The House intelligence panel unveiled its full report on its three-year investigation into Snowden, drawing even more criticism for conclusions that have been called biased.
Google revealed in October it had been freed from a gag order preventing it from talking about a secret FBI request for customer data made in 2015.
The watchdog wing of Congress quietly launched an investigation into the “integrity” of the Pentagon's whistleblower protection program in late October.
Intelligence chief James Clapper this week published a new training curriculum about whistleblower rights for all federal employees and contractors with access to classified information.
A court ruled against a constitutional plea made by a Somali-American convicted of terrorism in a case that could have broad implications for privacy.
The independent government agency tasked with protecting privacy and civil liberties is at risk of being further crippled by new congressional legislation.
Starting today, it's considerably easier for the FBI to hack into computers during investigations.
Former members of a well-known bipartisan intelligence watchdog committee are asking the government to negotiate a plea agreement with Edward Snowden.
Trump’s advisers want him to take on government bureaucracy the same way he approached his reality show: cut the fat and fire more federal employees. So what happens to intelligence workers?
Donald Trump’s national security team is discussing plans to dismantle the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, the organization that was created in response to the 9/11 attacks.
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