Sentences with phrase «revelations about the national security»

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The development could bring an abrupt end to the high - stakes legal showdown which has become a lightning rod for a broader debate on data privacy in the United States, which was inflamed by revelations in 2013 from former National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden about the U.S. government's massive surveillance programs.

In the week following former national security adviser Michael Flynn's guilty plea, new details have emerged about the meeting President Donald Trump's son, Donald Trump Jr., attended in July 2016 with a Russian lawyer who offered him «dirt» on Hillary Clinton, among other revelations.

2 These workshops took place in early 2013, prior to the revelations by former U.S. National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden about the agency's cyberespionage activities.

Rifkind's committee faces question - marks over its handling of the revelations about the US National Security Agency's Prism programme and its cooperation with the British eavesdropping service GCHQ.

After Edward Snowden's revelations about GCHQ's role in mass personal data harvesting alongside the US National Security Agency, sceptics may be inclined to take such guidance with a pinch of salt.

Furthermore, the Common Core assessments emerged onto the public agenda in the wake of revelations of widespread privacy violations by the National Security Agency, playing into heightened fears about data mining.

In other words, granting Binyam Mohamed and his four co-defendants their day in court might result in official confirmation, or new revelations, of the CIA's relationship with Jeppesen; of the cooperation and complicity of foreign governments in rendition and torture; about the Rendition, Detention, and Interrogation program in general; and about the CIA's practices and methods — all matters which, our government insists and the narrowest of majorities of the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals agrees, «in the interests of national security should not be divulged.»

We have become almost immune to new revelations about the warrantless seizure of communications data by the United States National Security Agency and Government Communications Headquarters in Britain while little is known about Communications Security Establishment in Canada.