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Is Glenn Greenwald Still "Red-Hot"? The Politico Investigates
Tom Scocca · 09/04/14 05:00PMPolitico Magazine is a magazine edition of The Politico—America's worst publication—whose mission is "to pull back from the flood to understand what it's all about." The flood, in that metaphor, is supposed to be the tremendous churning hourly volume of vacuous meta- and meta-meta-political Narrative and Controversy that sustains The Politico and is sustained by The Politico.
NSA, FBI Spied on Muslim-American Leaders, Including Ex-Bush Official
Andy Cush · 07/09/14 09:05AMWhat Happened to Glenn Greenwald's Big Scoop?
Adam Weinstein · 07/01/14 02:00PMSomething big is brewing in NSA Revelation Land—a scoop from columnist and reporter Glenn Greenwald that was supposed to be published at midnight last night. But now Glenn Greenwald and fellow Intercept reporter Murtaza Hussein have delayed their story, pending new government information, and the internet is freaking out.
Why Did Wikileaks Name "Country X" When Glenn Greenwald Wouldn't?
Adam Weinstein · 05/23/14 11:35AMMichael Kinsley Comes Out Against Journalism
Hamilton Nolan · 05/22/14 02:59PM"The Story of Our Lives" at the Sources and Secrets Conference
Hamilton Nolan · 03/21/14 02:15PMCanadian Official Dubs Glenn Greenwald "Porn-Spy"
Brendan O'Connor · 02/01/14 01:15PMGlenn Greenwald: I Defend Snowden 'Like People on MSNBC Defend Obama'
Cord Jefferson · 12/26/13 07:49PMGlenn Greenwald, who famously worked with Edward Snowden this year to publicize the NSA's massive surveillance program, today rejected the idea that his role in the Snowden affair has gone from journalist to cheerleader, calling that criticism "ludicrous" and questioning his MSNBC interviewer's own partisanship.
After 30 Years of Silence, the Original NSA Whistleblower Looks Back
Adrian Chen · 11/12/13 01:51PMThe four-story brownstone at 141 East 37th Street in Manhattan has no remarkable features: a plain building on a quiet tree-lined street in the shadow of the Empire State Building. In the summer of 1920, Herbert O. Yardley, a government codebreaker, moved in with a gang of math geniuses and began deciphering intercepted Japanese diplomatic telegrams. This was the Black Chamber, America's first civilian code-breaking agency. From this was born the American surveillance state, and eventually the sprawling National Security Agency, which you may have heard about recently.
David Brooks Gets Accurately Insulted In His Own Paper's Op-Ed Section
Hamilton Nolan · 10/28/13 08:29AMThe NSA Monitored Tens of Millions of Phone Calls in Spain Last Year
Taylor Berman · 10/28/13 07:23AMMax Read · 10/24/13 10:41AM
Here's journalist Glenn Greenwald with his boyfriend David Miranda, "at home in Rio." Greenwald, who just left The Guardian to launch a new publication with eBay founder Pierre Omidyar, has a cover profile in the coming issue of The Advocate. Next up: Brazilian Playboy (fully clothed). Image by Cale via Out.com.
Glenn Greenwald's New Media Outlet Will Be Backed by eBay Founder
Taylor Berman · 10/16/13 07:47AMGlenn Greenwald Leaving The Guardian To Start His Own Media Outlet
Adrian Chen · 10/15/13 03:48PMGlenn Greenwald's Partner Detained in London for Terror Questioning
Max Rivlin-Nadler · 08/18/13 03:09PMEdward Snowden Docs Reportedly Contain “Blueprint” to NSA Operations
Taylor Berman · 07/14/13 11:54PMIn an interview with the Associated Press on Sunday, Glenn Greenwald said NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden has “blueprints” that explain how the NSA operates. Greenwald described the documents as "basically the instruction manual for how the NSA is built,” and said they are detailed enough to allow readers to evade or possibly duplicate NSA surveillance techniques.
Glenn Greenwald Takes His Turn in the Spotlight
Taylor Berman · 06/26/13 11:16PMGlenn Greenwald, the Guardian journalist who broke the Edward Snowden story, found himself in the spotlight on Wednesday as two very different articles about him were published. The first, from the New York Daily News, focused on Greenwald's involvment with a porn company in the early 2000s and his substantial tax debt. The other, a more detailed and flattering profile in BuzzFeed, covered Greenwald's life and his unusual career path, touching and expanding on some of the more salacious details from the Daily News story.
Snowden Surfaces: "I'm Neither Traitor Nor Hero. I'm an American."
Max Read · 06/12/13 10:05AMEdward Snowden, the 29-year-old whose leak of NSA documents revealed important details about the surveillance agency's mammoth online data-mining operation, resurfaced for the first time since his self-unmasking this weekend, telling a Hong Kong paper "I'm neither traitor nor hero. I'm an American."