Longtime investigative journalist James Bamfordās latest piece forĀ The NationĀ looks at Canary Mission, a shadowy pro-Israel group that publishes the photos and personal…
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Until the public fully grasps and understands how far over the line the NSA has gone in the past ā legally, morally and ethically ā there should be no renewal or continuation of NSAās telephone metadata program in the future
Large-scale cyber attacks with suspected ties to nation states are growing increasingly prevalent
More than three decades later, the NSA, like a mom-and-pop operation that has exploded into a global industry, now employs sweeping powers of surveillance
In mid-May, Edward Snowden, an American in his late twenties, walked through the onyx entrance of the Mira Hotel on Nathan Road…
The spring air in the small, sand-dusted town has a soft haze to it, and green-grey sagebrush rustles in the breeze. Bluffdale…
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