The NSA is receiving accessible information on our personal lives through technology we use daily.

A roundup of some of the stories we're reading at Moyers & Company HQ...

The Washington Post published another eye-opening story on NSA snooping over the holiday weekend.

As Senator Feinstein has revealed, the CIA will not only stall but even spy on Congress to impede its investigation of wrongdoing.

In today's Web-centric era, our privacy is at risk of being violated by numerous entities in numerous ways. Julia Angwin outlines each.

What will it take to change a democracy driven by fear?

Surveillance expert Heidi Boghosian says Obama's plans for reforming America's spying program could either help to restore public trust in government or "thin the lifeblood" of our democracy.

Bill examines two major threats to democracy: the money and media election complex destroying our politics and the extraordinary surveillance invading our privacy.

With friends like US, who needs enemies? The US "now resembles a rogue superpower to an increasingly resistant and restless world."

Want an easy job with little supervision and the power to steamroll personal privacy? Look no further than FISA, explains Mark Fiore through his latest political 'toon.