Edward Snowden
Snowden and his wife seek to be Russian-US dual nationals
Former US security contractor Edward Snowden said Monday that he and his wife intend to apply for Russian citizenship without renouncing their US citizenship.
Brazil, Snowden, Russia and fake news: a conversation with Glenn Greenwald
Global themes dominate this year's Oscar nominations
In a rare interview, Snowden urges the US to play defense, not offense, in cyberwarfare
"The US has more to lose from cyber warfare than anyone else," Snowden said in an interview from Moscow for an upcoming NOVA documentary.
The year of surveillance is finally over
Surveillance was all over the news in 2014, and we learned plenty of new ways governments and companies have found to track everyday users. Here's a list of eight ways we found out our privacy was under attack this year.
Here's your chance to stand next to Julian Assange — kind of
An Italian artist and a British journalist are teaming up to raise funds for a controversial public art project honoring Julian Assange, Edward Snowden and Chelsea Manning. But with just two weeks to go, the statues are still well short of their funding goal.
I'm not Edward Snowden, I just play him on TV
Arnas Fedaravičius is a 23-year-old actor who plays "James Snow," a character on a Russian spy mini-series who seems suspiciously like former NSA contractor Edward Snowden. So what's it's like to be Snowden, right down to the glasses?
To see the changes Edward Snowden wrought, just look at your smartphone
Edward Snowden's biggest legacy may not come from changed laws or powers — it may just be the way that the debate over privacy has forced big companies like Apple and Google to safeguard its customers' information in more ways.
Laura Poitras' new documentary tells the Edward Snowden story — with some free computer lessons thrown in
Filmmaker Laura Poitras was one of the journalists whom Edward Snowden selected last year to tell his story. Now Poitras has released a new documentary with footage from the meetings that made Snowden a global figure and digital security an everyday concern.
What keeps you awake at night?
PRI is launching a new reporting project called SafeMode, which looks at how young people around the world are taking on the threats of the future, from cyberwar to climate change to sexual violence. So we want to know: What security issues are on your mind?
Pussy Riot wastes no time in getting back to activism
After 18 months in prison, Pussy Riot members Masha Alyokhina and Nadya Tolokonnikova promptly renewed their campaign against Russian President Vladimir Putin. Now they've added prison reform and human rights to their agenda, and they're taking their fight on the road.
As Snowden looks on, Russia cracks down on Internet freedom
Edward Snowden is back in the news. While the former NSA contractor has asked to prolong his stay in Russia, the country is taking steps to expand online surveillance of its own citizens.
Why is the US government spying on this Muslim American lawyer?
Lawyer Asim Ghafoor is an American citizen, but the US government spying on him? He's one of at least five Muslim Americans the government is monitoring, according to a new revelation.