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The Guardian's early role publishing Edward Snowden's NSA disclosures established it as a primary outlet exposing state surveillance
legally can pardon federal crimes, and that power could — in principle — allow to return to the without facing federal prosecution for the specific offenses covered by a pardon . But constitutional au...
insisted on encrypted channels from the first contact, and journalists who handled his documents relied on a mix of end‑to‑end cryptography (notably ), anonymity networks such as Tor, hardened live op...
Leaked recordings and documents over the last decade have repeatedly altered political careers and public trust by producing immediate reputational damage, fueling prosecutions or resignations, and re...