Greek police roll out new ‘smart’ devices that recognize faces and fingerprints

Legislating peace and security: Part II

The NSA’s bulk collection program may soon end, but they may not care

‘Privacy isn’t dead:’ Snowden’s South American legacy grows as Brazil’s crypto movement marches on

The year of surveillance is finally over

As Snowden looks on, Russia cracks down on Internet freedom

Why a country that lived under a police state views digital privacy differently

What will Edward Snowden talk about in his American primetime TV debut?

The US is reining in internal eavesdropping, but what about spying on the rest of the world?

Orwellian threats caused the New York Times to spike a story on NSA spying way back in 2004

Orwellian threats caused the New York Times to spike a story on NSA spying way back in 2004

Does Russia spy on the communications of millions of individuals?

Does Russia spy on the communications of millions of individuals?

A newly revealed NSA program collects an entire country’s phone calls — and keeps them for 30 days

A newly revealed NSA program collects an entire country’s phone calls — and keeps them for 30 days

The story of Edward Snowden is so unbelievable, sometimes you forget it’s nonfiction

So why aren’t young Americans spooked by NSA surveillance?

How do you lead a government agency that’s been under intense scrutiny?

President Obama proposes limits on NSA surveillance, but does the world buy it?

The NSA gives an old spy trick a modern spin. And it involves radio waves

A White House advisory panel suggests 46 ways to rein in the NSA

Here’s a primer on the secret Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court

So what if the government tracks my phone calls?

What might have happened if Kennedy had lived?

The Snowden leaks gave a senator the chance to openly question the NSA

The history of electronic surveillance, from Abraham Lincoln’s wiretaps to Operation Shamrock

Could the NSA spying allegations derail or delay trade talks between the European Union and the US?

Ten talking points the NSA uses to justify its spying

British politicians call for a crackdown on leaks from Snowden

What will it take to curb the NSA’s spying? Political courage, says an expert

It’s a rough time to be a US diplomat, when your country is caught spying

The assumption is all countries spy on each other, but only one country has an eavesdropping nuclear weapon

Does the US spy on all its friends? Now, it’s France’s turn to complain

NSA has expensive problem with the power supply at its secretive Utah Data Center

Blippex offers a new, and private, way of searching — but privacy is elusive

Snowden Strikes Again With New Leaks

Obama proposes series of changes to rules governing NSA surveillance

Predicting Crime Through Data

New Report Shows More Oversteps By NSA

New Documents Show Sweeping NSA Surveillance of Americans

Reuters: D.E.A. Conceals Evidence in Investigations of Americans

NSA Introduces New Plan To Prevent Leaks

NSA Cyberdefense Plans Stalled Due to Leaks

Obama Foreign Policy ‘Lacks Coherence’

Former FISA judge offers solution to restore confidence in court

Recent rulings expand power of secretive FISA court

Intelligence officials defend surveillance programs as a necessity in war on terror

NSA accused of tracking wide range of phone conversations, Internet connections

National Security Agency calls hacktivist group ‘Anonymous’ a threat to national security

The Obama administration’s war on whistleblowers

Washington Upset With Moscow Over Asylum Offer to Snowden

NSA’s Top Secret ‘XKeyscore’ Sweeps Up Online Activity

Congress Rejects Effort to Curb NSA Surveillance

Senator Rand Paul on the NSA Scandal & Military Sexual Assault

NJ Supreme Court: Warrants Required to Collect Cell Phone Data

After Snowden, Global Debate Over Privacy vs. National Security Gaining Momentum

NSA Revelations Present Business, Ethical Challenges in Silicon Valley

Meta Data: A Detailed Roadmap of Your Life

Europeans Upset About New NSA Bugging Claim

NSA Leaker Thomas Drake on Snowden’s Case