Dan Froomkin

If something’s important enough for a candidate that they concoct a ludicrous non-response, there’s probably a sore point under there somewhere.

The case looks more and more like part of a concerted effort by the government to find new ways around unbreakable encryption — rather than try to break it.

Whether Henry Kissinger is an elder statesman or a pariah is an issue that illuminates the radically different foreign policy approaches within the party.

The spectacle of one candidate being identified as a "pussy" by another for failing to sufficiently endorse torture exemplifies the moral state of the current race.

There's no way "a few very generous supporters" could legally match an unlimited number of contributions to his campaign.

Sanders and Clinton went head to head Thursday night over the effects of taking massive amounts of money from corporate special interests.

The FBI director essentially wants tech companies to roll back secure encryption to something less secure that law enforcement can intercept.

Citing San Bernardino, President Obama and Hillary Clinton are upping pressure on social media sites and tech companies that provide end-to-end encryption.

The ostensible alliance over liberalization of America’s criminal justice laws was based on a misunderstanding of the Koch brothers' fundamental political goal.

Despite attempts to blame encryption for the Paris attacks, evidence suggests that Abdelhamid Abaaoud, the suspected strategist of the attacks, doesn't encrypt his communications or his phone.