NSA Surveillance Can Cover 75% of US Internet Traffic FISA Court Ruled Major NSA Operation Unconstitutional in 2011
Sen. Leahy’s Bill Would Sunset Surveillance Programs in 2015 Would Also Amend Patriot Act to Require Actual Relevance for Data Collection
Google Asks FISA Court to Ease Gag Orders Says First Amendment Should Allow Them to Disclose Requests
Sen. Feinstein: NSA Doesn’t Need Court Order to Search Phone Database Contradicts Previous Claims of Court Oversight
Supreme Court Rejects Lawsuit Challenging Warrantless Surveillance Unless you can prove you're being surveilled in a program the government keeps secret, you have no right to sue
President Obama Reauthorizes Warrantless Wiretapping Law Congress passed and the President signed five more years of federal spying on Americans' communications
Senate Renews FISA Warrantless Wiretapping Program The secretive surveillance bill is now sent to President Obama to sign
Senate Rejects Fourth Amendment Protection for Emails, Texts 79-12 Vote Spurns Call to Demand Warrants for Surveillance
Post-9/11 Surveillance Far More Expansive Than Previously Known, New Book Says The Bush administration operated the warrantless wiretapping program for three weeks before examining whether it was legal
