The NSA whistleblower's stay in the country is set to continue after Russian authorities reportedly signed off on a new three-year visa.

The EU's top court has undermined the British government's mass surveillance powers in a new ruling that could rein in police and spy agency investigations.

Using documents provided by Edward Snowden, the French paper reports that Britain spied on more than 20 current and former African heads of state.

The Investigatory Powers Bill, dubbed the “Snoopers’ Charter” by critics, will hand British police and spy agencies new powers to hack computers and access vast troves of private data.

Previously unseen photographs offer a glimpse inside an iconic AT&T building in Manhattan tied to a top-secret NSA spy program.