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The US government has halted its controversial program to collect vast troves of information from Americans' phone calls, a move prompted by the revelations of former intelligence analyst Edward Snowden.

EU counter-terror chief Gilles de Kerchove called Monday for the European parliament to secure an agreement with member states that would require airlines to share passenger data by the end of the year.

The NSA has officially ended its mass phone data collection program. Let's thank the director for taking the right step toward restoring American freedom.

NSA contractor and whistleblower Edward Snowden exposed this controversial program in 2013. In January, President Obama said the bulk data collection would end. In June, Congress banned it, giving the NSA a six-month ...

Donald Trump seemed to voice reluctant support for National Security Agency data collection, saying, "I err on the side of security."

Under the new law, the NSA must now get a warrant or court order to collect phone meta-data from telecommunications companies.

(WWLP) – The National Security Agency can no longer store phone data that it has collected for a national database since 2001, in an effort to monitor potential terrorists. NSA contractor and whistleblower Edward Snowden ...

NSA has ended its bulk data collection. Privacy advocates have scored a major victory this Sunday as the National Security Agency of the United States finally shuts down its en masse surveillance program that has left many ...

The U.S. intelligence community on Sunday will cease its bulk collection of telephone metadata. The government will move to a more "focused and targeted" approach in gathering intelligence, the Office of the Director of ...

(NBC News) The federal government's collection of bulk data from the telephone calls of virtually every American will stop at midnight Saturday, ending a raging controversy that began with disclosures about the secret ...

(CNN) — The U.S. intelligence community on Sunday will cease its bulk collection of telephone metadata. The government will move to a more “focused and targeted” approach in gathering intelligence, the Office of the ...

The government will move to a more “focused and targeted” approach in gathering intelligence, the Office of the Director of National Intelligence said in a statement. The shift comes more than two years after details about the ...

FILE - In this June 6, 2013 file photo, a sign stands outside the National Security Agency (NSA) campus in Fort Meade, Md. While the new surveillance law stands as the most significant curb on the government's investigative ...

NSA data collection program exposed by Edward Snowden expires. Baltimore Sun · 28 Nov 2015 at 21:38 ET. Ex-National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden during NBC News interview on May 27, 2014. [NBC News]. Don't miss ...

(CNN) The U.S. intelligence community on Sunday will cease its bulk collection of telephone metadata. The government will move to a more “focused and targeted” approach in gathering intelligence, the Office of the Director ...

The government will move to a more “focused and targeted” approach in gathering intelligence, the Office of the Director of National Intelligence said in a statement. The shift comes more than two years after details about the ...

The government will move to a more “focused and targeted” approach in gathering intelligence, the Office of the Director of National Intelligence said in a statement. The shift comes more than two years after details about the ...

(CNN) — The U.S. intelligence community on Sunday will cease its bulk collection of telephone metadata. The government will move to a more “focused and targeted” approach in gathering intelligence, the Office of the ...

The National Security Agency will end its controversial data collection of Americans' phone records over the weekend, the Obama administration announced on Friday. According to Reuters, the government agency is legally ...

At 11:59PM ET tonight, the NSA will shut down its systems that collect bulk phone call data from Americans across the US. The move comes as planned, precisely six months after the USA Freedom Act...