Glenn Greenwald

The American media instantly converted the invasion of Iranian waters by U.S. ships into an act of aggression by Iran, because the U.S. media establishment believes the world is owned by the U.S.

One year ago, millions marched in Paris in defense of free speech. Why, then, is the systematic attack on free speech rights in France now ignored?

To recognize western violence as a causal factor in terrorism isn't to deny terrorists agency; the opposite is true.

In light of last month's Juniper news, we examined previously published NSA documents about encryption, with particular attention to a controversial redaction, and decided that it was warranted to un-redact that passage.

Mass, warrantless surveillance is inherently abusive and unjustified, and one shouldn't need a report that this was done to the Benjamin Netanyahus and Pete Hoekstras of the world to realize that.

We've been told for years that The Terrorists "hate our freedoms," yet we cannot seem to rid ourselves of those who think the solution is to voluntarily abolish those freedoms ourselves.

GCHQ acquired the capability to target 13 different models and, with NSA help, exploited several networks in one year.

In the latest comically humiliating failure for U.S. propaganda efforts, its "hearts and minds" program touts Ayaan Hirsi Ali, whose views could not be more anathema to the targeted regions.

There is, it turns out, a serious problem of domestic terrorism in the U.S., but it's not the kind that typically receives attention or concern.

A right-wing website "reported" the smear against Saadiq Long. And from there, a wide range of media outlets and individuals with prominent platforms and all kinds of axes to grind explicitly declared him a Terrorist: no evidence, no trial, no due process, not even any charges.