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Report: Snowden asks for political asylum in Russia
Associated Press
The Interfax news agency claims Snowden's representative handed over his request Sunday
Putin: Russia won’t turn over Snowden
Alex Halperin
But the leaker should stop harming "our American partners"
Report: NSA spied on European diplomats
Global Post News Desk
Der Spiegel says that secret NSA documents show that the US bugged offices in Washington, New York and Brussels
I know what Snowden’s feeling right now
Peter Van Buren
When I blew the whistle on the State Department, I knew my life would never be the same. The fear was overwhelming
Before Edward Snowden: “Sexual deviates” and the NSA
Rick Anderson
When the last major defection hit the NSA, the government smeared the leakers as gay. New documents show they lied
U.S. to Europe: Our snooping is the same as yours
Lara Jakes, Frank Jordans
The intelligence community pushes back against anger from allies over American surveillance abroad
NYT columnist Michael Powell slams NYT columnist Thomas Friedman
Jillian Rayfield
Friedman wrote a column on why there are "so many popular street revolts in democracies"
Top 5 investigative videos of the week: Female farmworkers sexually abused
Amanda Pike
From exploited American field hands to helpless Mexican journalists, a look at the finest docs YouTube has to offer
Biden to Ecuador: Don’t grant Edward Snowden asylum
Prachi Gupta
The NSA whistleblower is reportedly in a Moscow airport, looking to go to a country where he will not be extradited
Our theocracy nightmare: President Palin’s martial law
Frederic C. Rich
What if McCain/Palin won, then McCain died -- and a terror attack followed. Apocalyptic fiction from a nightmare
Who’s leaking more: Snowden or the government condemning him?
Trevor Timm
Somehow, we've been given a lot of private information about Edward Snowden since the investigation into him began
Obama, African leaders clash on gay rights
Julie Pace
Senegalese President Macky Sall insisted he is "still not ready to decriminalize homosexuality"
Putin: Law restricting gay rights in Russia is about “protecting children”
Katie McDonough
Putin says Russia's proposed ban on "gay propaganda" isn't about "sanctions on homosexuality"
Putin denies US extradition request for Snowden
Vladimir Isachenkov, Matti Huuhtanen
The Russian president says the intelligence leaker is free to travel as he pleases
Where on Earth is Edward Snowden?
Alex Halperin
And other questions about the newest international man of mystery
Assange: Snowden en route to Ecuador
Alex Seitz-Wald
The WikiLeaks founder says the NSA leaker is in a safe place, but declines to reveal his location
Legal analysis: How strong is the government’s case against Snowden?
Paul Campos
Snowden's own description suggests he may be guilty of the crimes alleged. But in criminal law, motives are crucial
U.S. revokes Snowden’s passport, sources say
Katie McDonough
An anonymous government source says Snowden's passport is no longer valid, according to the the AP and ABC News
Sunday shows: What you missed
Jim Newell
Punditry experts of "Meet the Press," "This Week" and "Face the Nation" prosecute Snowden and Greenwald
There is no “Turkish Arab Spring”
Wajahat Ali, Haroon Moghul
In Turkey, support for the protesters isn't nearly as unified as the U.S. media might have you believe
Schumer slams Putin for “aiding and abetting” Snowden’s escape
Katie McDonough
Schumer accused Russia of putting "a finger in the eye of the United States" by allowing Snowden's flight to land
The White House never had a red phone
Tom Clavin
During the Cold War, the US and USSR built a hotline that pop culture has completely reimagined
“Pynchon: The Movie”? Eight writers who should have biopics
Daniel D'Addario
The J. D. Salinger drama coming out later this year isn't going to be as good as a Pynchon biopic would be!
How Snowden empowers China
Pepe Escobar
New NSA revelations could give the Asian superpower bargaining leverage in future negotiations with the US
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