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Glenn Greenwald, one of the reporters who broke the story of National Security Agency whistleblower Edward Snowden, has released his behind-the-scenes account of the events related to the leaking of classified documents outlining the NSA's extensive digital surveillance program.

Review: ‘No Place to Hide’ by Glenn Greenwald

File under irony: Earlier this month Politico reported that former National Security Agency chief Gen. Keith Alexander is launching a consulting firm to help corporations firm up their cybersecurity to...
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Review: ‘No Place to Hide’ by Glenn Greenwald

File under irony: Earlier this month Politico reported that former National Security Agency chief Gen. Keith Alexander is launching a consulting firm to help corporations firm up their cybersecurity to...
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Review: ‘The Rise’ by Sarah Lewis

"The Rise," unlike a lot of inspirational fare meant to help readers love themselves, pursue their dreams and follow their angels, says that failure is a perfectly fine option, even...
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Review: ‘The Rise’ by Sarah Lewis

"The Rise," unlike a lot of inspirational fare meant to help readers love themselves, pursue their dreams and follow their angels, says that failure is a perfectly fine option, even...
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Review: ‘Ten Years in the Tub’ by Nick Hornby

A writer writing about reading writers for readers invested in reading about writing. Got that? If so, this thick volume of Nick Hornby essays deserves a place on your nightstand....
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Review: ‘Autobiography’ by Morrissey

We know that pose: Stephen Patrick Morrissey in black and white, an awning of jet-black hair over his forehead, his eyes closed, the photograph tilted at such an angle to...