Cheney Defends Surveillance; Calls Snowden a 'Traitor'
In other news: Water is wet.
Does he think we're stupid enough to believe ever-changing official claims about the NSA?
Out of the millions it has collected
Can likely read e-mails and text messages too
Protesters blow whistles in solidarity
Yes, the government is snatching data directly from the Internet's backbone
Between 9,000 and 10,000 requests over a six-month period
Party lines play no role in the fight for privacy rights.
But admits he doesn't know what info whistleblower possesses
Our willingness to choose partisanship over principles helps explain the surveillance state.
Warns airlines not to allow the NSA whistleblower to get on U.K.-bound flights
Would that have happened without the leaks?
She really has no idea why people are so angry
If the government is using it, why can't they?
The feds are embarrassed
Even if politicians throw the word around a lot
Because U.S. companies are under the NSA's thumb
For bold-faced lying about surveillance to Congress
CEO is imprisoned over insider trading. He says it's because they wouldn't play ball with the NSA.
The software is available and increasingly easy to use
Wide range of crimes will be prosecuted with images
Tracking all of our online activity, just like our phone calls
Or else the government wins
Comedian Trevor Moore has an idea on how to thwart massive surveillance by the NSA
Most people think the federal government would have no interest in them, but many discover to their horror how wrong they are
Administration insists Congress was fully informed about phone data gathering, despite claims otherwise
Want to provide the public with more detail
Believes James Clapper lied to Congress about extent of data collection
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