A round-up of some of the stories we're reading this morning at Moyers and Company.

A roundup of the stories the Moyers & Company crew are reading today.

Edward Snowden's leaks about government surveillance have launched a debate about the role of whistleblowers and leakers in our democracy.

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.

David Sirota explains how private contractors like Booz Allen bankroll Congress and control the debate about security, surveillance and privacy.

Perspectives from Robert Reich, Chris Hedges, Lee Fang and others on the story everyone's tapping into.

One of the terms that has gotten a lot of play in this week’s NSA surveillance program coverage is “big data.” What is it and what effect will it have on our privacy?

Mark Fiore's "security bear" says domestic spying is nothing to worry about "unless you're a terrorist, a leaker or, um, a fan of the Bill of Rights."

David Sirota argues that the national intelligence director has become "the embodiment of perjury before Congress."

Snuggly is working with the Department of Justice and Eric Holder. See what they've been up to lately as they fight press freedom-- er, terrorism.