Sen. Durbin: I've tried to narrow gathering of info
Sen. Dick Durbin, D-Ill., chairman of the subcommittee that oversees funding for intelligence, speaks about National Security Agency scandal
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CBS News senior correspondent John Miller discusses thwarted terror operations and the NSA's surveillance program
NSA head: Dozens of plots stopped with surveillance programs
Congress will learn more about how secret surveillance helped prevent terror attacks
NSA docs show govt. can keep copies of calls, emails indefinitely
Britain's Guardian newspaper is publishing new, secret documents about the NSA surveillance program
Edward Snowden charged with espionage
U.S. government has charged Edward Snowden with espionage for exposing surveillance programs
U.S. pressures Hong Kong to extradite Snowden
The U.S. is pressuring Hong Kong to extradite Edward Snowden back to the U.S. to face espionage charges
Edward Snowden flees Hong Kong for Moscow
Edward Snowden has fled Hong Kong for Moscow, where he is likely headed to Cuba and eventually Ecuador to seek asylum
Edward Snowden's impact on U.S. relations with China, Russia
Hong Kong's decision not to arrest and extradite Edward Snowden, as well as Russia's decision to accept his passage through Moscow, has drawn criticism from the U.S. lawmakers who say the two nations are taking his side
Russia and China OK with defying Obama on Snowden
David Sanger, chief Washington correspondent for The New York Times, shares analysis Edward Snowden's movements
Kerry: "Serious consequences" if Snowden boards plane from Russia
The White House is pressuring other countries, including Russia and Cuba, to send NSA leaker Edward Snowden to the U.S.
Edward Snowden on the run, reportedly in Russia
The plane believed to be carrying Snowden touched down in Moscow late Sunday
Snowden holed up in Moscow airport: What's his next move?
Snowden, the man who leaked info about secret U.S. surveillance programs, is holed up in the Moscow airport
Al Qaeda, terror groups to change strategies after NSA leaks
Intelligence sources say Al Qaeda and other terror groups are already taking advantage of the leaks
Biden speaks with Ecuador's president on Snowden
Vice President Joe Biden spoke with Ecuador's president about Edward Snowden
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Three countries offer asylum to Edward Snowden
Edward Snowden has been marooned at a Moscow airport for two weeks desperately seeking a safe haven
FBI video trains officers on insider threats
CBS News has obtained a government video that demonstrates how to spot suspicious activity within the organizations. CBS News special correspondent John Miller reports on the threat of intelligence officers stealing secrets and measures now being used to combat it.
Miller: "Things are closing in" for Snowden
CBS News senior correspondent John Miller, a former FBI assistant director, discusses Snowden's stay in the Moscow airport, his requests for asylum, and the charges leveled at him by the U.S.
NSA leaker Edward Snowden to emerge from hiding
Fugitive leaker Edward Snowden may break his silence, planning to meet with human rights groups at the Moscow airport where he's been holed-up for nearly three weeks. Elizabeth Palmer reports.
Snowden comes out of hiding in Russia
Edward Snowden - the NSA leaker who has been holed up at the Moscow Airport for nearly three weeks - met with human rights groups and some reports say he may be seeking asylum in Russia. CBS News' Elizabeth Palmer reports.
Edward Snowden emerges from hiding in Moscow
NSA leaker Edward Snowden, who continues to be holed up at a Moscow airport, met with a small group of human rights advocates and released a statement asking for help in getting asylum in Russia. Bob Orr reports.
NSA surveillance: Officials defend programs
On Capitol Hill, intelligence officials faced skepticism from senators asking if too much privacy was being sacrificed in the name of national security
NSA leaker Edward Snowden leaves Moscow airport
Snowden left Moscow's Sheremetyevo airport and his lawyer said he is getting a year of asylum in Russia
Snowden saga: Obama under pressure to respond
Members of Congress are urging President Obama to reconsider an upcoming summit with Russia for granting Edward Snowden asylum
Snowden asylum strains U.S. relations with Russia
NSA leaker Edward Snowden is spending his first full day in Russia after being granted temporary asylum
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