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Lon Snowden of Lehigh County, father of Edward Snowden, says he has secured a visa to visit his son in Russia.
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An influential Russian parliament member who often speaks for the Kremlin encouraged NSA leaker Edward Snowden on Sunday to accept Venezuela's offer of asylum.
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The presidents of Nicaragua and Venezuela offered Friday to grant asylum to NSA leaker Edward Snowden.
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Confusion over the whereabouts of National Security Agency leaker Edward Snowden grew on Monday after a jetliner flew from Moscow to Cuba with an empty seat booked in his name.
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The criminal case against Edward Snowden could turn into a prolonged legal battle.
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The Justice Department has charged former National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden with espionage and theft of government property in the NSA surveillance case.
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Federal agents announced Tuesday they have cracked a major case of international espionage, high tech organized crime, and piracy.
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Britain's phone hacking scandal entered a new and expanded criminal phase Tuesday.
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Several hundred protesters gathered Monday at the New Jersey State House to show support for a former Rutgers student convicted of bias intimidation and to call attention to what they see as injustices in New Jersey's hate-crime laws.
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The former Rutgers student who was convicted of hate crimes after using his webcam to see his roommate kissing another man is asking a judge to give him probation rather than prison.
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Convicted Israeli spy Jonathan Jay Pollard has been hospitalized at a prison medical center in Butner, N.C., since April 4, the U.S. Bureau of Prisons said Monday.
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The man who was spied on during intimate encounters with a Rutgers freshman who later committed suicide wants the former student convicted in the case to go to prison.
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Undercover NYPD officers attended meetings of liberal political organizations and kept intelligence files on activists who planned protests around the country, according to interviews and documents that show how police have used counterterrorism tactics to monitor even lawful activities.
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The former Rutgers University student convicted in the webcam spying case that ended in his gay roommate's suicide says he was insensitive, but not biased.
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An alternate juror in the trial of a former Rutgers University student convicted of webcam spying says he disagrees with the verdict.
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Accused of using a webcam to spy on his gay roommate's love life, he has been convicted of bias intimidation and invasion of privacy.
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A former Rutgers student accused of using a webcam to spy on his gay roommate's love life has been convicted of bias intimidation and invasion of privacy.
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Mayor Michael Bloomberg responded Friday to criticism of the New York Police Department's surveillance of Muslims across state lines, saying that police attended public meetings to protect the city from terrorism and informed New Jersey authorities about their findings.
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A Rutgers University resident assistant may be called to testify in the trial of a former student accused of using his webcam to spy on a roommate's intimate encounter with another man.
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A key prosecution witness is expected to be back on the witness stand in the trial of a former Rutgers student accused of using a webcam to spy on his roommate kissing another man.
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A judge will have to decide what jurors hear about a Rutgers University student's request for a new room in the days before he committed suicide.
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A Rutgers University student who says she saw a webcast of a classmate's intimate encounter testified in court Friday.
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The New York Police Department targeted Muslim mosques with tactics normally reserved for criminal organizations, according to newly obtained police documents that showed police collecting the license plates of worshippers, monitoring them on surveillance cameras and cataloging sermons through a network of informants.
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When a Danish newspaper published inflammatory cartoons of Prophet Muhammad in September 2005, Muslim communities around the world erupted in outrage. Violent mobs took to the streets in the Middle East. A Somali man even broke into the cartoonist's house in Denmark with an ax.
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U.S. Sen. Bob Menendez is asking federal authorities to investigate the New York Police Department's surveillance of Muslim communities in New Jersey.
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Lawyers in the trial of a former Rutgers student accused of using a webcam to spy on his roommate's intimate encounter with another man have started using their preemptory challenges to narrow the jury pool.
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The family of an American man sentenced to death in Iran for allegedly being a CIA spy says he was visiting relatives and was not spying for the CIA.
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When New York undercover officers and informants were infiltrating a mosque in Queens in 2006, they failed to notice the increasingly radical sentiments of a young man who prayed there. Police also kept tabs on a Muslim student group at Queens College, but missed a member's growing anti-Americanism.
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An Iranian-American from Michigan is not a CIA spy as authorities in that country claim, his father said Monday.
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The CIA's operations in Lebanon have been badly damaged after Hezbollah identified and captured a number of U.S. spies recently, current and former U.S. officials told The Associated Press. The intelligence debacle is particularly troubling because the CIA saw it coming.
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A Pennsylvania man who secretly filmed foreign exchange students inside his home has been ordered to spend at least four years in prison.
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The parents of a Rutgers student who killed himself after his roommate allegedly used a webcam to spy on his intimate encounter with another man are returning to campus.
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A British newspaper reports that Rupert Murdoch paid former News International chief Rebekah Brooks $2.7 million.
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A legal adviser to Rupert Murdoch's newspapers warned the company three years ago there was overwhelming evidence that several senior journalists at the News of the World tabloid were using illegal methods, according to documents released Tuesday.
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Prosecutors in Middlesex County are expected to appeal a ruling that would force them to provide a defense lawyer with the name of an alleged victim in a high-profile webcam spying case.
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The nation's top satellite spy master says the National Reconnaissance Office is back on target with its budget and with new programs that help hunt everything from al-Qaida bomb planters to illegal North Korean nuclear plants.
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Police investigating phone hacking and police bribery at defunct British tabloid News of the World on Tuesday arrested a man, believed to be a former executive at the newspaper.
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