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Report: Edward Snowden to stay in airport for now
Alex Halperin
UPDATED: Despite earlier reports, it's unclear if he has permission to leave
Americans worried about NSA infringing on privacy
Alex Halperin
About 40% say privacy should be protected even if it limiits the ability to investigate terrorist threats
Stranded Snowden to settle and work in Russia
Joe Kloc
The NSA whistleblower's lawyer says he's ready to do battle in court if his asylum application is denied
First tourists arrested under Russia’s ban on “gay propaganda”
Katie McDonough
Four Dutch nationals were arrested on Sunday for reportedly asking young people about their views on gay rights
Cable TV to the rescue: Will the “quality” subscription model work for books, movies, music?
Scott Timberg
Movies are dying, bookstores disappearing, radio's awful -- but it's a golden age of TV. Can we all learn from HBO?
Russia makes it illegal to insult the “feelings of religious believers”
Christopher Stroop
And new legislative revisions aim to protect the views of atheists and adherents of "non-traditional" religion
Edward Snowden is a modern-day Prometheus
Rebecca Solnit
The whistle-blower may not have bestowed fire upon humanity, but he's still given an invaluable gift to mankind
Putin: Snowden asylum won’t hurt relations
Alex Halperin
The Russian president seems to be having fun with this one
Keynes can save us yet
Tom Streihorst
It's basic economics: A return to increased government spending is the first step to restoring prosperity
Snowden faces new asylum-less world
Tom Engelhardt
Venezuela, Bolivia and Nicaragua can't protect the NSA whistle-blower from rendition at the hands of the CIA
Edward Snowden nominated for Nobel Peace Prize
Alex Halperin
The nomination is a response to "hasty and ill-conceived decision" to give Barack Obama the prize in 2009
Q&A with Glenn Greenwald: Americans’ reaction “surprising and gratifying”
Falguni A. Sheth
Glenn Greenwald discusses how Americans see Snowden, and details the non-U.S. world's anger at NSA privacy invasion
Reports: Edward Snowden wants asylum in Russia
Vladimir Isachenkov
The NSA whistleblower will request political asylum in Russia, so he can then travel to a Latin American country
Snowden denies giving info to China, Russia
David Kashi
Glenn Greenwald, who first broke this story, claims the whistle-blower relayed this to him over the weekend
Snowden could spark a new Cold War
GlobalPost News Desk
His asylum offer has highlighted Moscow's improving relations with some countries in America's backyard
11 disturbing things Snowden has taught us (so far)
Angus West
Falling behind on the increasingly byzantine NSA scandal? We've got you covered
Snowden’s choice: Pick his asylum destination
Alex Halperin
Bolivia, Nicaragua and Venezuela have offered Snowden a home. Where should a young hacker start afresh?
The age of revolution: 1989-2013, and counting
Andrew O'Hehir
From the Berlin Wall to Cairo, we live in an era of anti-authoritarian revolution that may transform the world
“Crime and Punishment” in Boston
Elizabeth Stoker Bruenig
Another instance of life imitating art: Tsarnaev's story mirrors that of Dostoevsky's existential antihero
The Turkish protests are not the Arab Spring
Haroon Moghul
Don't confuse Taksim with Tahrir -- what's going on in Turkey is nothing less than a battle over national identity
Austerity is bad for your health
Crawford Kilian
A new book examines how the economic policy is enabling outbreaks of infectious diseases like HIV and malaria
Bolivian plane suspected of carrying Snowden rerouted
Associated Press
Bolivian officials deny he was on board the aircraft returning President Evo Morales home from Russia
Edward Snowden has nowhere to go
Alex Halperin
The leaker has almost 20 asylum applications outstanding
Edward Snowden releases statement from Moscow
Katie McDonough
The NSA whistle-blower says he left Hong Kong once it "became clear my freedom and safety were under threat"
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