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# NSA

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Edward Snowden has - finally - been allowed to leave Moscow airport
Merkel defends secret surveillance for security purposes
Edward Snowden 'has accepted an asylum offer from Venezuela', or has he?
WikiLeaks: Snowden makes 6 new asylum applications
Snowden not on Bolivian jet in Vienna: Austria‎
Lots of countries reject Edward Snowden's request for asylum - but two say 'maybe'
Poll: Should Ireland grant asylum to Edward Snowden?
Snowden applies for asylum in Ireland… and 18 other nations
Ed Snowden applies for asylum in Russia, Putin: He can stay if he stops leaking
Tonight's Evening Fix... now with added apologies from Death Row inmates
Observer newspaper pulls front page story about the NSA
Russian official says Snowden case at 'dead end'
Edward Snowden's choice of Ecuador is riddled with problems
White House cranks up the pressure to find Edward Snowden
Ed Snowden vanishes in Moscow after skipping his flight to Cuba
Ed Snowden was supposed to be on this flight to Cuba... but he didn't turn up
US tells Russia to give Snowden back as whistleblower set to leave Moscow
Former US spy Edward Snowden leaves Hong Kong bound for Russia
Civil liberties groups claim PRISM breaches international human rights
Sales of George Orwell's '1984' up 6,000% since US surveillance scandal
You're fired: US surveillance whistleblower sacked by his employer
EU to raise concerns about US data surveillance in Dublin summit
This is the man responsible for one of the biggest leaks in US history
George W. Obama? Here's how the HuffPo is covering the US surveillance scandal
Top secret: US government continues with Bush-era phone monitoring
Attitudes towards disabled more negative in past five years - report