Tag Archives: Edward Snowden

"This is important for the record. I am not now, nor have I ever been suicidal," Snowden says. "If I happen to fall out of a window, you can be sure I was pushed."

The White House is calling for reauthorization of an NSA program that security agencies have used to spy on innocent people, violate their privacy, and chill free speech.

While Trump is busy issuing pardons to dead heroes and living conmen, why doesn't he release these five freedom fighters?

While Congress lectures Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg on the importance of respecting user privacy, they ignore the fact that they are responsible for allowing illegal spying on millions of American citizens.

U.S. officials admit they are not planning on shutting down the government's warrantless spying program, even if it is not reauthorized by 2018.

Edward Snowden, in his most impassioned appearance to date, eviscerated the Surveillance State, saying it isn't terrorists who steal our rights — it's government.

Edward Snowden lashed out at the massive spying apparatus, the NSA, blaming them for Friday's cyber-attack and noting it could have been prevented.

The corporate media is scrambling to whitewash Wikileaks Vault 7, as the true champions of freedom expose what it really means.

Here are five revelations thus far from Wikileaks' release of Vault 7 — a massive cache of documents on the CIA and its various hacking tools.

Letter asking Obama to pardon Snowden gathered over 1 million signatures, but Snowden would rather the president grant clemency to another whistleblower.