The NSA’s Spy Hub in New York, Hidden in Plain Sight
The NSA has operated a top-secret surveillance program out of an iconic AT&T building in Manhattan, documents indicate.
The NSA has operated a top-secret surveillance program out of an iconic AT&T building in Manhattan, documents indicate.
Hunting human targets who used Tor, redirecting internet traffic from entire countries — these were among the "ridiculously cool" projects undertaken by an NSA hacker who spoke with <em>The Intercept</em>.
On social networks, Donald Trump's fearmongering address in Cleveland won over nativists, but alienated many others.
Frank Klein, an elected delegate, held up an anti-TPP sign during Obama’s speech. The next day, state party officials barred him from the floor “to preserve order.”
There’s a growing fear that the exploding internet of things — from baby cams to pacemakers — could be a goldmine for spies and criminal hackers alike. Tor could help protect them.
The Scottish government is facing calls to reveal information about a top-secret surveillance program involving the country's police.
At issue is an amendment that would allow the FBI to considerably expand the range of data it can request simply by sending companies a secret letter.
After my first FBI raid I started reading those little guides on life in prison that one finds online and noticed several references to role-playing games.
A team of Intercept staffers subjected the documents to a careful process of research, editorial evaluation, legal review, reporting, redaction, and digital processing. Here are the details.
Trump’s extremism does not entitle Clinton to waltz into power without serious scrutiny.
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