Surveillance

We have a strong legal case to challenge mass surveillance conducted domestically.

It's chilling to read that the FBI has your stuff specifically.

NSA mass surveillance and the recent Senate CIA torture report are evidence of a “banality of evil” taking hold in the US.

The white affluent and usually liberal audience for films such as Nightcrawler, experience no cognitive dissonance in such depictions of urban life.

To acquire market share, high-tech companies know they don't necessarily have to offer genuine security - just an impression of it.

The Houston Police Department has been sweeping up the cellphone data of suspects and innocent bystanders.

Yet again, terrorism concerns appear to be trampling our civil liberties.

The US government's many watchlists should be seen as a new form of national ID for a growing group of people accused of no crime.

An excerpt from Tom Engelhardt's new book, Shadow Government: Surveillance, Secret Wars, and a Global Security State in a Single-Superpower World.

Director Laura Poitras, like reporter Glenn Greenwald, is now known almost as widely as Edward Snowden himself, for helping facilitate his entry into the world.