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The U.S. Spy Hub in the Heart of Australia
From a base known as Pine Gap, the NSA has been locating and monitoring cellphone users thousands of miles away.
Ryan Gallagher
Ryan Gallagher is a U.K.-based investigative journalist whose work at The Intercept as an Investigative Reporter and Editor focused on national security and civil liberties.
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Josh Walker Fought Against ISIS. He Almost Got Killed. Now He’s Charged With Terrorism.
Josh Walker went to Rojava to volunteer with the YPG in its battle against ISIS. When he returned to Britain, he faced a legal quandary that could put him in prison for 10 years.
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NSA Kept Watch Over Democratic and Republican Conventions, Snowden Documents Reveal
The NSA provided surveillance support at the Republican and Democratic national conventions in 2004, raising questions about domestic eavesdropping.
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NSA Blimp Spied in the United States
An NSA surveillance blimp swept up shipping data over Long Island, New York, a classified document reveals.
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Japan Made Secret Deals With the NSA That Expanded Global Surveillance
Top-secret documents reveal the complex relationship the NSA has maintained with Japan over a period of more than six decades.
After London Attack, Government Scapegoats WhatsApp
The attack outside the UK parliament in London was over in just 82 seconds, but the backlash against encrypted communications is continuing to develop.
Russia Allows Edward Snowden to Remain Through 2020
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 Crimes of SEAL Team 6
Behind the heroic narratives of SEAL Team 6 is a darker, more troubling story of criminal brutality and war crimes.
In Major Privacy Victory, Top EU Court Rules Against Mass Surveillance
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.
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Extensive British Spying Throughout Africa Revealed in Le Monde
Using documents provided by Edward Snowden, the French paper reports that Britain spied on more than 20 current and former African heads of state.