13 Ways to Know if the Government is Reading Your Email
The National Security Agency is the primary cryptographic and signals-intelligence agency of the United States. To spy on foreign communications, it ...
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Scale of government's AP records seizure surprises many
The Obama administration has zealously prosecuted leaks involving national security, but the secret collection of records for 20 Associated Press ...
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GOP Yawns at AP Story Because 'You Don't Have Any Civil Liberties If You're Dead'
Revelations that the Justice Department authorized the seizure of Associated Press phone records have produced condemnation from Congressional ...
New York terror suspect case could challenge NSA spying
In a case that may provide the first defendant to challenge the constitutionality of warrantless wiretapping by the NSA, federal authorities are ...
Deputy to NSA Donilon: a sweet stepping stone
Major League Baseball has its farm teams. But the best stepping stone in Washington might just be deputy to National Security Advisor Tom Donilon.
Recent leak cases and First Amendment battles
WASHINGTON — Government information leaks and collisions with the media date back decades and decades. Think back to the Pentagon Papers.
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Tim_Arnold: The Real Weapons of Mass Destruction: America's 300 Million Guns
On 9/11, Islam jihadists turned four U.S. airlines into weapons of mass destruction and killed almost 3,000 people. Within a month the George W.
DHS Eyes Sharing Zero-Day Intelligence With Businesses
DHS proposal would give private businesses access to the government's stockpile of zero-day secrets for a fee. But some say the program may actually ...
Interesting job moves: From NSA's 'tailored access' office to PACOM intel
I always read the Pentagon's flag officer announcements, mainly to see if someone I know has gotten an interesting job. (It is nice to see people I ...