National Security

Good Drone, Bad Drone: How to Fix the Drone PR Problem

By Medea Benjamin

Snowden Asks to Stay in Russia

By Sam Frizell

Report: U.S. Spied on Prominent American Muslims

By Melissa Hellmann

NSA Spying Hurts Cybersecurity for All of Us

By Denver Nicks
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Here’s Why the TSA Is Worried About Your Phone

Signs that danger may be on the rise

By Jack Linshi

CIA Celebrates Twitterversary and Addresses Tupac's Whereabouts

And a request from Ellen Degeneres

By Joan E. Greve

Power Up Before Flying

Electronic devices that don't switch on won't be allowed on the plane

By Nolan Feeney

NSA's Surveillance Catches Mostly Regular Folks

9 out of 10 people caught up in the NSA's surveillance were average Internet users, many of whom were U.S. citizens, according to data leaked by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden

By Nolan Feeney

Snowden and the NSA Can Both Be Right

Two reports raise the possibility that on balance, both the NSA collection programs and Snowden’s revelations have done more to advance the public good than to harm it

By Massimo Calabresi

How to Hunt a Chinese Hacker

The private firm CrowdStrike followed an alleged Chinese hacker's footprints and uncovered a detailed picture of a menace to U.S. businesses

By Sam Frizell

Feds Accuse Colorado Woman of Supporting Terrorists

Her arrest comes weeks after the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) launched an offensive in Iraq

By Noah Rayman

The $100 Billion Helicopter Dogfight

The original story of David and Goliath took place on the ground, and involved five smooth stones. But there’s a new airborne version of that ancient Biblical tale involving a pair of Davids battling three...

By Mark Thompson

TSA Beefing Up Security at Airports

TSA will amp up security ahead of travel-heavy July 4 weekend

By Noah Rayman

NSA’s Snooping on Foreigners Is 'Extremely Valuable'

But highlights concerns about Americans getting caught in the surveillance net

By Denver Nicks

Pentagon Denies Mission Creep in Iraq

Evolving U.S. troop numbers raise questions about "mission creep"

By Mark Thompson

Report: NSA Authorized to Spy on 193 Countries

Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court allowed information to be intercepted in all but 4 of the world's countries, according to a new report

By Dan Kedmey

Benghazi Suspect in Court

Ahmed Abu Khatallah is facing charges after extensive U.S. intelligence gathering

By Sam Frizell

Armed U.S. Drones Are Flying Over Baghdad

Primary mission is to defend Americans on the ground

By Mark Thompson

How the U.S. Air Force Uses Twitter as a 'Force Multiplier'

In today’s wired world, it only takes 10 minutes to reassure allies—and warn foes.

By Mark Thompson

Pentagon Sending a Message to Iraq by Dragging Its Boots

Slow-motion U.S. reaction is designed to push Baghdad to compromise

By Mark Thompson
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