Chinese state media chide US over surveillance revelations
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- Category: Global Eye
- Published on Saturday, 15 June 2013 18:03
- Written by Barbara Demick / Los Angeles Times
BEIJING—Officially, the Chinese government has nothing to say about Edward Snowden. But unofficially, its representatives are happy to dump on the United States.
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Limits on who can see NSA data sought
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- Category: Global Eye
- Published on Saturday, 15 June 2013 17:58
- Written by William Douglas & David Lightman / McClatchy Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON—The Senate intelligence committee chairman on Thursday vowed an effort to limit the access of government contract workers, such as Edward Snowden, to highly classified information.
Snowden smuggled out data on thumb drive, officials say
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- Category: Global Eye
- Published on Saturday, 15 June 2013 17:57
- Written by Ken Dilanian, Richard A. Serrano & Michael A. Memoli / Tribune Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON—Former National Security Agency contract employee Edward Snowden used a computer thumb drive, a portable data storage device that is supposedly barred inside the spying agency, to smuggle highly classified documents out of an NSA facility in Hawaii, according to US officials.
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