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After voicing concerns about an obscure US immigration program for foreign investors, a Department of Homeland Security agent says she was barred from owning a personal firearm and almost lost custody of her one-year-old adopted daughter.
I have been following the political circus surrounding the expiration of certain sections of the PATRIOT Act, and I can't seem to get worked up about it.
Tucked away on a side street in one of London's toniest neighborhoods, just across the street from the sprawling department store Harrods, sits a brick, Victorian-era apartment building that houses the Ecuadorean Embassy.
In an exclusive interview from Moscow, Snowden cautions that more needs to be done to curb NSA surveillance two years after his disclosures
Finding out that The Best Democracy Money Can Buy was on the Bin Laden bookshelf confirms my fears about America's war on whistleblowers
The Latest Blow in the Government's War on Journalism
The irony is palatable.
A federal appeals court has ruled that one of the NSA programs he exposed was illegal.
A US appeals court has ruled that the NSA's dragnet of millions of Americans' phone calls is illegal, and Edward Snowden served as the catalyst for the decision.
"The sculptures represent three contemporary heroes who have lost their freedom for the truth."
Snowden, Assange & Manning statues unveiled in Berlin
Seven popular government whistleblowers appeared on a National Press Club panel Monday, in support of the newly purposed Surveillance State Repeal Act introduced by Wisconsin Democrat Mark Pocan last month.
If the House Judiciary Committee keeps to its current schedule, on Thursday it will meet to consider the third version of the USA Freedom Act in the last two years.
Famed whistleblower Edward Snowden has friends in high places in small countries.
Lawyer representing police whistleblowers finds trojans on department-provided drive
An official at the U.S. Office of Special Counsel said Monday that Department of Veterans Affairs officials are known to be retaliating against VA whistleblowers by illegally going through their medical records, in an apparent attempt to harass and d
When people look back at the Soviet Union or Mao's China they can clearly see the misery that happens when a government is in charge of nearly everything.
Sadly, NSW officials seemed more interested in protecting their reputations than the integrity of elections. They sharply criticized Halderman and Teague, rather than commending them, for discovering the vulnerability.
For the first time, Chelsea Manning shares the details of her story as an army private who leaked classified documents, went to military prison, and sued for the right to transition into living as a woman in jail.
If Citizenfour wasn't enough to satisfy your Edward Snowden curiosity, there's now a museum exhibit.
Whistleblower Says US Keeping Him From Think Tank Work, as He "Might Comment on Prison Reform"
Not many students have the cutting-edge cybersecurity skills the NSA needs, recruiters say. And these days industry is paying top dollar for talent.
I just had the privilege of attending a small conversation session with Edward Snowden and a number of technology and policy leaders at SXSW.
Swedish prosecutors want to question Julian Assange in London over allegations of sexual assault, potentially ending an impasse that left the WikiLeaks founder holed up for almost three years in Ecuador's embassy.
The general shared incredibly damaging information with his lover, and got a slap on the wrist. So why do whistleblowers have to serve so much time?
There's been a lot of talk this week about former NSA contractor Edward Snowden potentially returning to the U.S.
Hervé Falciani, the French-Italian whistleblower who handed over 100,000 HSBC client accounts to French authorities in 2009, says his decision was prompted by an international network of secret agents and tax officers.
The shutting-out of Selma from other Oscars due to industry backlash against its less than idealized portrayal of president Lyndon Johnson, and host Neil Patrick Harris's quip "Edward Snowden couldn't be here for some treason,"
Edward Snowden, the fugitive former U.S. spy agency contractor who leaked details of mass U.S. surveillance programs, said on Wednesday he is not being offered a fair trial if he returns to the United States.
Edward Snowden, the fugitive former U.S. spy agency contractor who leaked details of mass U.S. surveillance programs, said on Wednesday he is not being offered a fair trial if he returns to the United States.
