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Read President Trump's Interview With TIME on Truth and Falsehoods

By TIME Staff

Here's The Evidence Russia Hacked The Democratic National Committee

By Massimo Calabresi and Pratheek Rebala

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

By Daniel White

Bipartisan Security Experts: DNC Hack Is Attack on Democracy

By Massimo Calabresi
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Federal Judge Says NSA Phone Records Program is 'Likely Unlawful'

Edward Snowden celebrated the ruling on Twitter

By Sarah Begley

This Advocacy Group is Saying 'Hell No' to 'Hello Barbie'

The Campaign for a Commercial-Free Childhood says the doll is a viral marketing tool and invades children's privacy

By Maya Rhodan

Danger of Cyberattacks Is Growing, NSA Official Warns

Countries need to draw red lines that can't be crossed, he says

By Rishi Iyengar

Snowden Offered to Serve Prison Time in Plea Offer

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

By Denver Nicks

This European Decision Could Seriously Hurt American Tech Companies

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

By Denver Nicks

India and Pakistan's Border Talks Will Proceed As Planned

A meeting between the National Security Advisors of both countries was nixed over a disagreement on the agenda

By Rishi Iyengar

This Map Shows China’s Cyber Invasion Of The U.S. Is Well Underway

There have reportedly been more than 600 successful attacks in the past five years

By Chris Matthews / Fortune

Edward Snowden: Privacy Remains 'Under Threat'

"Technology companies are being pressured by governments around the world"

By Christopher Matthews / Fortune

New Snowden Documents Reveal Obama Administration Expanded NSA Spying

The Justice Department was looking for evidence of computer hacking schemes

By Tessa Berenson Rogers

Here's What Could Happen If the Patriot Act Expires

President Obama warns of lapses in national security

By Charlotte Alter

Obama Urges Senate to Keep Patriot Act Alive

“I strongly urge the Senate to work through this recess and make sure that they identify a way to get this done,” Obama said Tuesday

By Maya Rhodan

Without Edward Snowden, Our System Could Have Failed

Snowden's actions may have resulted in positive change that proves our tripartite system works

By Ronald Goldfarb

Court Rules Against NSA

The Patriot Act "cannot bear the weight the government asks us to assign to it," the court said

By Noah Rayman

McConnell Introduces Bill to Extend Surveillance Under Patriot Act

The bill comes amid a bipartisan effort to curb the NSA's expansive collection of Americans' phone records

By Dan Kedmey

Five Best Ideas of the Day: February 26

1. It’s time to break up the NSA.By Bruce Schneier at CNN2. By prescribing appearances, sororities are contributing to a culture of segregation.By Clio Chang in U.S. News and World Report3. In Egypt, the U.S....

By The Aspen Institute

SIM Card Company Says the NSA Probably Hacked It

But it denies the NSA got access to billions of people's mobile communications

By Dan Kedmey
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