Legislators 'Disturbed and Angered' After 'Very Highly Classified' Briefing on Snowden Leaks
Rep. Mac Thornberry (R-Texas) says what the NSA whistle-blower engaged in espionage
Privacy
Hacker Group Accuses Merkel Government of Helping US, UK Spy
File a criminal complaint
Tech Companies Unhappy with Modest NSA Reforms
Complaints that the administration has been silent about reports of tapping into data cables
Merkel Rebukes US, England over Surveillance
Says countries are sending the wrong signals to those who live in undemocratic states
Angry Birds Creator: Website Hacked in Wake of Reports of US and UK Spying
Latest reporting on the Edward Snowden revelations suggests that the NSA and GCHQ take personal information from apps
James Clapper Urges Snowden To Return NSA Documents
The Director of National Intelligence says the NSA whistle-blower's revelations have caused "profound damage"
NSA Names Its First Privacy Officer
Rebecca "Becky" Richards is leaving the Department of Homeland Security to take up the position
Google's Chief Legal Officer Says Obama's NSA Reforms Don't Go Far Enough
But calls Obama's recent speech on the NSA a "positive step"
Snowden: EU Efforts To Thwart US Surveillance Likely To Fail
Says cloud servers won't "stop the NSA"
Candidates From Both Parties Run Against the NSA
Most Americans disapprove of the NSA's collection of telephone metadata
Secret Government Is the Chief Threat to Liberty
Obama's NSA reforms flunk civil libertarian tests.
Eric Holder Hints at Snowden Plea Bargain
The attorney general adds that full clemency is "going too far"
Alleged 'Revenge Porn King' Arrested for Suspicion of Hacking
Accused of trying to steal naked pictures for their site
Obama's Privacy Epiphany
Why it's hard to believe the president is serious about surveillance reform
Ukraine Tracked Cellphones To Track Protesters During Clashes With Police
Protesters received texts
Human Rights Watch: Obama's NSA Reforms Don't Go Far Enough
Head of the organization says rights continue to be violated
Poll: Most Americans Oppose NSA Collection of Phone Metadata
Most also believe that the reforms Obama recently announced won't change much
Tech Firms Say Obama's NSA Proposals Fall Short
Telecoms don't want responsibility of maintaining metadata database
NSA Reportedly Sneaked Spy Software Into Computers Around the World Using Radio Waves
According to The New York Times
