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Hollywood has inured us to NSA-style surveillance

How did we get so complacent about agency eavesdropping? Movies have got us used to the sight of the human being as pixellated quarry, tracked by powerful technology

Last week's NSA leaks scandal had one scary side-story: a poll determining that a slim but clear majority of Americans weren'

Never mind the NSA: Uri Geller is the real spy story Vikram Jayanti

Research for my film about the spoon-bender's 40-year career as a secret psychic operative turned up some unlikely facts

With the news of America's National Security Agency's massive electronic surveillance operations dominating the headlines right now, the documentary film I've just made f

Edward Snowden and his like are vital antidotes to the surveillance state Simon Jenkins

Counter-terrorism has inflated itself into an industry of cold-war proportions. Whistleblowers are the last bulwark of freedom

Do whistleblowers make you cheer, or feel queasy? Edward Snowden, author of the latest cyber-leak, is a cogent critic of the hysteria into which the "war on terror"

NSA surveillance revelations: Osama bin Laden would love this Simon Jenkins

The US has shown itself so paranoid in the face of possible 'al-Qaida-linked terror' that it has played right into jihadist hands

Washington has handed Osama bin Laden his last and greatest triumph.

SEAL Team 6 Veteran Comes Out as Transgender

Kristin Beck was a part of the elite Navy SEAL Team 6, the fabled unit that was ultimately responsible for Osama bin Laden's death.

She served for 20 years and underwent 13 deployments. She was awarded a Purple Heart and a Bronze Star for her decades of service.

Constitutional Scholar Who Taught Obama Comes Out Against Bradley Manning Trial

As the Bradley Manning trial officially kicks off today, it's interesting to see famed Constitutional scholar and Harvard professor Laurence Tribe speak out against the case. As The Guardian notes, Tribe taught Constitutional Law to President Obama when he was in law school.

Bradley Manning trial begins three years after arrest

US soldier charged with leaking trove of sensitive information to WikiLeaks begins court martial in Fort Meade in Maryland

The US government has accused Bradley Manning of dumping a massive and indiscriminate trove of state secrets "into the lap of the enemy" by transmitting classified docu

Bradley Manning trial begins with clash of interpretations over soldier's actions

Court hears new allegations about soldier's relationship with WikiLeaks' Julian Assange in trial's intense opening statements

The highest-profile trial of an official leaker in a generation got under way on Monday when the US government accused Bradley Manning of betraying his nation to sat

Prosecutors: Manning 'craved' notoriety

Prosecutors opened their case Monday against Army Pvt. Bradley Manning by saying he had access and incentive to provide information to the enemy, including information later found in Osama bin Laden's hideout.

Bradley Manning WikiLeaks trial 'dangerous' for civil liberties experts

Soldier faces charge of 'aiding the enemy' by downloading and leaking hundreds of thousands of classified documents

The trial of Bradley Manning, the US soldier who leaked a trove of state secrets to WikiLeaks, could set an ominous precedent that will chill freedom of speech and turn the in