Snowden seeks return to United States
Edward Snowden remains in hiding in Moscow two years after leaking details of NSA surveillance. The piece notes journalists and Laura Poitras earning major honors while Snowden questions a possible U.S. return, wishing to avoid detention. Attorney Ben Wizner doubts a quick homecoming, citing possible 30 year espionage penalties and ongoing global privacy debate.
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ADA's 25th anniversary marks progress and ongoing gaps in Chicago
Marco Bristo recalls life before the ADA as she leads ADA 25 Chicago and Access Living. In Chicago the law spurred accessibility with accessible Pace and CTA buses and 100 L stations, Metra stations, and numerous shelters. Yet Bristo and others note persistent gaps in employment and universal accessible design.
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