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Edward Snowden: U.S. Government Snubs Pardon Plea for CIA Whistleblower Edward Snowden

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New WikiLeaks Release Shows NSA Has Spied On Top Japanese Officials For A Decade

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White House Finally Responds To Petition To Pardon Edward Snowden

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NSA Destroying Records Collected Under Mass Surveillance

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Wikileaks And France: President Hollande Calls NSA Spying 'Unacceptable,' Summons U.S. Ambassador

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Senate Temporarily Allows Key Parts of Patriot Act to Expire

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Patriot Act Expires: NSA Mass Surveillance Temporarily Halted

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NSA Tried And Failed To Attack North Korea's Nuclear Program With Stuxnet-Style Virus

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Sen. Dianne Feinstein's Latest Attempt To Renew NSA Spying Powers Worries Privacy Advocates

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NSA Hopes To Track People By How They Touch Their Smartphone Screen With Mandrake

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NSA Phone Data Collection Program: Obama 'Disingenuous' About Ending It, Says Rand Paul

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Senate Blocks Patriot Act Extension And Surveillance Reform

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White House 'Strongly Supports' NSA Reform

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America's Spy Chief Didn't Lie Under Oath About NSA Data Collection; He Simply Forgot, Says Attorney

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Appeals Court: NSA Phone Data Collection Is Illegal

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