Edward Snowden

Traffic To Wikipedia Pages About Terror Groups Plunged After Snowden Revelations

The research could aid a lawsuit filed by the ACLU on behalf of Wikipedia’s nonprofit parent organization against the NSA and the Justice Department.
By Joseph Menn, Reuters

Snowden To Take Norway To Court So He Can Collect An Award

By Reuters

REPORT: The U.S. Has Been Spying On Israel For Over A Decade

By Cora Currier and Henrik Moltke, The Intercept

UK Court Hands Big Win To Journalists Working On Snowden Leaks

British police detained David Miranda at Heathrow Airport in August 2013 and seized material including electronic media containing 58,000 documents.
By Reuters

Edward Snowden Still Holds Out Hope That He Will Return To U.S. Someday

By James Bamford, Wired

Here's How China's Trying To Rewrite The Rules Of The Global Internet

"Cyber sovereignty" lets censors fence off online content.
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Naughty Lego Elf Leaks Santa's Secret List In Snowden Parody

Elvin Snowdin wants out of the Northern Surveillance Agency.
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San Bernardino Shooting Revives NSA Surveillance Debate

Some Republicans think shutting down the program diminished national security.
By Dustin Volk, Reuters

MEOW! Be Careful What You Tweet Or You Might Get Some Spam

By Kat Lapelosa, Vocativ

NSA Loses Phone Spying Case

NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden cheered the "historic decision" as one that concluded the NSA “violated Americans’ privacy rights.”
By Dustin Volz, Reuters