School, college and other closings for Monday

MPR News helps you turn down the noise and build shared understanding. Turn up your support for this public resource and keep trusted journalism accessible to all. 

Turn Up Your Support

"'Speaking the truth is not a crime,' Mr Snowden wrote. He claimed that the US government was persecuting him by charging him with espionage," 

Today's Question: Should the U.S. government reconsider clemency for Edward Snowden?

Politics and Government News

Minnesota News

Today's Question Blog

Michael Olson

Author

Image: screen capture of Guardian video interview with Snowden. “‘Speaking the truth is not a crime,’ Mr Snowden wrote. He claimed that the US government was persecuting him by charging him with espionage,” reports the BBC. “Mr Snowden violated US law. He should return to the US and face justice,” said White House adviser Dan 

Image: screen capture of Guardian video interview with Snowden. “‘Speaking the truth is not a crime,’ Mr Snowden wrote. He claimed that the US government was persecuting him by charging him with espionage,” reports the BBC. “Mr Snowden violated US law. He should return to the US and face justice,” said White House adviser Dan Read more →


snowden_wide-511c44b70ee21b13e18e2b33e23f03105a019703-s40-630x353.jpg

Should the U.S. government reconsider clemency for Edward Snowden?

Go Deeper.

Like this?

News you can use in your inbox