President Barack Obama said former National Security Agency analyst Edward Snowden’s “sensational” revelations of classified spying programs could impact U.S. operations for years to come. Photo: Getty Images.
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U.S. officials believe Snowden could have more than 1.5 million classified documents still in his possession.
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The whistleblower names the ‘worst offenders’ of mass surveillance without oversight and also calls for the United States to stop criminalizing him.
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China’s new censorship laws are part of a renewed effort by authorities to control the Internet. The WSJ’s Maya Pope-Chappell speaks with social-media consultant and author Jay Oatway about ways bloggers circumvent the censors and keep the conversations alive.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin warned the West against taking one-sided action in Syria but also said Russia ‘doesn’t exclude’ supporting a U.N. resolution on punitive military strikes if it is proved that Damascus used poison gas. (Sept. 4)
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Russian, US and Canadian military planes teamed up over Alaska. The planes practiced tracking a plane during a simulated hijacking. (Aug. 30)
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Russian, US and Canadian military planes teamed up over Alaska. The planes practiced tracking a plane during a simulated hijacking. (Aug. 30)
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Russian, US and Canadian military planes teamed up over Alaska. The planes practiced tracking a plane during a simulated hijacking. (Aug. 30)
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Russian, US and Canadian military planes teamed up over Alaska. The planes practiced tracking a plane during a simulated hijacking. (Aug. 30)
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Russia’s agency responsible for the Kremlin security is buying typewriters – a move reportedly prompted by recent leaks by WikiLeaks and Edward Snowden. A 486,540-rouble order for electric typewriters has been placed by the FSO agency on the state procurement website.
The FSO has not commented on why it needs the old-fashioned devices. But an agency source told Russia’s Izvestiya newspaper the aim was to prevent leaks from computer hardware.
“After scandals with the distribution of secret documents by WikiLeaks, the exposes by Edward Snowden, reports about Dmitry Medvedev being bugged during his visit to the G20 London summit (in 2009), it has been decided to expand the practice of creating paper documents,” the source said.
The source added that typewriters were already being used at Russia’s defence and emergencies ministries for drafts and secret notes, and some reports had been prepared for President Vladimir Putin by typewriter.
This lady is terrible at her job. Incapable of even giving a veneer of veracity to the nonsense she is spouting. Stumbling over every bit of dissemblance, unconvinced and unconvincing. Thankfully, this will fall on deaf ears for Edward Snowden.
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