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United States Intelligence Chief James Clapper Resigns
United States Director of National Intelligence James Clapper said Thursday that he had submitted his resignation, stepping down as President-elect Donald Trump begins to assemble his new administration.
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Edward Snowden Damage Apparently Less than Feared: Report
Edward Snowden does not appear to have taken as much as originally thought from NSA files, The Washington Post reported late Thursday.
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US agencies moving slowly to tighten data security, despite major leaks
Despite saying they suffered major damage from classified documents made public by an Army soldier and a National Security Agency contractor, US government agencies have fallen behind in installing computer software to stop such leaks, US officials say.
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Charges of spying 'inaccurate and misleading': United States
The US intelligence chief said Tuesday French newspaper reports about America's espionage activities abroad contained inaccurate and misleading information, the latest flap stemming from US intelligence-gathering efforts.
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US intelligence chiefs open to new surveillance controls
US lawmakers and intelligence chiefs, facing an outcry over the government's collection of personal communications data, said they were open to measures tightening oversight of the government's sweeping electronic eavesdropping programs.
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US sets up intelligence surveillance technology review body
The Obama administration has launched a formal review of its electronic intelligence gathering that has come under widespread criticism since leaks by a former spy agency contractor.
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Edward Snowden rejects suggestions he is a spy for China
Edward Snowden, the former National Security Agency contractor who exposed the US government's top-secret surveillance programs, fought back against his critics on Monday and denied allegations that he was a spy for China.
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WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange in touch with US whistleblower Edward Snowden
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange today called whistleblower Edward Snowden "a hero" and says he has been in indirect contact with the ex-CIA employee who exposed a vast US surveillance programme.
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Edward Snowden's NSA leak highlights risk of outsourcing US spy work
The bombshell leak exposing America's vast surveillance program came from a young contractor, highlighting the risks Washington takes by entrusting so much of its defence and spy work to private firms, experts said today.
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Edward Snowden, accused of leaking US surveillance program, faces legal battle
A contractor at the National Security Agency who leaked details of top-secret US surveillance programs dropped out of sight in Hong Kong on Monday ahead of a likely push by the US government to have him sent back to the United States to face charges.
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United States Intelligence Chief James Clapper Resigns
United States Director of National Intelligence James Clapper said Thursday that he had submitted his resignation, stepping down as President-elect Donald Trump begins to assemble his new administration.
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Edward Snowden Damage Apparently Less than Feared: Report
Edward Snowden does not appear to have taken as much as originally thought from NSA files, The Washington Post reported late Thursday.
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US agencies moving slowly to tighten data security, despite major leaks
Despite saying they suffered major damage from classified documents made public by an Army soldier and a National Security Agency contractor, US government agencies have fallen behind in installing computer software to stop such leaks, US officials say.
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Charges of spying 'inaccurate and misleading': United States
The US intelligence chief said Tuesday French newspaper reports about America's espionage activities abroad contained inaccurate and misleading information, the latest flap stemming from US intelligence-gathering efforts.
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US intelligence chiefs open to new surveillance controls
US lawmakers and intelligence chiefs, facing an outcry over the government's collection of personal communications data, said they were open to measures tightening oversight of the government's sweeping electronic eavesdropping programs.
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US sets up intelligence surveillance technology review body
The Obama administration has launched a formal review of its electronic intelligence gathering that has come under widespread criticism since leaks by a former spy agency contractor.
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Edward Snowden rejects suggestions he is a spy for China
Edward Snowden, the former National Security Agency contractor who exposed the US government's top-secret surveillance programs, fought back against his critics on Monday and denied allegations that he was a spy for China.
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WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange in touch with US whistleblower Edward Snowden
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange today called whistleblower Edward Snowden "a hero" and says he has been in indirect contact with the ex-CIA employee who exposed a vast US surveillance programme.
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Edward Snowden's NSA leak highlights risk of outsourcing US spy work
The bombshell leak exposing America's vast surveillance program came from a young contractor, highlighting the risks Washington takes by entrusting so much of its defence and spy work to private firms, experts said today.
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Edward Snowden, accused of leaking US surveillance program, faces legal battle
A contractor at the National Security Agency who leaked details of top-secret US surveillance programs dropped out of sight in Hong Kong on Monday ahead of a likely push by the US government to have him sent back to the United States to face charges.
