Pat Roberts
Aikensc.com
DSIDE
Aiken Realty
DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen
the Market In Review
Nyse Nasd
S&p
DOW Dow
Wilshire
Russell
Dow Jones
Atat Inc
AbtLabs
AlcatelLuc
Altria
AmExp
BP PLC
Boeing BrMySq
CBS B
CSX CampSp
Chevron Cisco
CocaCola ConAgra
OTE
Directv
Disney DuPont
DukeEngy
Exxonmbi
Fctzba
Fordm
Harleyd Hershey Hewlettp
Intel JohnJn
Kennamt
KimbCik
LillyEli
TKR
MeadWvco Mwv
Merck Mrk
Microsoft Msft
NorflkSo Nsc
Nucor NE
Oracle Crcl
PEP
PepsiCo
Pfizer Pfe
Philip Mor
ProdGam PG
PulteGro Phm
RoyDShilA RDS/A
Scana Scg
SearsHidgs
SouthnCo
Synovus SN
Textron
Co MMM
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!