Edward Snowden
The meeting featured written questions to permit frank talk without reprisal, a remarkable development for a company built on aggressive journalism and defense of free speech.
First Look Media, the company that owns the Intercept, also announced that it was laying off several of the researchers who had been charged with maintaining the documents.
Amidst huge technical problems with the latest iteration of its domestic post-9/11 activity, the NSA’s director isn’t committing to its renewal.
It's one thing to get hacked by the NSA or the GRU. But security was so lax among Germany's political elite they allegedly got doxxed by a kid with a keyboard.
A purge of hundreds of millions of domestic phone records suggests that the only post-Edward Snowden reform Congress passed hasn’t worked.
Ezra Cohen-Watnick ran intelligence for the National Security Council. There, he decided collecting his colleagues’ phone and email data was a good idea.
An anarchist, Snowden admirer, and cryptocurrency enthusiast once begged authorities to ‘please come arrest me.’ Now they have.