Snowden makes tracking terrorists more difficult

In an exclusive interview with Yahoo News, Admiral Michael S. Rogers, the director of the National Security Agency says that he has reorganized his intelligence organization to meet the changing threats faced by the United States. He tells Yahoo's Chief Investigative Correspondent Michael Isikoff that the reorganization will better protect Americans, but had nothing to In an exclusive interview with Yahoo News, National Security Agency director Michael S. Rogers says that a new law passed by Congress in the wake of the Edward Snowden revelations has made tracking terrorists more difficult. Rogers tells Yahoo's Chief Investigative Correspondent Michael Isikoff that while that's concerning, the delay is measured in "hours, not days of weeks."

Chelsea Clinton: Hillary Has Been 'Under Attack'

Chelsea Clinton campaigned for her mother, Hillary Clinton to a group of college students on Thursday at the University of Denver. (Feb. 18)

Stephen Curry Gets AP Male Athlete of the Year

Golden State Warriors point guard Stephen Curry was officially presented with the 2015 Associated Press Male Athlete of the Year award after practice Thursday. (Feb. 18)

Privacy vs security at heart of Apple phone court order

Law enforcement, Apple users and security experts react to the legal standoff between Apple and the U.S. government over its iPhone encryption technology. Deborah Lutterbeck reports.

Calvin Klein: The night before the morning after

A North Dakota man who allegedly plotted to kidnap one of President Barack Obama's family dogs is facing a weapons charge after he was arrested with guns and ammunition at a Washington hotel. Linda So reports.

Clinton Lead Narrows in New WSJ/NBC Poll

Bernie Sanders continued to gain in a new WSJ/NBC News national poll, but still trails Hillary Clinton by double digits. WSJ's Jerry Seib discusses the political trends among women and young voters. Photo: AP

'Ransomware': The New Cyber Threat Targeting Hospitals and Police Departments

Hackers have crippled more than 1 million computers, with some hackers hunting down bigger prey like hospitals and police departments.

What Black History Month means to me

In celebration of Black History Month, Yahoo News took a trip to the renowned Nuyorican Poets Café in New York City where some of their in-house poets answered one question: “What does Black History Month mean to me?”

Mystery Sound Is Keeping Residents Up at Night in Forest Grove, Oregon

Local officials and residents are baffled by what could be producing a high-pitched sound for weeks, waking people up at night.

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