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06/12/2013 10:41 pm ET The National Security Agency is struggling to provide details about its surveillance work to the American people without revealing classified information, said the agency's director General Keith Alexander in testimony to a U.S. Senate committee on Wednesday. Alexander's comments followed last week's public disclosure of NSA contractor Edward Snowden's assertions that the government monitors internet and phone data.

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The strange sound of Northern lights captured by Finnish researchers

NSA chief: 'We're trying to be transparent'

Are birds evolving to dodge cars?

Deepest spot on Earth a hotspot for bacteria, say scientists

Nonprofit offers advice, resources for single mothers worldwide

NASA 'arsenic life' claim refuted by two new studies

Too pretty to fight? Army shakeup over frontline push for women

What will the next Mars rover do? NASA unveils design.

Humanlike robot legs taking baby steps

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The strange sound of Northern lights captured by Finnish researchers

NSA chief: 'We're trying to be transparent'

Are birds evolving to dodge cars?

Deepest spot on Earth a hotspot for bacteria, say scientists

Nonprofit offers advice, resources for single mothers worldwide

NASA 'arsenic life' claim refuted by two new studies

Too pretty to fight? Army shakeup over frontline push for women

What will the next Mars rover do? NASA unveils design.

Humanlike robot legs taking baby steps

A postcard from Mars: NASA rover sends stunning panorama

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