NSA
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
NSA Violations of Surveillance Rules Were Repeatedly Reported to Intelligence Court
According to declassified documents
NSA Faces Court Challenges Over Domestic Spying
A little more attention than the agency likes
Supreme Court Won't Hear Challenge to NSA's Collection of Phone Records
Declined without comment
Indonesian President Recalls Ambassador in Australia Following Spying Leaks
Documents leaked by Edward Snowden reportedly show that an Australian security agency targeted the phones of Indonesian officials
Tech Giants Using Harder-To-Crack Code To Protect Networks From NSA Snooping
Revenge of the nerds
Tech Firms Object to Getting Redacted Version of Government Response to FISA Disclosure Request
Google, others want to reveal how government asks for user data
Senate to Start Sweeping NSA Intel Review
Will look at how information as gathered as well as how activities are directed
Obama Says He is More Involved in Intelligence Operations Relating to Threats Than Any President
Well, that's reassuring...
Snowden May Have Persuaded Up To 25 Colleagues To Give Up Logins, Passwords
Those who gave up the information have been removed from assignments
President Obama: Pardon Edward Snowden
The whistleblower may not be asking for clemency, but he should get it.
How Can the NSA Spy on Merkel, the Pope, the U.N., and the Rest of Us?
The federal agency is out of control.
Dutch Groups Sue over NSA Data-Sharing
Collection of lawyers, privacy advocates and journalists
Lawyers To Argue David Miranda Was Unlawfully Detained at Heathrow Airport
Brazilian national and partner of Glenn Greenwald was detained for nine hours last summer
Washington Post Explains How It Knows NSA Accessed Google, Yahoo Data
In response to NSA criticism of reporting
NSA Chief Keith Alexander Likely To Be Stripped of Authority Over US Cyber Command
Decision to be made by senior military officials
Brazil Acknowledges It Spied on American Diplomats
Officials have been complaining about American surveillance
Snowden Says US and UK "Worst Offenders" When it Comes to "Criminal Surveillance Programs"
Comments made in letter published by German newspaper Der Spiegel
Google's Executive Chairman Slams the NSA
"It's really outrageous that the National Security Agency was looking between the Google data centers, if that's true"
Indonesian MP Urges Government To Act Over Spying Concerns
There have been reports of American and Australian snooping
The NSA Reform Bill That Isn't Pushes Forward
The bill by the woman who loves (most) NSA surveillance fails to reform NSA surveillance. Imagine that.
Tech Giants Call For Restraints Following Reporting on NSA
Facebook, Google, Apple, Yahoo, Microsoft, and AOL officials have sent a letter to Senate leaders
Germany Prepared To Speak With Snowden in Exchange For Details on NSA Snooping
Says Interior Minister Hans-Peter Friedrich
John Kerry: Spying Went Too Far in Some Cases
But says surveillance has prevented terrorist attacks
Senate Committee Votes for Feinstein's Surveillance Non-Reform
Authorizes mass collection of telephone metadata
