NSA
Government's Eternal Excuses For Abuses of Power
Snowden should have known the Washington rule: Abuse power, and you'll be protected by those with power. Expose abuse, and you're on your own.
White House Task Force Report on NSA Yields Praise From Washington Critics, Some Civil Liberties Advocates
Task force recommends NSA stop spying so pervasively
Federal Judge Finally Acknowledges NSA is "Almost Orwellian"
This is the first meaningful judicial review of the agency
German Chancellor Angela Merkel Wrong to Tell President Obama NSA Activities Compare to Stasi
Comparison wide off the mark
Merkel Compared the NSA to the Stasi When Speaking With Obama
The German chancellor grew up in East Germany
One of Snowden's Former Colleagues Calls Him "a Genius Among Geniuses"
Also says, 'I won't call him a hero, but he's sure as hell no traitor"
DOD Official Says Snowden Stole "Literally Everything"
Many documents have yet to be published
Are You Consenting to Surveillance Right Now?
A ruling against the NSA's phone record database highlights the perilous condition of privacy in America.
Tech Agencies Press Obama to Restrain NSA Surveillance
Not interested in discussing Obamacare exchanges
Rand Paul Mulling Class-Action Suit Against NSA
Monday ruling makes possibility more likely
Obama To Meet With Tech CEOs To Discuss NSA, Healthcare.gov
Many not happy about surveillance
Recent NSA Ruling Applauded By Some Lawmakers on Capitol Hill
Federal judge ruled the intelligence agency's metadata program was likely unconstitutional
Snowden Offers To Help Brazil Investigate US Spying in Exchange For Permanent Asylum
Made the offer in a letter to the Folha newspaper
Fox Panelists Laugh After Juan Williams Calls Himself a Libertarian
Said he wasn't that worried about NSA being able to turn on remotely turn on laptop webcams
Snowden: Recent NSA Ruling is "the First of Many" Victories
Says he knew surveillance programs would be ruled unconstitutional after he leaked classified documents
Ruling That NSA Metadata Program Likely Violates the Constitution Hits Obama Administration
Judge Richard Leon's ruling comes shortly after proposed changes to surveillance programs were presented
Snowden on NSA Phone Collection Ruling: Told Ya So
Save the victory laps for the Supreme Court ruling, though
Judge Slaps NSA, Says Its Phone Surveillance Program Is Probably Unconstitutional
A tentative victory for the Fourth Amendment.
Federal Judge: NSA Phone Program Likely Unconstitutional
Fourth Amendment probably prohibits it
White House Says There Will Be No Amnesty For Snowden
Despite NSA official saying that the possibility of asylum for the whistleblower should be considered
White House Says There Will Be No Amnesty For Snowden
Despite NSA official saying that the possibility of asylum for the whistleblower should be considered
60 Minutes Offers Thoroughly One-Sided Look at NSA Scandal. Guess Which Side.
Access is awesome! Don't ruin it with pointed questions!
IBM's Ties to NSA Lead to Class Action Suit
Cooperation with PRISM resulted in stock price plunge once revealed
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
Presidential NSA Panel Reportedly To Urge Overhaul Surveillance Tactics
Changing the agency's leadership from military to civilian among the recommendations
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
