The renewed patriotism and commitment we felt 15 years ago has decayed, sullied by jingoism, xenophobia and paranoid fantasies about race and religion.

Software created by the controversial UK based Gamma Group International was used to spy on computers that appear to be located in the United States.

First it was the banks, now it's a massive intelligence agency. The NSA is arguing that it's too large and complex to comply with a recent court order.

In this excerpt from Greenwald's new book, the journalist relates the story of his first contact with Edward Snowden, and how he came to comprehend the importance of the documents Snowden had.

A year ago, Edward Snowden leaked classified documents on America's mass surveillance program. Investigative reporter Julia Angwin tells Bill what surprised her most about the revelations.

States are considering laws that prevent private companies from photographing license plates. The companies are pushing back.

Edward Snowden's lawyer, the ACLU's Ben Wizner, discusses his growing concern with our surveillance state and what could happen if NSA programs aren't rolled back.

Bill recommends investigative journalist Julia Angwin's new book, Dragnet Nation, and reflects on the striking similarities between some classic dystopian novels and America today.