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Feds tell Web firms to turn over user account passwords Posted: Friday, July 26, 2013 Bradley Manning's 'sole purpose was to make a difference', lawyer insists In closing arguments, defence lawyer paints portrait of Wikileaks source as someone without 'evil intent' Prosecutor Paints Bradley Manning as Inhuman Monster As Closing Arguments Near, Fein Rhetoric Increasingly Unhinged Feds tell Web firms to turn over user account passwords Secret demands mark escalation in Internet surveillance by the federal government through gaining access to user passwords, which are typically stored in encrypted form. Democratic establishment unmasked: prime defenders of NSA bulk spying NYT: "The Obama administration made common cause with the House Republican leadership" House vote reflects growing revolt over NSA surveillance Six weeks ago, only a few in Congress were ready to challenge the government on surveillance - but opposition has grown U.S. Assures Russia Snowden Will Not Face Death Penalty U.S. lawmakers want sanctions on any country taking in Snowden Senate bill authorizes sanctions on Russia or any other country offering Snowden asylum Edward Snowden's fear of flying is justified Snowden is a refugee, not a spy. But America has history when it comes to forcing down planes in defiance of international law NSA surveillance critics to testify before Congress Democrat congressman Alan Grayson says hearing will help to stop 'constant misleading information' from intelligence chiefs Narrow Defeat: Amash Amendment to Block NSA Surveillance Fails White House Loudly Condemned Amendment Death Toll From Spanish Train Crash Hits 80 Investigators Look at Excess Speed as a Possible Cause Driver in custody after 80 killed in Spain train crash Open Letter to Trayvon's Father: Sue Zimmerman Ex-US general: We pay a price for backing Israel Slamming settlements, James Mattis, former commander of CentCom, tells crowd in Aspen that moderate Arabs are forced to hide support for America Israeli-Palestinian peace talks' resumption put in doubt by both sides Hostility within Israel's government towards preliminary talks forged by US secretary of state matched by Palestinian rebuttals Senators Rebel Against Obama on Egypt Coup State Dept: No Plan to Ever Notice Coup Truth Telling Journalist Extraordinaire Helen Thomas Dead at 92 Thomas died Saturday morning at her Washington apartment Protests after Tunisia politician shot dead Thousands rally at interior ministry in Tunis, hours after opposition figure was assassinated in front of his house. Protests erupt after second Tunisia opposition figure assassinated Tunisian nationalist Mohammed Brahmi is killed in front of his wife and daughter. Protesters focus their anger on the ruling Islamist party, Nahda. Kerry to meet Syrian rebel leaders at UN Meeting comes as US plans to boost military aid to the rebels gain steam. US military intervention in Syria would create 'unintended consequences' General Martin Dempsey, top military officer, warns senators that each option under consideration would be costly and uncertain. US 'Vetting' in Syria Boils Down to a Handshake Officials to Use Same Route for Arms as Medical Aid Al-Qaeda Unleashed Against Syria and Iraq With Acceptance of the West North Korea unveiling its greatest Cold War prize: captured US Navy spy ship USS Pueblo Two Faux Democracies That Threaten the World |
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