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New Revelations about NSA Monitoring of US Correspondence
The National Security Agency is monitoring more email and texts than previously acknowledged. The New York Times reports that the NSA monitors emails and texts from and to Americans who are writing about foreigners under surveillance.
By Madeleine Brand • • 1 min readThe National Security Agency is monitoring more email and texts than previously acknowledged. The New York Times reports that the NSA monitors emails and texts from and to Americans who are writing about foreigners under surveillance. Previously, it had admitted intercepting communications fro Americans who were in direct contact with such a person. Charlie Savage, Washington correspondent for the New York Times, has more.
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