Analysis: Obama Doesn't Seem to See Problems with NSA
Did he even read the part where the FISA court didn't know how certain processes worked for years?
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British Police Open Investigation Against Glenn Greenwald's Partner
David Miranda was detained for nine hours at Heathrow Airport where some of his electronic equipment was seized
Lavabit Owner Compares Modern Surveillance State to McCarthy Era
Except that, today, it's worse
White House Stuck in Catch-Up Mode on NSA Revelations
Constantly finds its old lies outdated and superseded by the need for new lies
Released Documents Confirm NSA Tapping of the Internet
So, basically, all of the official denials have been lies
British High Court Limits the Inspection of Material Seized From Glenn Greenwald's Partner
Data can only be copied, shared, or inspected for national security reasons
Lawmakers Promise Additional Hearings in Wake of Most Recent NSA Revelations
Sen. Ron Wyden (D-Ore.) calling for closing of loopholes that allow for warrantless searches of Americans' communications
The FISA Court Didn't Even Know NSA Was Collecting Some Domestic Communications
FISA Court memo release shows the overseeing agency didn't know all the details of how surveillance actually worked
U.K. Government Insists Guardian's NSA Data Posed "Threat to National Security"
Even though destroying hard drives didn't destroy the widely disseminated data
Court Orders Release of Opinion Finding NSA Actions Unconstitutional
Heavily redacted, but still somewhat readable
NSA Reportedly Monitored All E-Mail, Text Communication in Salt Lake City Area During 2002 Olympics
For a period of six months around the event
NSA Scandal Hurting Obama's Popularity Among Young Voters
USA Today/Pew Research poll shows that 60 percent of 18- to 29- year olds believe exposing surveillance programs served the public good
David Cameron Ordered Top Civil Servant To Try and Stop The Guardian Publishing Snowden Revelations
Cabinet Secretary Jeremy Heywood got in touch with the newspaper
NSA Can Spy on 75 Percent of All US Internet Traffic
More than has been publicly acknowledged
White House Says it Wouldn't Force Reporters to Destroy Computers
Or rather, it finds it "difficult to imagine a scenario" in which they would.
Encrypted Communications Company Recommends Avoiding Email Altogether
Metadata can't be protected, says Silent Circle executive
Britons Want To Know Why David Miranda Was Detained Under an Anti-Terrorism Law
Since they wanted information about inconvenient journalism
U.K. Intelligence Destroyed Newspaper's Hard Drives, Says The Guardian's Editor
Even after they were told the data was backed up around the world
EPA Critic Wants NSA To Surrender Environmental Agency's Email
They already said there are no privacy concerns
European Privacy Officials Want More Details on NSA Snooping
How about some on theirs, too?
Do Mike Rogers and Dianne Feinstein Even Know What They Think They Know About NSA Snooping?
Why are they defending an agency that may even be concealing information from them?
It Wasn't Us, U.S. Insists About Detention of Greenwald's Partner
It's OK, American officials have done bad enough, already
Rep. Amash Plans New Vote To Restrain NSA
Lawmakers are a little better informed than in the past
Greenwald To Publish More Snowden Revelations in Wake of Partner's Detention in the UK
David Miranda was detained for nine hours at Heathrow airport
U.K. Police Detain Glenn Greenwald's Partner for Questioning
Applying a little pressure over spying revelations?
