Jan 18 Watch European critics react to proposed NSA changes By PBS NewsHour In his speech on Friday, President Obama discussed how the U.S. will change its intelligence gathering practices. Hari Sreenivasan spoke with Geoff Dyer, Foreign Policy correspondent at the Financial Times, about the speech and how it was received by American… Continue watching
Jan 17 Watch Obama unveils new limits on U.S. spying while defending surveillance operations By PBS NewsHour President Obama called for several changes to U.S. spying practices including ending the NSA's storage of bulk phone metadata. Kwame Holman reports on the president's reforms and Hari Sreenivasan gets reaction from Kate Martin of the Center for National Security… Continue watching
Jan 17 Obama backs limits on NSA phone data collection By Associated Press Video still by PBS NewsHour WASHINGTON — Seeking to calm a furor over U.S. surveillance, President Barack Obama on Friday called for ending the government’s control of phone data from hundreds of millions of Americans and immediately… Continue reading
Jan 15 Watch How the NSA used special devices, radio waves to spy on offline computer By PBS NewsHour Continue watching
Jan 14 Watch Former Def. Sec. Gates says Edward Snowden is a traitor By PBS NewsHour Continue watching
Jan 14 NSA surveillance doesn’t stop terrorism, report claims By Justin Scuiletti A new report published by the New America Foundation claims that NSA surveillance may not be as useful combating terrorism as the government suggests. Continue reading
Jan 14 Former Defense Secretary Gates calls NSA leaker Snowden a ‘traitor’ By Larisa Epatko Former Defense Secretary Robert Gates said Tuesday he considers Edward Snowden, the former intelligence contractor who leaked information about the National Security Agency's secret surveillance programs, a "traitor" who did not work within the carefully constructed system to correct perceived… Continue reading
Jan 10 President Obama to suggest changes to NSA surveillance programs The White House announced Friday that President Barack Obama will give his review of the National Security Agency's spying programs on Jan. 17. The president is expected to outline the changes he will make to NSA surveillance practices,… Continue reading
Jan 09 President Obama to curb NSA access to phone records President Obama is meeting with congressional lawmakers Thursday to discuss possible changes to NSA surveillance, including a restriction of the agency's access to U.S. phone records and spying on foreign leaders. The president is expected to announce his decisions… Continue reading
Dec 29 Watch Sunday, December 29, 2013 The NSA and the Supreme Court, NYPD program monitors teems, future of the postal system. Continue watching