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Donald Trump has not started any new wars — yet. But his administration is pouring gasoline on several initiated by his predecessors.

GCHQ and NSA have begun intercepting calls made using on-board cellular technology, according to Snowden documents reviewed by Le Monde in partnership with The Intercept.

Ever since Richard Nixon stifled the antitrust investigation into ITT, a major donor, White House interference in antitrust cases has been particularly verboten.

The FBI spent almost a year making a fake documentary, trying to get Cliven Bundy, his family, and their supporters to incriminate themselves on tape.

Reuters reports that Yahoo has designed a bespoke email-wiretap service for the U.S. government, making a Yahoo account a toxic surveillance liability.

The Redirect Method collected the metadata of 320,000 individuals and served them advertisements that led to a YouTube channel with videos refuting ISIS propaganda.

The royal family of the United States takes some heat as the fate of American health care hangs on a few votes.

Pokemon Go collects a lot of sensitive data. And its CEO John Hanke was embroiled in the so-called Wi-Spy scandal, a global snooping incident at Google.

While all eyes in Washington remain focused on the Russia investigation, a Republican firm forgot to secure its invasive personal data on 198 million Americans.

Newly filed campaign reports show several donations from foreign lobbyists to his own campaign, among a tide of other lobbyists, interest groups and consumer-facing companies.