Top Civilian at NSA Stepping Down
Chris Inglis, deputy director
Surveillance
Report Says NSA Bulk Records Collection Will Continue Following Review
Debate over how much reform will actually happen
White House Decides NSA Director Can Keep Cyber War Powers
Means the next director will be military, not civilian
The NSA's Vast Conspiracy Against Our Privacy
In the six months since Edward Snowden made his revelations, the scandal has only grown.
NSA's Phone Record Gathering May Hit More Numbers Than People Realize
We are more connected through a small set of phone numbers than we used to be
British Government Forced Shutdown of Secure Email Service
Before Lavabit there was PrivateSky
Author of the Patriot Act Calls Sen. Feinstein's Bill "a Joke"
Rep. James Sensenbrenner Jr. (R-Wisc.) says Congress' intelligence committees have become NSA "cheerleaders"
NSA Scandal Could Cost Top American Tech Companies Billions of Dollars
Clients may take business somewhere else because of the revelations
British and American Intelligence Agencies Infiltrate Online Games
Worried terrorists use the games to communicate
Rep. James Sensenbrenner: James Clapper Should Be Prosecuted for Lying to Congress
Original PATRIOT Act author goes after director of national intelligence
NSA Collects Billions of Cellphone Records a Day to Track Users Around the World
Including Americans abroad
Bill Clinton: There Should Be "Explicit Rules" to Spying on World Leaders
And the rest of us?
Bill Clinton Expresses "Serious Reservations" About US Spying on World Leaders
They bugging you Bill?
Chinese Telecom, Accused of Being Front for Spying, to Leave US Market
Huawei to no longer look for business in the states
What if Thanksgiving Exposes the Government?
What if at every Thanksgiving liberty is weakened and the government is strengthened?
UN Committee Approves Resolution Protecting Internet Privacy
In the face of government surveillance
EU Calling For New Protections Against American Data Surveillance
Justice commissioner wants the U.S. to allow Europeans to sue if their data is misused
American and British Officials Worried About "Doomsday" Cache Stored By Snowden
It is believed Snowden has a lot more information to release
Mark Zuckerberg on Spying Scandal: US "Continuing to Blow It," Should Be More Transparent
Sticking to the talking point
