NSA Takes a Hit in Fight for American Public Opinion
The National Security Agency began the week with a public relations coup: a favorable segment on the spy agency by the CBS News program 60 Minutes. But then the week continued.
The National Security Agency began the week with a public relations coup: a favorable segment on the spy agency by the CBS News program 60 Minutes. But then the week continued.
He pulled off the year’s most spectacular heist. Exiled from his country, the 30-year-old computer whiz has become the doomsayer of the information age
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Whenever a President of the U.S. stops believing his own spin, the people should take notice
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With public opinion and Congressional momentum against him, President Obama attempted to recalibrate expectations and redouble his sales effort for targeted military strikes, during a press conference Friday in Russia after a …
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After an evening stroll with his chief of staff on Friday, Obama decided that he didn’t want to go to war alone, surprising even his closest aides by choosing to seek congressional approval for a military strike