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Wikileaks: U.S. Spied On Japanese Officials And Companies

Wikileaks has previously released similar reports of U.S. spying on Germany, France and Brazil.
By AP

NSA Will Stop Looking At Old Phone Records

By AP

Elizabeth Warren 1, Wall Street Clown 0

Yet again, someone comes unprepared for a fight against the Massachusetts senator.
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Wikipedia Founder Demands Justice For NSA Spying

Tell 'em, Jimmy!
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Big Tech Has Your Email And Photos. Now It’s On A Quest To Own Your DNA.

The race to own your genes and health data is heating up.
By Daniela Hernandez, Fusion

Lindsey Graham's Eye Roll To Rand Paul Is The Best Thing Ever

Not even U.S. Senators apparently are exempt from a little eye rolling.
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Edward Snowden Reflects On 9/11

Edward Snowden recalled his own experience on Sept. 11, 2001, to express his understanding of terrorism in an interview Wednesday with NBC News' Brian Williams.
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Edward Snowden Claims To Have Been Trained 'As A Spy'

In an interview with NBC News' Brian Williams, Edward Snowden stood by his technical expertise and training, brushing off critics who have dismissed him as a hacker.
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Why Amazon's Collaboration With the CIA Is So Ominous -- and Vulnerable

Few people have direct contact with outfits like Booz Allen Hamilton or Lockheed Martin. But every day, Amazon is depending on millions of customers to go online and buy products from its sites. As more people learn about its CIA ties, Amazon could -- and should -- suffer the consequences.
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John Bolton: Snowden Should Hang

Former U.S. ambassador to the United Nations John Bolton spoke out against former government contractor Edward Snowden for leaking classified details on the National Security Agency's controversial surveillance practices, suggesting Snowden should "swing from a tall oak tree" as punishment.
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