Glenn Greenwald

We're now at the point where it is "terrorism" when enemies of the U.S. target its military bases and soldiers, but not "terrorism" when the U.S. recklessly engages in violence it knows will kill large numbers of civilians.

Manning's whistleblowing redounded to the benefit of all of us, and it’s incumbent on those who are able to do what they can to help her defend her legal rights. It’s in our collective interest to ensure that she is able to mount a full and vigorous defense of her rights.

The exclusion of Iranian voices from U.S. media coverage has distorted how Iran is perceived, depicting its citizens as primitive, irrational, apocalyptic religious fanatics.

Blumenthal's new book, <em>The 51 Day War: Ruin and Resistance in Gaza</em>, humanizes the people of Gaza and viscerally depicts their years of living under Israeli brutality.

The former British Prime Minister today vehemently denounced exactly the rationale that he repeatedly invoked, and still invokes, to justify his own violence

Disappearing America's victims is how the national self-perception as perpetual victim of terrorism, but never its perpetrator, is sustained.

As Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff returns from a trip to Washington, delayed two years over NSA spying, new revelations are likely to reinvigorate tensions between the two nations.

Documents provided by NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden shed light on the inner workings of XKEYSCORE, one of the most extensive programs of mass surveillance in human history.

One of the NSA's most powerful tools of mass surveillance makes tracking someone’s Internet usage as easy as entering an email address, and provides no built-in technology to prevent abuse.