328 NSA Documents Reveal “Vast Network” of Iranian Agents, Details of a Key Intelligence Coup, and a Fervor for Voice-Matching Technology
Highlights from the seventh release of the internal NSA newsletter, SIDtoday.
Highlights from the seventh release of the internal NSA newsletter, SIDtoday.
A partnership with police will permit some Amazon Echo owners to report crimes directly through their smart speakers.
Investigative journalist Michael Isikoff, economist Stephanie Kelton, educator Noriko Nakada, and journalist Sarah Jaffe are this week's guests.
The state party, in a statement, even offered a glancing criticism of the candidate they have endorsed.
Sources reveal a hidden spy center in Tokyo and an internet surveillance program that sweeps up data from satellites.
The boys, ages 9 and 15, have not seen their fathers for more than a month.
The battle for the Judiciary Committee's ranking Democrat spot is between Zoe Lofgren, a Silicon Valley supporter, and Jerrold Nadler, an industry skeptic.
An FBI agent claimed she was moved by #MeToo to ask an activist about an alleged sexual assault. An audio recording shows she was interested in much more.
Political scientist John Sides debates The Intercept’s senior politics editor Briahna Joy Gray on whether Trump voters were motivated by race or class.
The bill would renew a law that underpins two giant NSA programs that purport to target foreigners, but also collect massive amounts of data on Americans.
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