Editor’s claims number unpublished Snowden files at over 50,000.
LONDON (AP) — The editor of the Guardian said Tuesday his newspaper has published just 1 percent of the material it received from former National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden, and denied the paper had placed lives or national security at risk. Under questioning by lawmakers on Parliament's home affairs committee, Alan Rusbridger
After two black shoppers said they were racially profiled at the retail store earlier this year, Barneys says it will start monitoring the police as they monitor shoppers.
NEW YORK (AP) — Barneys New York says it will start monitoring the police as they monitor shoppers in its flagship Manhattan store. An internal Barneys memo sent to store security staff Tuesday said Barneys would start keeping a log of which police officers use its security room. The memo obtained by The Associated Press said Barneys would
Nothing will stop our national security officials from making this country more secure from one of the least pressing dangers Americans face: terrorism.
It isn’t exactly the towering 20-foot wall that runs like a scar through significant parts of the U.S.-Mexican borderlands. Imagine instead the sort of metal police barricades you see at protests. These are unevenly lined up like so many crooked teeth on the Dominican Republic’s side of the river that acts as its border with Haiti. Like dazed
Organizers of 2014 Winter Games introduce extensive identity checks and security measures ever to be seen at an international sports event.
MOSCOW (AP) — The organizers of the 2014 Winter Games in Sochi have introduced some of the most extensive identity checks and sweeping security measures ever seen at an international sports event, raising concerns that they are stifling dissent and violating privacy under the pretext of fulfilling their pledge to make the games "the
The House and Senate intelligence committees withhold details of CIA drone from all other members of Congress.
This article comes from the Bureau of Investigative Journalism. In the Bureau’s latest investigation into the tactic of ‘double-tap’ strikes on rescuers, our field researcher’s findings appear to directly contradict an account of a strike attributed to staffers of the Congressional bodies charged with overseeing CIA drone strikes. The House and
On Sunday, the State Department will close 21 diplomatic posts around the world.
The U.S. State Department will close 21 embassies and consulates around the Muslim world on Sunday, Aug. 4, citing a "credible threat" of possible Al Qaeda-related attacks in the Middle East, North Africa and elsewhere. The broad and unprecedented measure accompanies a global travel warning, in effect from now until Aug. 31, that suggests
