Edward Snowden

Almost all militant groups have taken Snowden's advice on how to evade government surveillance.

A three-year investigation found that key parts of Snowden's story do not check out.

The House Intelligence Committee study only raises suspicion of links between the former NSA contractor and Russian spies.

Former NSA contractor's lawyer calls allegations 'petulant nonsense.'

Twitter's Jack Dorsey interviewed the former NSA employee about Donald Trump, fake news and the prospect of a pardon.

Opposition to a pardon for the NSA whistleblower has been widespread.

The U.S. director expects to release his documentary on Ukraine next year as well.

Oliver Stone's Edward Snowden biopic aims to humanize the infamous NSA leaker—and show the vast reach of the programs he and others exposed.

NSA whistleblower suggested the hack could have "significant" foreign policy consequences.

Eugene Kaspersky may look like Philip Seymour Hoffman, but he's on the front line of one the world's most important conflicts.

There is no good reason why the Attorney General should not negotiate a balanced settlement that recognizes Snowden's achievements for good and ill.

Edward Snowden has described the new anti-terror legislation as "dangerous" and "impractical."

How Edward Snowden's revelations sped up encryption technology and a weaponized robot are among the things we learned in Tech & Science this week.

A new paper provides the most direct evidence to date of a so-called "chilling effect" from the intelligence practices disclosed by Edward Snowden.

The film, directed by Oliver Stone, is due out in September.

Sophistication of encryption technology has advanced seven years as a result of Snowden revelations.

Snowden makes unlikely foray into world of electronic music following collaboration with Jean-Michel Jarre.

The 'Harry Potter' star is returning to the New York stage in an off-Broadway play.

There are three main questions that still linger, even after the FBI managed to crack an iPhone.

The NSA whistleblower does not buy the idea that the FBI cannot crack the San Bernardino shooter's iPhone.

The whistleblowing cybersecurity expert fields questions from Reason's Nick Gillespie.

Spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Moscow's position on the whistleblower has not changed.

Need to Know aims to expose the "suffocating privacy invasions" carried out by intelligence agencies.

The program known as Anarchist also watched for a potential strike on Iran.

Former White House National Security Adviser Richard Clarke calls the push "unseemly."

"Encryption is not magic. If a backdoor can be created, it will be exploited."

Foiling those plots, however, could prove difficult.

"I think that was a useful tool to keep us safe and also to protect civil liberties," Bush said.

The ruling provided an unprecedented but narrow and largely symbolic victory to privacy advocates.

European Parliament passes resolution calling on member states to recognize the former NSA contractor as a whistleblower.