PRISM

In a letter that was obtained by Reuters, Edward Snowden thanked Ecuador for considering his request for political asylum. In addition, Wikileaks said Snowden will be releasing the…

Russia will not allow Snowden to stay unless he stops leaking information and Ecuador is out as well. With 15 Asylum requests sent, where will Snowden wind up?

The last few years have seen the U.S. Constitution constantly under fire from all branches of government. Here is a list of all of the Amendments under attack.

An interview has revealed that NSA Whistleblower Edward Snowden took his most recent job at contractor Booz Allen with the intent of leaking intelligence.

He seeks refuge under governments that represent everything he feared could happen to America.

This morning NSA whistleblower Ed Snowden missed his flight from Moscow to Cuba. Is his intended destination Ecuador? And where is he now?

He’s officially a public enemy.

Reporter Michael Hastings, renowned for exposing the dirty secrets of the elite, was reporting on the CIA when he died yesterday in an explosive car crash. Could there be a conspir…

A copy of Google’s letter to the U.S. Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court has just surfaced. In it, Google pleads FISC to allow them to release documents.

In today’s Congressional hearing, the NSA and FBI directors testified on behalf of large-scale surveillance of Americans citing 4 examples of stopped terror plots.

NSA Director Gen. Keith Alexander as well as FBI Director Robert Mueller used today’s Congressional hearing to comment on the damage caused by Snowden’s leaks.

Seated just behind Deputy Attorney General James Cole at today’s House Hearing was a young man who closely resembled Justin Bieber.

Ambushed in an airport, Steve Wozniak delivers an anti-government speech about spying, caught on video.

Authorized by the government, the tech giant published data requests made by U.S. lawmakers.

The Guardian hosted a live Q&A with Edward Snowden. In it he fielded questions on China, the NSA listening to phone calls, and spying on popular websites.