Guardian Newspaper Publishes More NSA Classified Documents

After a brief pause, The Guardian newspaper has done it again. It's published more classified documents about the National Security Agency's handling of information about U.S. citizens. The two documents are submissions to the secret Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court signed by Attorney General Eric Holder. They outline how the NSA must target a foreigner and limit data collected on U.S. citizens and residents. But, the rules say, the NSA may store data from or about Americans for years if that material contains significant intelligence or evidence of crimes.