NSA
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
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
MEP: Snowden Will Give Evidence to European Parliament
Despite objections from British Conservatives
British and American Intelligence Agencies Infiltrate Online Games
Worried terrorists use the games to communicate
NSA Collects Billions of Cellphone Records a Day to Track Users Around the World
Including Americans abroad
Anti-Surveillance Activists Say They Want to "Nullify" NSA Spying
Forbid local authorities from providing services or cooperating with federal agencies engaged in spying
Bill Clinton: There Should Be "Explicit Rules" to Spying on World Leaders
And the rest of us?
Editor of The Guardian: Only 1 Percent of Snowden Files Published
Calls accusations the revelations have put national security at risk "very vague and not rooted in specific stories"
Sen. Feinstein, Rep. Rogers Say US is No Safer Today Than it Was in Previous Years
Both think terrorism is increasing
NSA Spied on Porn Habits in Order To Harm Reputations of "Radicalizers"
According to top secret NSA document
UN Committee Approves Resolution Protecting Internet Privacy
In the face of government surveillance
NSA Director Reportedly Offered Resignation Over Snowden Leaks
Agency insists it's doing nothing inappropriate
FBI Plays Bigger Role in NSA Surveillance Than People Realize
FBI unit handles a lot of the dirty work
NSA Acknowledges Violating Own Privacy Policies in Collecting Metadata From American E-Mails
Documents reportedly show evidence of incompetence, not intent
Secret Deal Gave NSA Access to Data of UK Citizens
Approved by British intelligence officials
Other Civil Liberties Abuses Used to Justify NSA Data Collections
Sobriety checkpoints and mandatory drug tests, et cetera
NSA Isn't as Bad as the Stasi, Insist Agency's Defenders
That's not as reassuring as they think
Here's Your Checks and Balances: NSA 'Continually' and 'Systematically' Violated FISA Court Limits
But it's fine because officials were informed
