How the Assad Regime Tracked and Killed Marie Colvin for Reporting on War Crimes in Syria
Syrian regime documents and testimony from defectors reveal that Marie Colvin and others were hunted as part of a policy to eliminate journalists.
World
Snowden Archive
The Powerful Global Spy Alliance You Never Knew Existed
Documents shine light on a secretive coalition that eavesdrops on communications in countries across the world.
Snowden Archive
How London's 7/7 Bombings Led to "Unprecedented" Surveillance Tactics
After attacks in London in 2005, British and American spies accelerated a secret plan for "unfettered" sharing of people's communication records.
Making a Killing
Jared Kushner-Qatar Redux: Robert Mueller Enters the Fray
It would be a special irony if Special Counsel Robert Mueller took down Jared Kushner over his financial solicitations with Qatar.
Snowden Archive
How U.K. Spies Hacked a European Ally and Got Away With It
A British spy agency secretly hacked a company in Belgium then evaded an extraordinary police investigation.
U.K. Court Finds Government's Surveillance Powers Unlawful
A sweeping British spy law does not have adequate safeguards against abuse, judges ruled on Tuesday.
Drone Wars
U.K. Government Pressured Over Secret Base's Role in Trump's Drone Strikes
The U.K. government is facing calls to explain the role of British spies inside an NSA surveillance base linked to controversial drone attacks.
U.K. Police Investigation of Snowden Leak Journalists Enters Fourth Year
A criminal probe in London is considering whether reporters committed terrorism offenses for revealing secret surveillance programs.
European Court to Decide Whether U.K. Mass Surveillance Revealed by Snowden Violates Human Rights
The landmark case could have ramifications for future U.K. surveillance operations.
How the U.K. Prosecuted a Student on Terrorism Charges for Downloading a Book
Questions remain about why the highly unusual case — which took months to prepare and cost large sums of taxpayer money — proceeded at all.