McClatchy: No one is sure how public advocate at spy court would work
Serious questions shadow President Barack Obama’s proposal to add a public advocate to the secret court that oversees surveillance programs.
Politico: Edward Snowden pic coming to D.C. buses
The Partnership for Civil Justice Fund announced Wednesday that buses carrying ads with the National Security Agency leaker’s face next to the message, “Thank You Edward Snowden,” will be hitting the streets of the D.C. area next week.
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.
News 10 ABC: Feinstein to review surveillance programs, but critics don't expect much to change
"These (hearings) are, in fact, designed to be window dressings," Carl Messineo, legal director for the Partnership for Civil Justice Fund, said Friday.
Wall St. on Parade: Snowden's Cry for Help Is a Cry for America
What Snowden leaked were critical documents shining a bright light on creeping corporate fascism that facilitates illegal spying on law abiding American citizens and our closest European allies.
The Guardian: Pentagon bracing for public dissent over climate and energy shocks
Since the 2008 economic crash, security agencies have increasingly spied on political activists, especially environmental groups, on behalf of corporate interests.
