Encryption wins in CIA WikiLeaks era telegraphs tech security
New York AP reports WikiLeaks CIA materials show data scrambling encryption works and firms should deploy more end to end methods. Experts say targeted physical access and new vulnerabilities persist, with officials calling for balance between privacy and lawful access while back doors face stiff opposition. Entities include CIA WikiLeaks, UC Berkeley analyst, Center for Democracy & Technology, Apple, FBI, Tim Cook, Google, WhatsApp, iMessage.
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U.S
Nicholas Weaver
University of California, Berkeley
NSA
Edward Snowden
Joseph Lorenzo Hall
Civil-Liberties Group
Center For Democracy & Technology
Facebook
WhatsApp
Apple
Steven Bellovin
Columbia University
FBI
James Comey
Puter
Google
Tim Cook
iMessage
Microsoft
Daniel Castro
Information Technology and Innovation Foundation
Brookings Institution
Washington
Comey
February jobs surge bolsters Fed rate hike odds
The United States added 235000 jobs in February with unemployment at 4.7 percent and wages rising 2.8 percent year over year. The report signals a strong economy spurring confidence, plans for a rate increase, and improving manufacturing and housing demand, with notable gains in construction.
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Fed
Washington
Federal Reserve
Labor Department
Michael Feroli
Jpmorgan Chase
Trump
Ted Wieseman
Morgan Stanley
Russian UN ambassador Vitaly Churkin dies at 64
New York AP reports Russia's ambassador to the United Nations Vitaly Churkin died of a heart attack after collapsing in his office. No foul play suspected. Autopsy completed but additional tests needed. Public release of cause of death restricted by diplomatic protocol and international law. Churkin served at the UN since 2006 and was buried in Moscow with high honors from President Putin.
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Russia
United Nations
Vitaly Churkin
Associated Press
Churkin
Julie Baker
Law Department
State Department
United States
James Donovan
U.S
Russian Federation
Donovan
Bill de Blasio
New York City Law Department
Chuikin
U.N
Security Council
Moscow
Sergey Lavrov
Vladimir Putin
Volkswagen pleads guilty in U.S. diesel emissions scandal
Volkswagen pleads guilty to conspiracy and obstruction of justice over a scheme to defeat U.S. emissions testing on nearly 600,000 diesel vehicles. The company faces a $4.3 billion civil and criminal penalty, plus a broader $21 billion total cost. Sentencing set for April 21. an independent monitor will oversee compliance for three years. Seven VW employees are charged in the case.
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Volkswagen
U.S
West Virginia University
Manfred Deess
Sean Cox
U.S. Justice Department
Cox
Death Stevens Carl funeral notices private burial
Carl Stevens died March 3 2017 with funeral services and burial private. There are no calling hours. Arrangements are with Dain Cullinan Funeral Home Oswego.
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Stevens
Carl
Dain-Cullinan Funeral Home
Oswego
Prayer to the Blessed Virgin is Published on Request
A traditional devotional appeal asks readers to recite a Marian prayer to the Blessed Virgin Mary for three consecutive days and promises a granted request in return. The text invokes Mary as Mother and Queen and requests intercession for a personal need, urging publication of the prayer.
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Star of the Sea
Holy Mary
Mother of God
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