In his final full day in the Oval Office, Barack Obama set a new record for clemencies granted in a single day. Shannon Young reports. Download Audio All of 330 prisoners granted clemency Thursday...
In the ramped-up secrecy of post-9/11 America, many of the more controversial revelations about U.S. national security and intelligence agencies have come to light via whistleblowers: conscientious objectors within government agencies. While Edward Snowden...
During the coming weeks, FSRN will feature a series of reports on the intersections of technology policy, digital privacy, press freedom and democracy. As a preview, we’re publishing the entirety of a extended Q&A...
Europe’s highest court struck down the underpinning of a long standing agreement allowing corporations in Europe to freely transfer their customers and clients’ personal data to servers based in the United States. The ruling...
The U.S. Second Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Thursday that the NSA’s telephone bulk collection of telephone metadata is illegal, even under the sweeping surveillance provisions granted by Section 215 of the PATRIOT Act....
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