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The US Department of Justice said Snowden's new book violates non-disclosure agreements.
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Russia extends NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden's residency visa to 2020.
New security breach at the NSA as contractor is arrested
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Edward Snowden campaigners have launched a push for a pardon by the US president.
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Edward Snowden signs up to Twitter
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Edward Snowden has been honored by the Norwegian Academy of Literature and Freedom of Expression for his revelations of the mass surveillance
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USA Freedom Act passed by Senate and signed by President Obama, limiting NSA surveillance
The US Senate has passed the USA Freedom Act putting an end to the mass collection of Americans' telephone records by the National Security Agency.
US spying powers suspended after Senate setback
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