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Judge to NSA: Don't Destroy Phone Records

By Nate Rawlings

SXSW: Edward Snowden Has No Regrets About NSA Leaks

By Harry McCracken

Feds to Scrutinize Security Clearances After Leaks

By Denver Nicks

Snowden: NSA Is 'Setting Fire' to the Internet

By Denver Nicks
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U.K. Spied Webcams

British spies took millions of still images while eavesdropping on webcam chats, according to documents leaked by Edward Snowden

By Denver Nicks

NSA Wants to Keep Phone Records Longer Because of Privacy Lawsuits

The snooping agency says it needs the records as evidence. The ACLU says the agency's request is "a distraction."

By Denver Nicks

America's New BFF Is France

What freedom fries? France and the U.S. have rarely looked closer as the Francois Hollande and the Obamas cozied up at an official State Dinner to toast the French president's arrival in Washington

By Catherine Mayer / London

Obama: “There’s no country where we have a no-spy agreement”

President Barack Obama said Tuesday there is no country where the United States has committed not to engage in espionage.

By Zeke J Miller

'The Day We Fight Back' Protests NSA Surveillance

Reddit, Tumblr, and the ACLU among the over 5,700 participating sites

By Maya Rhodan

Snowden Used Cheap Software to Plunder NSA Data

Investigators say the NSA should have easily detected former contractor's activity

By Sam Frizell

Tech Titans Reveal New NSA Data

Google, Facebook, Yahoo, Microsoft and LinkedIn released never-before-seen data about U.S. information requests made under the Foreign Surveillance Intelligence Act, or FISA, showing such requests have affected tens of thousands of users

By Sam Gustin

Exclusive: Republican Party Calls For End To NSA Domestic Phone Records Program

The resolution calls on on Republican members of Congress to enact amendments to the Section 215 law that currently allows the spy agency to collect records of almost every domestic telephone call.

By Zeke J Miller

Obama on Data Mining

The President offered a solid step forward in reforming a necessary security system.

By Joe Klein

Obama Discusses Potential NSA Reforms With Congressmen

After months of backroom discussions, the President is getting ready to unveil modest reforms for the spy agency

By Alex Rogers
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