A military judge aqcuitted Bradley Manning of most serious charge but found him guilty of spilling secrets to WikiLeaks
Privacy advocates and lawmakers push forward with efforts to stop NSA's surveillance programs
A code of conduct approved this week isn't enforceable, one critic says
Companies reported $300 million in losses from the five-year series of attacks
Lawmakers defeat an amendment that would have narrowed the collection program
The commission plans to focus on broadband capacity in its update of the E-Rate program
Congress still has to work out some details, including whether a federal law would preempt 48 state laws
Several House members call on the NSA to end its program collecting the phone records of US residents
The company does not help government agencies defeat its email encryption, says Microsoft's general counsel
The agency's phone records collection violates the First, Fourth and Fifth Amendments to the U.S. Constitution, the groups say