The ruling contradicts intelligence officials' statements following Edward Snowden's revelation that the NSA was snooping on Americans' phone records.

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Mobile phones are unique sources of evidence because they have the potential to contain a vast amount of relevant information. At the same time, they also hold nonrelevant information that can be ...

Civil liberties activists have long argued that bulk collection of Americans’ phone records doesn’t make us any safer. Now, we’ve got pretty clear evidence that’s the case. If Murry is telling the ...

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WASHINGTON — Telephone companies are quietly balking at the idea of changing how they collect and store Americans’ phone records to help the National Security Agency’s surveillance programs. They’re ...

The federal government's collection of bulk data from the telephone calls of virtually every American will stop at midnight Saturday, ending a raging controversy that began with disclosures about the ...

The National Security Agency purged millions of Americans’ phone records after learning that some of the data was collected in error last fall as part of a ...

A federal appeals court ruled on Thursday that the National Security Agency's routine mass collection of Americans' phone records and metadata is unlawful. The three judges ruled that the NSA's use of ...

The controversial broadening of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court's powers after the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks is under renewed focus after Wednesday's report that the panel has ...