NSA

Tulsi Gabbard Says She Would Pardon Snowden and Drop All US Charges Against Assange If Elected President in 2020

While Much of US Media Plays Along, Critics Warn Assange Indictment an 'Obvious' Ploy With Deeper Dangers

Jake Johnson, staff writer

"This precedent means that any journalist can be extradited for prosecution in the United States for having published truthful information about the U.S."

'Dark Moment for Press Freedom': Snowden Leads Global Chorus in Condemning Assange Arrest as Grave Assault on Journalism

Jake Johnson, staff writer

"This case has enormous potential ramifications for journalists everywhere."

Lawmakers Introduce Legislation to "Put a Stake in the Heart" of NSA's Domestic Phone Spying

Andrea Germanos, staff writer

"The NSA's sprawling phone records dragnet was born in secrecy, defended with...

'Dark Day for Internet Freedom': EU Approves Rules to Create Online Censorship Machine

'One of the World's Most Respected Intelligence Agencies': Bolsonaro's Bring-Your-Son-to-the-CIA Day

'Grave Threat to Press Freedom': Warnings Mount as Chelsea Manning Remains Behind Bars

NSA Has Halted Mass Domestic Spying Program First Exposed by Snowden in 2013: GOP Aide

Border Town in Arizona to Trump: Tear Down This Wall... of 'Inhuman' Razor Wire

'Yiiiiikes': John Bolton Threatens to Send Venezuela's Maduro to Offshore US Prison at Guantánamo

Human Rights Groups Blast Google for 'Actively Aiding China's Censorship and Surveillance Regime'

Snowden Speaks Out for Assange: 'If You Would Deny a Thing to Your Enemy, It Is Not a Right'

'Very Dangerous,' Warns Russia as Global Experts Say Trump Ditching INF Treaty Will Restart Nuclear Arms Race

'Lying to Congress Is a Federal Crime': Sanders Demands FBI Investigate Whether Kavanaugh Committed Perjury

Warnings of US Attack on Iran After 'Cartoon Villain Rhetoric' of John Bolton and Trump's Warmongering at UN

Free Press Advocates Alarmed by US Government's "Terrifying" Secret Rules for Spying on Journalists

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Grampa Is Yelling Again After A Complicit, Abberrant GOP Finds Him Totally Innocent Of Everything

In a real shocker, Republicans on the House Intelligence Committee say they “talked to everybody we feel we need to talk to” and found no evidence of collusion between Russia and the Trump campaign no siree Bob, zip, nada, time to go home and never mind the broad consensus by the intelligence community. A babbling Trump celebrated the very meaningful vindication with a TWITTER RANT because, it was noted, "Nothing screams innocence like using all caps."