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Rand Paul: U.S. Officials Are Exploiting Terrorist Attacks To Justify Spying

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NSA Continued To Spy On Americans' Emails Even After Metadata Program Ended

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iOS Hacking Contest Winner Claims $1 Million Prize

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Signal Private Messenger: Snowden's Recommended Messaging App Available For Android

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European Parliament Votes To Protect Edward Snowden From Extradition To U.S.

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CISA Passes Senate, Opponents Warn Of 'Aggressive Spying Authorities' Included In Bill

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Snowden: Smartphones Can Be Hacked By Intelligence Agencies With A Single Text Message

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Edward Snowden Exile Could End With A Plea Deal

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Edward Snowden: Twitter Welcomes Infamous NSA Leaker To Community

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NSA Surveillance Ruling: Decision Reversed, But Case Still Alive

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Government Whistleblowers File $100 Million Lawsuit Against NSA, FBI, DOJ For Malicious Prosecution, Violations Of Civil Rights

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Jeb Bush Wants NSA To Spy On Americans Even More

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AT&T Helps NSA Spy On Internet Traffic; Forwards 1.1 Billion Private Cellphone Records A Day to Government

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China Hackers Reading Obama Administration Emails Since 2010, Says NSA

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Chinese Hackers Reading Emails Of U.S. Officials Since At Least 2010, Says Report

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