The Senate immigration reform bill increases funding to expand U.S. border surveillance -- including controversial 24/7 domestic drones.

Could journalists who print Edward Snowden's disclosures face government prosecution?

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?

Lawrence Lessig and Bill explore how we can protect our privacy when Big Government and Big Business morph into Big Brother.

Through Rootstrikers, Lawrence Lessig seeks to stem the influence of money on our political system, what he considers the underlying source of challenges to American democracy.

Despite its expressed commitment to transparency, the controversial organization appears to have undertaken efforts to stop its documents from falling into outside hands.

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."

Professor and activist Lawrence Lessig tells Bill that government should be utilizing technology to protect our liberties as much as it does to invade our privacy.

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

The academic and political activist will talk about the corrupting influence of money on politics and how to take our democracy back from the billionaires.