Snowden: ‘No Relationship’ With Russian Government
May 29 – Former U.S. National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden tells a U.S. television interviewer he is not under the control of Russia’s government. Sarah Toms reports.
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VIDEO: Former CIA Officer: Snowden Was No Spy
In an interview, Edward Snowden says he was a spy working for the CIA and NSA. Former CIA officer Lindsay Moran explains why she thinks that’s not likely, on the News Hub with Sara Murray. Photo: AP.
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German TV: Snowden Says NSA Also Spies On Industry
BERLIN — Former NSA contractor Edward Snowden claimed in a new interview that the U.S. agency is involved in industrial espionage. In the interview aired Sunday night on German public television broadcaster ARD, Snowden said if German engineering company Siemens […]
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Snowden Suspected Of Covering Electronic Tracks
BY ADAM GOLDMAN AND KIMBERLY DOZIER – ASSOCIATED PRESS – Aug 24, 3:30 AM EDT – WASHINGTON (AP) — The U.S. government’s efforts to determine which highly classified materials leaker Edward Snowden took from the National Security Agency have been frustrated by Snowden’s […]
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U.S. And Russia Seek To Keep Working Ties Despite Snowden, Summit Fuss
By Lesley Wroughton and Phil Stewart | Thu Aug 8, 2013 10:11pm EDT (Reuters) WASHINGTON – U.S. and Russian officials will seek to maintain a working relationship when they meet in Washington on Friday, even though the political mood between their countries has […]
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Russia Grants Snowden A Year’s Asylum, Summit In Doubt
MOSCOW – Russia granted American fugitive Edward Snowden a year’s asylum on Thursday, allowing the former U.S. spy agency contractor to slip quietly out of Moscow’s Sheremetyevo airport after more than five weeks in limbo but angering the United States. The White […]
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U.S. Lawmakers Want Sanctions On Any Country Taking In Snowden
WASHINGTON – A U.S. Senate panel voted unanimously on Thursday to seek trade or other sanctions againstRussia or any other country that offers asylum to former spy agency contractor Edward Snowden, who has been holed up for weeks at a Moscow […]
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Former CIA Chief, Michael Hayden Talks About Snowden’s NSA Leaks (VIDEO)
Gen. Michael Hayden, former director of the Central Intelligence Agency, spoke out on Edward Snowden Friday morning, criticizing the whistleblower for sparking a debate about surveillance that came “at a tremendously high price.” “American firms doing nothing but obeying American law […]
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Russia’s President Vladimir Putin Puts U.S. Ties Above Snowden
MOSCOW – President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday gave his clearest signal yet that he will not let a dispute over the fate of former U.S. spy contractor Edward Snowden derail Russia’s relations with the United States. But a lawyer assisting […]
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Hackers Ask Feds To Stay Away From Convention To Defuse Tension Over Snowden
BOSTON – The annual Def Con hacking convention has asked the federal government to stay away this year for the first time in its 21-year history, saying Edward Snowden’s revelations have made some in the community uncomfortable about having feds […]
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U.S. Air Force Sees No Wrongdoing By Booz Allen In Snowden Matter
WASHINGTON – The U.S. Air Force said it sees no evidence that a defense contractor that employed Edward Snowden is responsible for his disclosure of classified U.S. information, a finding that allows the company to continue doing business with the Pentagon. […]
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U.S. fugitive Snowden Offered Asylum In Venezuela
CARACAS – Venezuela’s President Nicolas Maduro offered asylum to former U.S. intelligence contractor Edward Snowden in defiance of Washington, which is demanding his arrest for divulging details of secret U.S. spy programs. Snowden, 30, is believed to be holed up in […]
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VIDEO: Where does Edward Snowden go now?
Wikileaks says NSA leaker Edward Snowden has unsuccessfully applied to 20 countries for extradition, now including Russia. The Post’s Will Englund reports from Moscow on Snowden’s options.
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VIDEO: Correa pedirá opinión de EEUU por asilo de Snowden
El presidente de Ecuador, Rafael Correa, pedirá opinión de EEUU sobre caso del exagente de la CIA, pero su decisión, anuncia, será autónoma.
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Snowden’s father says former contractor may return if conditions met
WASHINGTON – The father of former U.S. spy agency contractor Edward Snowden said in an interview that while he has not had recent contact with him, he is reasonably confident his son would return to the United States if […]
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Snowden still at airport, Ecuador asylum decision may take weeks
MOSCOW – A former U.S. spy agency contractor facing charges of espionage remained in hiding at a Moscow airport on Wednesday while the prospect grew of a protracted Russian-U.S. wrangle over his fate. Ecuador, where Edward Snowden has requested asylum, […]
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Putin says Snowden at Russian airport, signals no extradition
NAANTALI, Finland – Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Tuesday former U.S. spy agency contractor Edward Snowden was still in the transit area of Moscow’s Sheremetyevo airport, was free to leave and should do so as soon as possible. Putin […]
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Russia defiant as U.S. raises pressure over Snowden
MOSCOW/HONG KONG – Washington pressed Moscow on Monday to do all in its power to expel former U.S. spy agency contractor Edward Snowden before he gets the chance to take an expected flight to Cuba to evade prosecution in the […]
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Snowden Leaves Hong Kong, Cuba Among Possible Destinations
HONG KONG – A former contractor for the U.S. National Security Agency, charged by the United States with espionage, was allowed to leave Hong Kong on Sunday because a U.S. extradition request did not comply with the law, the Hong […]
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Iceland received informal approach over Snowden seeking asylum
REYKJAVIK – Iceland has received an informal approach from an intermediary who says Edward Snowden, the former National Security Agency contractor who exposed the U.S. government’s secret surveillance programs, wants to seek asylum there. Snowden, the former employee of contractor […]
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Snowden hits back against critics of NSA leaks
(Reuters) – The former National Security Agency contractor who revealed the U.S. government’s top-secret monitoring of Americans’ phone and Internet data fought back against his critics on Monday, saying the government’s “litany of lies” about the programs compelled him to […]
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VIDEO: So many eyes with access to so many top-secret documents
NSA leaker Edward Snowden worked for two private contractors, including Booz Allen Hamilton. The Post’s Robert O’Harrow tells us how outsourcing U.S. intelligence has put top-secret information in the hands of thousands of non-government employees.
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