Well, we can’t say we didn’t see this coming. Consulting firm Booz Allen Hamilton officially let go Edward Snowden, the IT worker claiming to be leaker of classified documents on governmental surveillance programs. The company, which does business with National Security Agency, said Tuesday it had fired Snowden over “violations of the firm’s code of ethics and firm policy.”
We’ll be following developments on that story and many more:
- Senate moves toward votes on immigration bill
- Obama to Congress: Get your act together on immigration
- U.S. preparing charges against leaker of data
- Booz Allen fires Edward Snowden, says they didn’t pay him $200K
- Snowden’s girlfriend, a dancer and nature lover, said to be shocked by his actions
- 6 in 10 Americans don’t see anything wrong with mass government surveillance
- Snowden heading to Russia?
- Obama administration drops fight against restrictions on morning-after pill
- US diplomatic security accused in sex, drugs cover-up
- Nelson Mandela still in ‘serious, but stable condition‘
- Jury selection continues in ‘Whitey’ Bulger case:
- Boehner, Cantor to meet with families of Newtown victims
- Cory Booker’s celebrity status casts wide shadow over other candidates
- Poll: Support for affirmative action at an all-time low
- Former White House chief of Staff Bill Daley running for Illinois governor
Sarah Muller