On Saturday, President Biden signed a bill into law extending Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA), which gives the federal government the power to spy on Americans without a warrant. The Senate passed the Section 702 extension at 11:45 pm...
Senate Extends FISA Surveillance Provisions for 77 Days | Deal will allow for votes on broader reforms
Surveillance Programs Expire as Trump, Sens Seek More Reform | Opponents seek more transparency, privacy protections
House Passes Surveillance Bill; Sens. Paul, Lee Oppose Plan | FISA program will expire on Sunday if not extended
FBI Memo Brings New Attention to US Surveillance Law | Nunes memo accuses FBI of abusing FISA law
Senate Renews NSA Warrantless Surveillance Bill | Final bill offered no serious reforms for program
House Votes to Renew FISA, Bill Moves to Senate | Sens. Rand Paul, Ron Wyden oppose extension
NSA Surveillance Powers Set for Renewal, But Will Reforms Happen? | Congressional leadership seen resisting any efforts at safeguards
Trump Now Backs Permanent Snooping Powers He’d Previously Criticized | Trump had previously complained of abuse of FISA powers
Report: FBI Sought FISA Court Warrant to Surveil Trump Campaign Officials | Court turned down application, saying request was too broad
