Secrecy

Here's What the Law Says About Hillary Clinton's Emails

By Massimo Calabresi

Harvard's Secret Picture Scandal

By Laura Stampler

Five Best Ideas of the Day: September 19

By The Aspen Institute

Germany Asks U.S. Intelligence Official to Leave

By Mirren Gidda
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British Terrorism Trial Sparks Controversy Over Secrecy

Britain's Court of Appeal overturned a judge who agreed to hold the trial of two men in absolute secrecy but most of the proceedings will still take place out of public view

By Mirren Gidda / London

Secret Enters Chinese Market Days Before Tiananmen Anniversary

Anonymous social-networking app may prove headache for Beijing authorities looking to keep a lid on dissent ahead of Wednesday's Tiananmen Square anniversary

By Nash Jenkins

Study: Obama Administration More Secretive Than Ever

The administration cited national security concerns a record 8,496 times as an excuse for withholding information from the public, a 57% increase from the year before

By Denver Nicks

Snowden: NSA Is 'Setting Fire' to the Internet

Speaking via a video link to a tech conference at the South by Southwest festival in Austin, Texas, the former NSA contractor said that the spy agency undermines the trust and security upon which a well-functioning Internet depend

By Denver Nicks
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