5 Alarming Things We Should Have Already Known About the NSA, Surveillance, and Privacy Before Ed Snowden
A few reminders about the general state of surveillance and privacy in the U.S.A.
A few reminders about the general state of surveillance and privacy in the U.S.A.
At least 10 targeting the United States
Yes, the government is snatching data directly from the Internet's backbone
Sorry, Sen. Feinstein and Rep. Rogers, it's not even close.
Comedian Trevor Moore has an idea on how to thwart massive surveillance by the NSA
How Obama learned to stop worrying and love unaccountable surveillance
Leaves intact ruling that the former defense secretary can't be held liable
Innocent people should not be punished in the pursuit of the guilty.
The Obama Administration has continuously deceived us about how bad the war in Afghanistan is going.
Hunger strike continues
New leaks of classified data show strikes based on "behavior," not identity
Targets picked due to "behavior" and associates, not identity
Feds had at one point classified incident as "workplace violence"
How secrecy frustrates challenges to counterterrorism tactics
There is a vast chasm between "saying" and "doing" in the Obama administration.
Latest terrorism report says Al-Qaeda still on the run
Prediction: President will sign NDAA no matter what's in it, later bemoan having to have signed it, even though no one's forcing him to
American attack killed deputy leader
The Brandon Raub case highlights disturbing government behavior
The president criticizes his own abuses of executive power.
The president claims to be troubled by his signature program on the war on terror
How principled men and women in the military justice system resisted encroachments on civil liberties
His record is heavy on death from the sky
Killing was said to be in retaliation for wars in Muslim countries