Pres. Obama's NSA speech: 'The Costume of Constitutionality'
Rather than dismantling the NSA’s unconstitutional mass surveillance programs, or even substantially restraining them, President Obama today has issued his endorsement of them.
From the 1971 Media, Pa. burglary to the 2013 NSA revelations
The world now recognizes the righteousness of those who used unconventional methods to reveal the extensive criminal activities of the FBI. It is only a matter of time before the same is true of Snowden and the NSA.
Washington City Paper: Edward Snowden’s Face, Coming to a Bus Near You?
NSA leaker Edward Snowden may be in Russia, but his face could soon be rolling through the streets of D.C.
Another reason Congress must ban bulk surveillance
The top story in today's Washington Post is "NSA taps Yahoo, Google links." The Associated Press headline put it more bluntly: "NSA broke into Yahoo, Google data servers."
Delegation of American whistleblowers meets Ed Snowden in Russia
A delegation representing U.S. whistleblowers have just met with Edward Snowden in Russia to show their support for his courageous actions that have exposed the massive U.S. spying program directed against the American people as well as people all over the world.
Former NSA and CIA Director Suggests that Whistleblower Ed Snowden be Put on Kill List of U.S. Intelligence Agencies
General Michael Hayden, the former Director of the NSA and CIA, in a thinly veiled comment suggested today that whistleblower Ed Snowden should be assassinated by U.S. intelligence agencies.
ThankYouEdSnowden.org stages dramatic protest inside Senate Judiciary hearing on NSA spying
Activists from ThankYouEdSnowden.org staged a highly visible protest today inside the Senate Judiciary Committee hearing that featured the testimony of NSA Director Gen. Keith Alexander and James Clapper, Director of National Intelligence.
Prensa Latina: Court Orders US Gov't to Reveal Secret Payments
A U.S. federal court ordered the State Department to hand over files about secret payments that the U.S. government made to Miami-based journalists to prejudice the case of the Cuban Five in 2001.
UDC Law School News: Cuban Five Justice or Injustice' forum draws 200 at UDC Law School
PCJF Executive Director Mara Verheyden-Hilliard and actor Danny Glover speak at the UDC David A. Clarke School of Law Moot Court Room on a panel on the case of the Cuban Five.
Breaking News on PCJF Lawsuit on Cuban Five Case: State Dept. Now Under Court Order to Produce Records
The PCJF filed a Freedom of Information Act Lawsuit against the U.S. State Department for its refusal to produce materials in its possession about secret payments by the U.S. government to Miami-based journalists who were reporting on the case of the Cuban Five prior to the trial, during the trial and while the jury was deliberating.
