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In June 2013, Edward Snowden leaked classified documents that revealed extensive NSA surveillance programs, sparking a global debate on privacy and civil liberties.
Real-time footage captures Edward Snowden and journalists strategizing his escape to Moscow in a Hong Kong hotel room during the 2013 NSA leaks.
Edward Snowden accessed 1.7 million documents from the National Security Agency, leading to the largest leak of classified information in U.S. history.
Two Russian hacking groups, dubbed Fancy Bear and Cozy Bear, infiltrated the Democratic National Committee's servers during the 2016 election.
Two independent White House panels found that surveillance programs have never stopped a single imminent terrorist attack in the United States.
50 million people used MegaUpload daily at its peak, a site created by Kim Dotcom, who faces extradition for copyright infringement and money laundering.
The NSA monitors trillions of messages and is building a $1.7 billion data storage facility in Utah, raising concerns about privacy and civil liberties.
The 2014 New Yorker Festival marks its 15th year, featuring guests like Larry David and Mindy Kaling, and discussions on comedy and privacy issues.
June 1st marks the deadline for reauthorizing controversial provisions of the Patriot Act, including Section 215, which allows broad government access to records.
One contractor for every US service member served in Iraq and Afghanistan, raising questions about the privatization of the military and its costs.
Edward Snowden, a 29-year-old infrastructure analyst, reveals that his access to sensitive information at the NSA exposed him to numerous instances of wrongdoing.
More than 15,000 surveillance cameras are now positioned on street corners across the United States, raising concerns about privacy and civil liberties.
