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Iran Will Retaliate If US Renews Sanctions: Ayatollah Ali Khamenei
Iran will retaliate if the United States renews sanctions next month, supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei warned on Wednesday.
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Yahoo Email Search: US Pressed to Disclose Secret Court's Order
Yahoo performed the search on behest of US intelligence officials with an order from the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court.
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California Terror Investigators Can't View NSA Phone Records
The US government's ability to review and analyze five years' worth of telephone records for the married couple blamed in the deadly shootings in California lapsed just four days earlier when the National Security Agency's controversial mass surveillance program was formally shut down.
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Leaked NSA Documents Show AT&T Helped Spy Agency: Report
The US National Security Agency has used a unique, decades-old partnership with AT&T to snoop on Internet usage, according to newly disclosed documents leaked by Edward Snowden.
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Snooping Row: US Promises to Deal With it Professionally
The US has promised to deal "professionally" with India's "concerns" over reported snooping of BJP by American spy agency NSA.
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US spy court: NSA to keep collecting phone records
A secretive U.S. spy court has ruled again that the National Security Agency can keep collecting every American's telephone records every day, in the midst of dueling decisions in two other federal courts about whether the surveillance program is constitutional.
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US spy agency tested tracking cell phone locations
The US National Security Agency has tested its ability to collect Americans' cellular telephone location data but does not have a program to collect that information, the NSA's director, General Keith Alexander, said on Wednesday.
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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 plans reports on secret court orders to telecom providers
The US intelligence community has pledged to disclose more data about government surveillance programs by reporting annually how many secret court orders are issued to telecommunications companies under certain legal rules.
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US admits electronic spying on Americans was illegal
The US government spied on electronic communications between Americans with no links to terror suspects until a judge ruled it illegal in 2011, officials acknowledged Wednesday.
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US releases documents on phone surveillance programmes
As Congress increasingly scrutinises US surveillance programmes, the government today released declassified documents on the mass collection of telephone data in a rare glimpse into the world of intelligence gathering.
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US to declassify documents on spy programs, surveillance court
US spy agencies plan to release newly declassified documents as early as this week about the National Security Agency surveillance programs revealed by former contractor Edward Snowden, and also material related to a secret intelligence court, a US intelligence official said on Tuesday.
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US court renews surveillance program exposed by Edward Snowden
The US government said on Friday a secret court that oversees intelligence activities granted its request to continue a telephone surveillance program - one of the two data collection efforts leaked by former security contractor Edward Snowden.
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Apple, Google, dozens of others urge US surveillance disclosures
Dozens of companies, non-profits and trade organizations including Apple Inc, Google Inc and Facebook Inc sent a letter Thursday pushing the Obama administration and Congress for more disclosures on the government's national security-related requests for user data.
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19 groups sue National Security Agency over data collection
Nineteen US organizations field suit on Tuesday against the National Security Agency claiming their constitutional rights were violated by the secret spy agency's data collection programs.
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Iran Will Retaliate If US Renews Sanctions: Ayatollah Ali Khamenei
Iran will retaliate if the United States renews sanctions next month, supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei warned on Wednesday.
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Yahoo Email Search: US Pressed to Disclose Secret Court's Order
Yahoo performed the search on behest of US intelligence officials with an order from the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court.
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California Terror Investigators Can't View NSA Phone Records
The US government's ability to review and analyze five years' worth of telephone records for the married couple blamed in the deadly shootings in California lapsed just four days earlier when the National Security Agency's controversial mass surveillance program was formally shut down.
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Leaked NSA Documents Show AT&T Helped Spy Agency: Report
The US National Security Agency has used a unique, decades-old partnership with AT&T to snoop on Internet usage, according to newly disclosed documents leaked by Edward Snowden.
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Snooping Row: US Promises to Deal With it Professionally
The US has promised to deal "professionally" with India's "concerns" over reported snooping of BJP by American spy agency NSA.
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US spy court: NSA to keep collecting phone records
A secretive U.S. spy court has ruled again that the National Security Agency can keep collecting every American's telephone records every day, in the midst of dueling decisions in two other federal courts about whether the surveillance program is constitutional.
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US spy agency tested tracking cell phone locations
The US National Security Agency has tested its ability to collect Americans' cellular telephone location data but does not have a program to collect that information, the NSA's director, General Keith Alexander, said on Wednesday.
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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 plans reports on secret court orders to telecom providers
The US intelligence community has pledged to disclose more data about government surveillance programs by reporting annually how many secret court orders are issued to telecommunications companies under certain legal rules.
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US admits electronic spying on Americans was illegal
The US government spied on electronic communications between Americans with no links to terror suspects until a judge ruled it illegal in 2011, officials acknowledged Wednesday.
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US releases documents on phone surveillance programmes
As Congress increasingly scrutinises US surveillance programmes, the government today released declassified documents on the mass collection of telephone data in a rare glimpse into the world of intelligence gathering.
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US to declassify documents on spy programs, surveillance court
US spy agencies plan to release newly declassified documents as early as this week about the National Security Agency surveillance programs revealed by former contractor Edward Snowden, and also material related to a secret intelligence court, a US intelligence official said on Tuesday.
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US court renews surveillance program exposed by Edward Snowden
The US government said on Friday a secret court that oversees intelligence activities granted its request to continue a telephone surveillance program - one of the two data collection efforts leaked by former security contractor Edward Snowden.
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Apple, Google, dozens of others urge US surveillance disclosures
Dozens of companies, non-profits and trade organizations including Apple Inc, Google Inc and Facebook Inc sent a letter Thursday pushing the Obama administration and Congress for more disclosures on the government's national security-related requests for user data.
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19 groups sue National Security Agency over data collection
Nineteen US organizations field suit on Tuesday against the National Security Agency claiming their constitutional rights were violated by the secret spy agency's data collection programs.
