Facebook’s Gay Marriage Reaction Map: Facebook Misled on Enthusiasm for Gay Marriage Last Week, But The Media Didn’t Notice
Facebook made a map showing happiness about the Supreme Court rulings. But the map didn't show what people thought it did.
Secret FISA Court NSA Opinion: How Privacy Activists Might Win The Release Of A Secret Document On Illegal Surveillance
The Electronic Frontier Foundation is suing for the release of a secret document on illegal domestic surveillance, and it might win.
NSA Leaker Edward Snowden: Spy, Patriot, Libertarian, Communist, Or What? The Man Washington Can’t Figure Out
Edward Snowden, the confessed NSA leaker, has created a rare shake-up in political circles, partly because we know so little about him.
Before Vote, Rubio Defends Immigration Reform In Soaring Senate Floor Speech
Hours before the Senate votes on immigration reform, the Florida Republican defended it with a speech about the promise of America.
Analysis: After DOMA, Many Gay Couples Will See Economic Benefits
Many gay married couples will reap economic benefits since the Supreme Court voided a key part of the Defense of Marriage Act.
Supreme Court Strikes Down Defense Of Marriage Act In Major Gay Rights Victory
In a 5-4 decision Wed., the U.S. high court ruled that the Defense of Marriage Act is unconstitutional - a big win for marriage equality.
The Keystone Pipeline Is Not Dead Yet, Activists Say
Obama said the tar sands pipeline should be approved only if it will not drive climate change. But activists aren't claiming victory yet.
Obama: Emissions Will Be ‘Critical’ To Keystone Decision
President Obama said greenhouse gas emissions will play a major role in determining whether the Keystone XL pipeline is built.
Snowden’s Flight From Hong Kong Puts Obama In Tight Spot
The White House faces a catch-22: use its influence to bring Edward Snowden back to the U.S. but avoid looking weak if it fails.
Supreme Court Decisions: How the Justices Could Punt On Four Major Civil Rights Cases
Despite excitement over the cases before the court this week, the justices could use a technical question to avoid substantive rulings.
NSA Scandal: Documents Suggest Agency Can Spy Without A Warrant
New documents detail when the National Security Agency can make use of Americans' communications without a warrant.
Did The NSA’s Internet Surveillance Damage American Cyber Power?
The National Security Agency's Internet surveillance program could ultimately weaken America's role as a global cyberpower.
Supreme Court Cases: In Big Win For Corporations, High Court Puts Severe Limits On Class Action Cases
A conservative majority on the high court issued a ruling Thursday that could put an end to most class-action cases.
Has NSA’s Phone Surveillance Ever Been Critical to Thwarting an Attack?
That's the question that the bureau has declined to answer specifically. On Tuesday, the director of the FBI named one case.
FBI Chief: Agency Uses Drones Inside U.S. for Surveillance
FBI Director Mueller assured senators that the bureau's drone use is minimal, but said guidelines for their use are still being developed.
IRS Scandal: Top Democrat Releases Interview To Prove Scandal Not Politically Motivated - Full Transcript
U.S. Rep. Elijah Cummings, D-Md., released a full IRS manager interview transcript to prove the scandal did not originate in D.C.
Did Snowden Access Secret Court Document During NSA Training?
The National Security Agency head provide a clue Tuesday regarding how Edward Snowden may have accessed classified court documents.
NSA Chief Denies Agency Employees Can Spy On Americans
A critical issue raised by the U.S.'s surveillance programs concerns whether communications records are still private.
The Four Times NSA Surveillance Programs Stopped An Attack
The U.S. intelligence community Tuesday said the surveillance program has helped thwart more than 50 attacks, and it described four examples.
House Hearing To Examine Damage Caused By NSA Leaks
Members of the intelligence community will testify Tuesday on the damage caused by leaks of information on secret surveillance programs.
Obama Compares NSA Surveillance To Airport Security Checks
President Obama again defended the government's surveillance programs. But he also conceded that secrecy is a "legitimate concern."
Snowden: U.S. Government Can’t Stop Leaks By ‘Jailing or Murdering Me’
Live updates from confessed leaker Edward Snowden's Q&A. He said that no matter what happens to him, more revelations are coming.
NSA Leaker Q&A: Seven Questions for Edward Snowden
Edward Snowden will hold a Q&A with readers of the Guardian newspaper. Here are seven questions we'd like to have answered.
Obama To Appoint Clifford Sloan To Lead Guantanamo Prison Closure Effort
Following up on his promise to close the prison, President Obama has selected Washington lawyer Clifford Sloan to lead the effort.
Syrian Intervention: Risk Of Arming Radicals Depends On The Weapons
In arming Syrian rebels, the White House faces the difficult situation of risking proliferation or providing ineffective weapons.
US To Supply Weapons To Syrian Rebels, Officials Say
The decision comes after the U.S. and its allies determined that Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has used chemical weapons.
Six Months After Newtown, Connecticut - A New Political Landscape On Guns
The Newtown, Conn., shooting added more strength to gun control activists than any event in recent history.
Anti-Immigration Reform Union Pushing To Amend Senate Bill
With immigration reform now on the Senate floor, an opponent of the bill is trying to get Republican senators to push more security provisions.
GOP Congressman: Rate Of Pregnancy From Rape 'Very Low'
Conjuring memories of Todd Akin, another GOP Congressman on Wednesday says the rate of pregnancy from rape is "very low."
Ron Paul: US May Target Edward Snowden With A Drone
The question of who the U.S. government can target with drones, including its own citizens, has been hotly debated in recent months.
