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Welcome to life in no man’s land: The growing perils of the electromagnetic border zone
James Bridle
As many as 200 million Americans are subject to an almost complete exemption from the Fourth Amendment. Here's why
Laura Poitras: “I knew this was going to piss off the most powerful people in the world”
Andrew O'Hehir
The Pulitzer-winning filmmaker talks about shooting those history-shaping Snowden-Greenwald meetings in Hong Kong
“We’ve created generations of people who hate us”: Snowden documentarian on America’s imperial disasters
Tom Engelhardt
Award-winning journalist Laura Poitras talks about her work with Snowden and the scary world of mass surveillance
“Citizenfour”: Laura Poitras’ secret Snowden documentary is electric
Andrew O'Hehir
A gripping real-life spy thriller about the Snowden-Greenwald meetings got several standing ovations at NY premiere
The trial of the Pirate Bay founder is as salacious as you’d expect
Richard Orange
The prosecution is openly attacking Gottfrid Svartholm Warg's character, and things are getting ugly fast
Great for the Tea Party, bad for the people: How the 1 percent conquered Internet activism
Micah Sifry
Web democracy fail: Easy to join the conversation but impossible to be heard, and big money speaks loudest of all
This is not what democracy looks like: The long, slow death of Jefferson’s dream
Andrew O'Hehir
From Thomas Piketty to Cliven Bundy to GOP climate trolls, democracy is in deep crisis. What comes next?
George Clooney has not been “finally” pinned down
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The reporting around the actor's love life reveals the worst of media sexism
“Transcendence” and Hollywood’s bizarre techno-idiocy
Andrew O'Hehir
Johnny Depp makes a mean and stupid God in yet another baffling and stupid techno-thriller. What's going on?
South by Southwest’s unpaid labor problem: Why it’s risking a class action lawsuit
Charles R. Davis
Exclusive: Company running the hip festival relies on 3000 volunteers. Experts say that violates minimum wage laws
Darkness in the heart of America: Why the Snowden docs should really make us nervous
Tom Engelhardt
Edward Snowden just scratched the surface. The secrets kept by our government go much, much deeper
NSA, GCHQ targeted WikiLeaks network
Natasha Lennard
U.K. and U.S. governments used surveillance and political pressure against publishers of government abuses
The latest weak attempt to discredit Snowden and Greenwald
Seth Ackerman
A hard-to-follow essay took aim at the whistle-blower and journalist for having voiced some libertarian views
“Surveillance breeds conformity”: Salon’s Glenn Greenwald interview
Natasha Lennard
Glenn Greenwald tells us what he'd have done different in '13, why privacy matters and his hope for his new venture
Awards they couldn’t accept: The tragic irony of Greenwald, Poitras and Snowden
Jesselyn Radack
When I was honored as a top global thinker last week, 3 of my co-recipients didn't come. The reason why is chilling
Revealed: How corporate spooks spy on activists
Joshua Holland
A new report discusses some of the techniques. They can be devious
Snowden reportedly close to broke
Natasha Lennard
While his asylum applications were free, the cost of living as a fugitive has drained the whistle-blower's savings
“The Armstrong Lie”: Don’t blame Lance, blame us
Andrew O'Hehir
The disgraced hero remains creepy and clueless in Alex Gibney's "The Armstrong Lie," but we all enabled his fiction
John Kerry doesn’t know what he’s doing
Peter Van Buren
His tenure as secretary of state has been a mess. But the real problem is our incoherent foreign policy
I don’t stand with Russell Brand, and neither should you
Natasha Lennard
I love much of what the boisterous comedian says, but this Great Man narrative lets sexism slide and has to go
WikiLeaks film “The Fifth Estate” is a box office failure
Prachi Gupta
Its opening weekend brought in less than $2 million in the U.S.
Pick of the week: From freedom to slavery and back
Andrew O'Hehir
Pick of the week: Chiwetel Ejiofor and Michael Fassbender are electric in a harrowing true-life slave narrative
“The Fifth Estate”: WikiLeaks as failed bromance
Andrew O'Hehir
Benedict Cumberbatch makes a compelling Julian Assange, but the real WikiLeaks drama gets swamped in triviality
13 Anonymous members indicted on federal charges
Associated Press
The hackers face charges for suspected involvement in Operation Payback
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