Kerry: Consequences "without a question" if China, Russia aiding Snowden

Secretary of State said NSA leaker Edward Snowden "places himself above the law having betrayed his country"

• Jun 24, 2013
• 03:43

How far would U.S. go to get Edward Snowden?

WH press secretary told CBS News the U.S. expects Russian authorities to "examine all the options available to them to dispel" Edward Snowden

• Jun 24, 2013
• 02:20

Hong Kong hurt "trust" with United States by letting Snowden go, WH says

Press secretary Jay Carney said China dealt a "serious setback" to its "mutual trust" with the United States by letting Edward Snowden go

• Jun 24, 2013
• 03:26

Obama: U.S. pursuing Snowden through all "appropriate legal channels"

President Obama told reporters the United States is "working with various other countries to make sure that rule of law is observed" in tracking down down Edward Snowden

• Jun 24, 2013
• 00:26

Corker: Border plan should "put to rest" security concerns

Sen. Bob Corker, R-Tenn., a co-sponsor of an amendment to the Senate immigration bill that greatly increases the resources allocated for border security, explains why his plan should help compel wavering senators support the bill.

• Jun 23, 2013
• 03:55

NSA leaker Snowden arrives in Moscow

Edward Snowden, the man who leaked the NSA surveillance programs, fled Hong Kong and arrived in Moscow on Sunday. CBS News' Kevin O'Flynn reports.

• Jun 23, 2013
• 01:38

Open: This is Face the Nation, June 23

The latest on the NSA leaks and Edward Snowden's whereabouts, plus immigration and more, with Senators Dianne Feinstein, Bob Corker and Jeff Sessions. Plus a panel featuring Bobby Ghosh, Susan Page, Gerald Seib, John Dickerson, Bob Orr and Major Garrett.

• Jun 23, 2013
• 01:30

Feinstein: Snowden fleeing Hong Kong for Moscow "a very big surprise"

"I think it's a very big surprise," said Sen. Dianne Feinstein, D-Cal., on the news that NSA leaker Edward Snowden fled Hong Kong and arrived in Moscow on Sunday. "I had actually thought that China would see this as an opportunity to improve relations and extradite him to the United States."

• Jun 23, 2013
• 07:07

What in the world is going on with Edward Snowden?

John Dickerson, Bob Orr, Major Garrett, Susan Page, Bobby Ghosh, and Gerald Seib discuss the ongoing saga of NSA leaker Edward Snowden, who fled Hong Kong and arrived in Moscow on Sunday.

• Jun 23, 2013
• 20:47

Garrett: U.S. "doesn't know what happened" with Snowden extradition

"The United States doesn't know what happened" with Hong Kong's decision to allow NSA leaker Edward Snowden to flee to Moscow, says CBS News chief White House correspondent Major Garrett, adding that the U.S. thought it put together a "really good" case for Snowden's extradition.

• Jun 23, 2013
• 03:56

Snowden, NSA leaks, immigration - coming up on "Face the Nation"

Bob Schieffer tells you what to watch for on the June 23rd edition of "Face the Nation."

• Jun 23, 2013
• 00:37

Officials say NSA programs stopped over 50 potential terror attacks

Officials claim NSA surveillance has stopped 50 potential attacks since September 11, 2001

• Jun 18, 2013
• 02:04

FBI Director: Surveillance "has been instrumental" in stopping terror threats

FBI Director Robert Mueller says NSA surveillance programs have contributed to - or been instrumental in - the stopping of terrorist threats

• Jun 19, 2013
• 01:17

How much damage did NSA surveillance leaks do?

Juan Zarate: Recent leaks of government surveillance programs created a political firestorm and provided foes a look at America's sources and methods of intelligence gathering

• Jun 19, 2013
• 04:44

Obama to Germans: America is not "rifling" through your emails

President defends NSA surveillance programs in Europe, says information procured has halted threats in America, Germany, and elsewhere

• Jun 19, 2013
• 02:29

Bachmann: Did the NSA target the president's "political enemies"?

Michele Bachmann asked whether NSA surveillance programs ever singled out for wiretapping the "political enemies" of the current administration

• Jun 18, 2013
• 01:03

Sen. Mikulski calls out reporter's Twitter post in real time

Sen. Mikulski calls

• Jun 12, 2013
• 01:38

Any asylum request from Snowden could be long process

Any asylum request f

• Jun 12, 2013
• 01:39

Sen. to NSA head: What gave you the right to acquire my phone data?

Sen. to NSA head: Wh

• Jun 12, 2013
• 02:04

NSA chief: Surveillance helped disrupt "dozens" of threats

NSA chief: Surveilla

• Jun 12, 2013
• 01:21

NSA director: European allies shared phone records

The National Security Agency's director testified that European spy agencies turned over phone records

• Oct 30, 2013
• 05:14

Intelligence chiefs defend surveillance programs

Testifying on Capitol Hill, Director of National Intelligence James Clapper was unapologetic as he confirmed that the U.S. has long spied on friendly foreign leaders

• Oct 29, 2013
• 02:36

Chorus of foreign protest over NSA spying grows louder

Germany wants a "no-spying" pledge from U.S. in wake of recent NSA spying revelations

• Oct 28, 2013
• 02:07

Obama unaware of certain U.S. surveillance targets

President Obama was aware of some intelligence operations that conducted surveillance on world leaders, but not others

• Oct 28, 2013
• 01:52

W.H. official: Obama sets priorities for U.S. intelligence operations

Deputy national security advisor Ben Rhodes won't reveal what exactly Obama knows about foreign leader surveillance.

• Oct 28, 2013
• 04:17

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