Edward Snowden

Hong Kong Rejects Asylum Claims of Refugees Who Hid Snowden

By Kevin Lui

Even Edward Snowden Thinks Firing James Comey Was a Bad Idea

By Joseph Hincks

Denied Clemency, Snowden Remains Trapped In Putin's Game

By Simon Shuster

Snowden Unafraid of Putin Turning Him Over to Trump

By Kate Samuelson
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Snowden to Obama: Give Me a Pardon

"It seems these were necessary things, these were vital things"

By Kate Samuelson

ACLU and Amnesty International Will Ask President Obama to Pardon Edward Snowden

The campaign launch coincides with the opening of the Snowden biopic

By Daniel White

WikiLeaks Is Getting Scarier Than the NSA

"It’s not striving for objectivity. It’s more careless"

By Karl Vick

Joseph Gordon-Levitt Goes on the Run in the First Snowden Trailer

"I'd like to help my country make a difference in the world"

By Eliza Berman

These 5 Facts Explain the Scary New Era of 'Forced Transparency'

The Panama Papers leak follows Wikileaks, the Sony hack and countless other examples that show data privacy is an illusion

By Ian Bremmer

Of Course Edward Snowden Had the Perfect Snow Pun

Just in time for the blizzard

By Tessa Berenson Rogers

Federal Judge Says NSA Phone Records Program is 'Likely Unlawful'

Edward Snowden celebrated the ruling on Twitter

By Sarah Begley

EU Parliament Wants Asylum for Edward Snowden

Group calls NSA whistleblower a "human rights defender"

By Victor Luckerson

Snowden Offered to Serve Prison Time in Plea Offer

But he says the U.S. has yet to respond

By Denver Nicks

Expert Troll Gives Interview on Edward Snowden, Only Talks About Edward Scissorhands

"Edward Scissorhands is a complete hero to me"

By Megan McCluskey

Edward Snowden Is On Twitter Now

@Snowden's first tweet seems to be directed at the NSA

By Tanya Basu

This European Decision Could Seriously Hurt American Tech Companies

European official accuses U.S. of “mass, indiscriminate surveillance”

By Denver Nicks

White House Urges Snowden to Take the Rap

“He should come home to the United States, and be judged by a jury of his peers"

By Maya Rhodan

Snowden Documentary Filmmaker Laura Poitras Is Suing the U.S. Government

Her treatment at airports was 'Kafkaesque,' she says

By Robert Hackett / Fortune

Holder: Edward Snowden Might Return to U.S.

The former Attorney General said "the possibility exists"

By Sarah Begley

NSA Spying Is Going to Cost the Tech Sector Much More Than Thought

The economic reverberations will ‘likely far exceed’ an initial $35 billion estimate, a report says

By Claire Groden / Fortune
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