NSA

'Our Right to Privacy Is at Stake': Jayapal Leads Demand for White House Answers on Possible Illegal Mass Surveillance

Rep. Pramila Jayapal is one of 39 House lawmakers who sent a letter to the Trump administration asking critical questions about government domestic mass surveillance. (Photo: Alex Edelman/Getty Images)

Former NSA Chief Keith Alexander—Who Lied About Mass Surveillance—Joins Amazon's Board

Brett Wilkins, staff writer

The former Army general is "personally responsible for the unlawful mass surveillance programs that caused a global scandal," says NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden.

'This is Not Normal': Human Rights, Press Freedom Advocates Denied Remote Access to Assange Hearing

Lisa Newcomb, staff writer

The WikiLeaks founder, who exposed U.S. war crimes, faces up to 175 years in...

Further Vindicating Righteousness of Snowden's Whistleblowing, NSA Bulk Spying Ruled Illegal

Jake Johnson, staff writer

"I never imagined that I would live to see our courts condemn the NSA's...

Edward Snowden: If I Came Back to the U.S., I Would Likely Die in Prison for Telling the Truth

'Unbelievable': Snowden Calls Out Media for Failing to Press US Politicians on Inconsistent Support of Whistleblowers

Snowden Responds After DOJ Sues Whistleblower Over Memoir US Government 'Does Not Want You to Read'

Saying He Would Return to US for Fair Trial, Snowden Wants People to Know 'Why I Did What I Did'

Targeting PATRIOT Act Provision, Rights Groups Urge House Dems to Block NSA From Collecting Americans' Phone Records

Alarm as Trump Requests Permanent Reauthorization of NSA Mass Spying Program Exposed by Snowden

Edward Snowden Shares His Story in New Memoir That Hits Shelves in September

Critics Lament as 126 House Democrats Join Forces With GOP to Hand Trump 'Terrifying' Mass Domestic Spying Powers

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

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

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

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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."