Snowden passport revoked by United States
The United States revoked Edward Snowden's passport after his disclosure of classified surveillance data. Officials said the action does not revoke his citizenship. a revoked passport could complicate travel but may be overridden by other countries or airlines. Snowden reportedly sought asylum in Ecuador while allies indicated a move toward Russia.
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NBC's Gregory questions charging Greenwald on Snowden case
NBC anchor David Gregory pressed Glenn Greenwald on why he should not be charged for aiding and abetting Edward Snowden. Greenwald called the idea an attempt to criminalize investigative journalism and noted no charges against James Rosen.
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Obama Pushes Immigration Reform as Economic Booster
President Obama argues a bipartisan Senate bill will improve deficits and entitlements by taxing all workers fairly. The CBO analysis is cited to show near one trillion in deficits reduced and a five percent boost to the economy from immigrant-driven investment.
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Jets to train in Jordan amid Syria spillover risk
About a dozen U S fighter jets will train in Jordan to deter spillover from the Syria conflict. The move raises U S forces in Jordan to as many as 1000, signaling commitment to Jordan’s defense and regional presence.
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