State of Play

Revelations about NSA compliance raise questions, but don’t prove deliberate misconduct

David Miranda’s detention was a terrible mistake. But that doesn’t mean he’s innocent

President Obama needs to respond to the Kremlin’s nasty behavior

But do we accept that or build a better internet?

Thinking critically about what we know of NSA surveillance

Bradley Manning was rightly convicted, but his case is still troubling

There are no two ways about it: Edward Snowden is defecting to Russia

Journalists should be able to protect their sources, within reason

Underneath a clever story lie troubling questions

It’s silly to expect a spy agency like the NSA not to spy. But the NSA — and Congress — should do more to rebuild public trust

Edward Snowden is the vanguard of a broader challenge

Why is it such a scandal that a spy agency spies?

The Manichean Politics of Journalists for Snowden

The reporting on Edward Snowden has been dreadful. Is there a way to make it better?

Could the real problem be Edward Snowden?

The latest NSA eavesdropping debate should be about us

A complicated man at the center of a complicated trial

President Obama’s new direction in the war on terror turns back the clock