NSA won't say if it is "spying" on Congress
Congress is just like everyone else. That's the message the National Security Agency has for Sen. Bernie Sanders. The independent senator from Vermont sent a letter to the agency Friday, asking whether...
View ArticleNSA to senator: If we were collecting your phone records, we couldn't tell you
(CNN) - National Security Agency chief Gen. Keith Alexander, in response to a letter from Sen. Bernie Sanders, said Tuesday that nothing the agency does "can fairly be characterized as 'spying on...
View ArticleObama announces modest changes to NSA data collection
By Tom Cohen. Jim Acosta and Mariano Castillo Under pressure by last year's classified leaks of U.S. surveillance, President Barack Obama on Friday unveiled new guidance for intelligence-gathering and...
View ArticlePrivacy Board: NSA telephone records program illegal
By Evan Perez The National Security Agency program that collects data on nearly every U.S. phone call isn't legal, a privacy review board said Thursday in a newly released report. Moreover, the...
View ArticleNavy's Michael Rogers expected to be Obama's next NSA choice
By Barbara Starr Navy Vice Adm. Michael Rogers is expected to be nominated the next director of the embattled National Security Agency, a U.S. official confirmed to CNN. The current director, Gen....
View ArticleU.S. intelligence chief to Edward Snowden: Turn over all documents now
By Tom Cohen Director of National Intelligence James Clapper on Wednesday asked classified leaker Edward Snowden and his accomplices to turn over any intelligence documents they have yet to make...
View ArticleU.S. doesn't rule out possibility Snowden secretly talking to Russians
By Bill Mears U.S. intelligence officials would not rule out the possibility on Tuesday that admitted National Security Agency leaker Edward Snowden has been meeting secretly with Russian authorities,...
View ArticleNSA memo alleges co-worker unwittingly provided Snowden password for...
By Shimon Prokupecz The National Security Agency forced out a civilian employee who unwittingly provided password access to former agency contractor Edward Snowden that he later used to obtain...
View ArticleNominee to lead NSA: Snowden not necessarily a traitor
By Laura Koran President Barack Obama’s nominee to lead the beleaguered National Security Agency told lawmakers on Tuesday that Edward Snowden has placed lives at risk by leaking classified...
View ArticleCarlin confirmed for Justice national security post
By Evan Perez The Senate voted 99-1 on Tuesday to confirm John Carlin as assistant attorney general for national security, a job that has been vacant for more than a year. The time it took to fill the...
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