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House to debate NSA surveillance. Is the policy in jeopardy?

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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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House to debate NSA surveillance. Is the policy in jeopardy?

Microsoft gave NSA access to encrypted messages

When in doubt, NSA searches information on Americans

In the end, NSA might not need to snoop so secretly

NSA surveillance debate gives rise to bipartisan Civil Liberties Coalition

'1984' book sales surge on NSA spy scandal

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

Snooping states: NSA not alone in spying on citizens

Chinese cartoonists have field day with NSA revelations

NSA revelations trigger a spike in '1984' sales

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House to debate NSA surveillance. Is the policy in jeopardy?

Microsoft gave NSA access to encrypted messages

When in doubt, NSA searches information on Americans

In the end, NSA might not need to snoop so secretly

NSA surveillance debate gives rise to bipartisan Civil Liberties Coalition

'1984' book sales surge on NSA spy scandal

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

Snooping states: NSA not alone in spying on citizens

Chinese cartoonists have field day with NSA revelations

NSA revelations trigger a spike in '1984' sales

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