Topic: National Security Agency

American Spies Have Their Very Own Phone Hacking Scandal

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The government isn't sure if it's tracking Americans' every move

By Adam Clark Estes

Jun 10, 2011

The Other Document Dump: NSA Declassifies 50,000 Pages

Russian maps and 200-year-old cryptology are now safe for public consumption

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By Elspeth Reeve

Apr 26, 2011

Bush Administration Wiretap Whistleblower Won't Face Charge

The controversial case against Thomas Tamm ends with a whimper

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