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Rubio: Reports of NSA spying on Congress ‘worse than some people might think’

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State Dept. has no comment on Israel spying report
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State Dept. has no comment on Israel spying report

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President Obama warned back in January 2014, that while his administration would try to curb espionage activities against
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Flashback: Obama warned U.S. might still spy on allies

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Republican presidential candidate Carly Fiorina said on Tuesday that bulk metadata collection has failed to prevent terrorist attacks on American soil. (AP Photo/Nati Harnik)
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Fiorina: Bulk surveillance failed to stop attacks

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Sen. Ron Johnson said,

Cybersecurity legislation passes Congress

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The poll found the highest amount of respondents, 20 percent, think carrying guns is
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‘That’s just crazy’ voters respond to Obama visa screenings

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These House-passed policies becoming law is an important step to increase our defenses against damaging cyberattacks,

Cyberlegislation set to pass in spite of controversy

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During a debate with Rubio on U.S. surveillance capabilities, Cruz went into detail on the new law. (AP Photo/Mark J. Terrill)
National Security

No investigation over Cruz debate comments

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As the legal architecture surrounding surveillance capability evolves, indiscriminate data collection is becoming more difficult, and calls for targeted deterrence mechanisms are becoming a hallmark of this year's end.
Magazine

Targeted surveillance could be the new weapon against terrorism

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Paul slams ‘authoritarian’ Christie over bulk data collection
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Paul slams ‘authoritarian’ Christie over bulk data collection

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