Snowden Reporter: Won’t Be Silenced By Detention
The American journalist who has published stories based on leaked documents from former National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden says he's going to be much more "aggressive" about printing...
View ArticleUK Governments Can Eye Items In Snowden Case
Instead, the court will allow the government to view the items on the condition the material is being examined on "national security" grounds. The injunction runs until Aug. 30. Continue reading…
View ArticleSnowden Says Spies Didn’t Get Secret Documents
Snowden tells The New York Times that he made sure Chinese spies couldn't get a hold of the documents while he was in Hong Kong. Continue reading…
View ArticleNSA Report Shows French Phone Calls Were Recorded
The French newspaper Le Monde reports that documents leaked by American Edward Snowden show that the NSA swept up more than 70 million French phone records Continue reading…
View ArticleItaly And Asia Comment On NSA Spying
U.S. leaker Edward Snowden's revelations about the NSA's spying programs have sparked concern among politicians in countries from Latin America to Europe. Continue reading…
View ArticleSnowden Would Help Brazil If Given Asylum
Brazilian senators have asked for Snowden's help during hearings about the NSA's aggressive targeting of Brazil, which serves as a hub for trans-Atlantic fiber optic cables. Continue reading…
View ArticlePutin Says Russia Is Not Controlling Snowden
Putin says he hasn't met with Snowden and insists that Russian security agencies haven't worked with him and have not asked him any questions related to NSA activities against Russia. Continue reading…
View ArticleSnowden Says ‘Mission’s Already Accomplished’
Snowden tells The Washington Post that he didn't want to change society, but wanted to give society a chance "to determine if it should change itself." Continue reading…
View ArticleReport – NSA Intercepts Computer Deliveries
An elite team of hackers specializies in stealing data from the toughest of targets. Continue reading…
View ArticleArguments On Spying Set In Chicago Terrorism Case
Chicago teen Adel Daoud faces trial in April for allegedly trying to ignite an inert bomb outside a city bar. Continue reading…
View ArticleSnowden says NSA also spies on industry
It was not clear what exactly Snowden accused the NSA of doing with such information. Continue reading…
View ArticleJohn Kerry Tells Snowden to “Man Up” And Come Home
Kerry said, quote, "If Mr. Snowden wants to come back to the United States, we'll have him on a flight today." Continue reading…
View ArticleWalt Bennetti Has Questions About Gov. Jindal’s Opinion Piece
I agree with Jindal, that the GOP needs to put on it's 'big boy pants'. Continue reading…
View ArticleFleming: Snowden Ran To Potential U.S. Foes ‘Communist’ China and ‘Soviet’...
Fleming views Snowden's actions as illegal and dangerous to national security. Continue reading…
View ArticleSnowden Has Document To Enter Russia
Snowden is believed to have been staying at the airport transit zone since June 23, when he arrived on a flight from Hong Kong. Continue reading…
View ArticleEdward Snowden Got Asylum In Russia
Anatoly Kucherena said he handed over the papers to Snowden on Thursday. He said Snowden left Moscow's Sheremetyevo airport where he was stuck since his arrival from Hong Kong on June 23. Continue...
View ArticleObama Meets With Lawmakers On NSA Surveillance
The meeting comes after Russian authorities granted temporary asylum to National Security Agency leaker Edward Snowden. Continue reading…
View ArticleLawyer Says Snowden Has A Place To Live In Russia
Russia granted Snowden temporary asylum on Thursday, allowing him to leave the Moscow airport where he had been holed up for almost six weeks. Continue reading…
View ArticleLawyer Says Snowden Has A Place To Live In Russia
His lawyer says Snowden "is in a safe place," but the location will remain secret out of concerns for his security. Continue reading…
View ArticleUK Lawmaker To Ask Police To Explain Detention
Keith Vaz, the chairman of the Home Affairs Select Committee, says he wants to know why police stopped David Miranda, the partner of Guardian journalist Glenn Greenwald. Continue reading…
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