Russian Foreign Minister Says Authorities Acted Within the Law When Granting Snowden Temporary Asylum
NSA whistleblower allowed to live and work in Russia for one year
NSA whistleblower allowed to live and work in Russia for one year
Will take place in Jerusalem
Debate made too "rapid" and "passionate" because of the leaks, president claims
Only 20 percent think it's essential Americans learn a second language
First election since French-led intervention
Many don't want to be identified
Says that it is right to ask questions about surveillance
Testimony released by House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Dave Camp (R-Mich.)
Canceling meeting could be just the start
Expected to announce a national security transparency initiative
One of the last things to do before beginning his vacation
Some gay rights activists are calling for the upcoming Winter Olympics to be moved to another country
Libertarian wing will have to explain how they would keep the country safe without extensive government surveillance
Because there's no violent crimes any more in Chicago
Nick Gillespie and a panel of journalists discuss what it means to be a libertarian populist.
Of course, if Watergate happened today, he'd get his phone records grabbed and intimidated by the administration
Among group of 16 others getting high civilian honor
Even though he voted to defund NSA operations that were disclosed by Snowden
One at an event where she gave speech on sexual assault in the military
Unpopular governor standing behind ban that has become unpopular
Legal recreational pot will be available in 2014
Says the Russian president's recent actions concerning Edward Snowden have done "real damage"
Would cut 1 percent of government spending over two years
One unsigned piece of legislation is a ban on minors using tanning salons
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