NSA Revelations Spur Push To Revise Spying Laws
For or against protecting privacy?
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Snowden Sends Out New Asylum Requests
According to WikiLeaks, he's sent out applications to six more countries
Oliver Stone Praises Ed Snowden as a Hero
Calls it a "disgrace" that Obama administration is chasing Snowden rather than fixing laws
EU Threatens To Suspend Data Sharing Agreements With the US
Recent revelations causing outrage on the other side of the Atlantic
EU to Vote Whether to Suspend Data-Sharing Agreement with US
Over revelations from NSA spying scandal
The Surveillance State Isn't Coming—It's Already Here
The national Panopticon is a messy work in progress, but it's already in place.
James Clapper's New Excuse: Forgot About PATRIOT Act When Denying Americans' Communications Were Being Snooped On
This guy's in charge of the intelligence community?
What We Know About Government Is Scarier Than What it Knows About Us
We have bigger problems than the NSA.
Wikileaks Accuses Obama of 'Thin-Skinned Vindictiveness'
Not happy about how the Snowden scandal is being treated
German Minister Urges Those Concerned About American Spying To Stop Using Google, Facebook
Revelations of NSA snooping has caused outrage in Europe
France Calls for EU-US Trade Deal Negotiations To Be Suspended For Two Weeks
Not happy about recent NSA revelations of snooping on Europeans
Washington Post, Which Published NSA Revelations, Wants the Leaks To End
Yes, that's incoherent
Sen. Feinstein's NSA Support Dismays Liberal Backers
But she's always been an authoritarian
France Called Hypocritical Over Spying Outrage
US ranks France second in cyber-espionage on list that doesn't include US
Scandals at NSA and IRS Are Equally Alarming
Both agencies reveal a government that's out of control.
Wikileaks Says Snowden Has Applied For Asylum in 21 Countries
Including Venezuela, France, and China
George W. Bush on NSA Surveillance: Civil Liberties Guaranteed
Says Edward Snowden damaged the country
New Details Revealed in NSA Spying on Internet Companies
Real-time surveillance, despite denials
John Kerry on Allegations of EU Spying: Everybody Does It
It's the security stupid says
Microsoft Requests Permission to Disclose FISA Court Rulings
Doesn't want customers to think it provides government "direct access to servers"
Germany: Allegations US Spied on EU "Unacceptable" If True
Giving the U.S. the benefit of the doubt. Cute.
Big Government Is the Problem, Not Edward Snowden
If the media spent half the time investigating the NSA that they spend sneering at whistleblowers, Americans might demand an end to spying.
NSA Surveillance May Have Prompted Confrontation in John Ashcroft's Hospital Room
And we're still fighting over it now
