The latest NSA surveillance leak:
The Guardian published on its Web site a still-classified 32-page presentation, apparently downloaded by Edward J. Snowden, the former N.S.A. contractor, that describes a separate surveillance activity by the agency.
Called the XKeyscore program, it apparently gives N.S.A. analysts access to virtually any Internet browsing activity around the world, data that is being vacuumed up from 150 foreign sites.
And hey, look! There seem to be a couple of domestic sites, too, and one of them looks to be in Washington State. (See page 6.) Meanwhile, Russia has granted Snowden a one-year asylum.
