As G20 nations meet in Britain, The Guardian reveals massive surveillance of previous international summits, with fascinating details...Obama will also face opposition for expanding support of Syrian opposition.
--Ed Snowden responds to critics, says he has not shared secrets with China
--Obama's claim "nobody's listening to your phone calls" is contradicted by Rep. Jerrold Nadler (D-NY) following classified briefing
--in this excerpt from our Boiling Frogs interview, Cryptome founder John Young tells how NSA can conduct cyber attacks and blame them on others
--Gail Collins in NY Times profiles one victim of an erroneous, heavy-handed terrorism investigation, Brandon Mayfield of Portland, OR
--Obama left it to underlings to announce new Syria policy, sending mixed signals to all sides
--Turkish prime minister rallies his supporters in Istanbul, as he orders brutal crackdown of protests just a few miles away
--Iran elects new "moderate" leader
--Supreme Court knocks down Arizona law that required proof of citizenship for voter registration
--War on Women heats up, as GOP-run House will pass a restrictive abortion law tomorrow; the House also passed a bill to require minimum sentences for sex crimes in military
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