A new investigation by The Intercept reveals the National Security Agency and its British counterpart, the GCHQ, hacked into the internal computer network of the largest manufacturer of SIM cards in the world, stealing encryption keys used to protect the privacy of cellphone communications across the globe. The secret operation targeted the Dutch company Gemalto. Its clients include AT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon, Sprint and some 450 wireless network providers around the world.

Democracy Now! 2015-02-20 Friday

• Headlines for February 20, 2015
• An Unsolved Case of Racial Terror: FBI Probes 1946 Moore's Ford Bridge Lynching in Georgia
• Malcolm X Remembered 50 Years After 1965 Assassination
• NSA & British GCHQ Hacked SIM Card Maker to Steal Encryption Keys to Spy on Billions of Cellphones

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February 21 marks the 50th anniversary of when Malcolm X was shot to death on February 21, 1965, at the Audubon Ballroom in New York City. He was only 39 years old. Details of his assassination remain disputed to this day. Look back at Malcolm X's life and legacy by browsing Democracy Now! coverage over the years. Above we feature his speech "By Any Means Necessary," and below you can browse more of his speeches, as well as interviews with scholars, journalists, activists and his biographer Dr.

Democracy Now! 2015-02-19 Thursday

• Headlines for February 19, 2015
• Ruling by Right-Wing Judge Delays Long-Awaited Reprieve for Millions of Undocumented Immigrants
• Coming Out of the Shadows: Meet José Espinoza, Undocumented Worker Impacted by Delayed Reprieve
• As Extreme Cold Engulfs Eastern U.S., Fossil Fuel Mishaps Leave Disaster Areas on Fire
• Who Killed the Argentine Prosecutor? 400,000 March for Justice in Buenos Aires as Controversy Grows

Democracy Now! 2015-02-18 Wednesday

• Headlines for February 18, 2015
• Rejecting Austerity, Greece Squares Off with Its Creditors & Risks Future in Eurozone
• Jailed for Speaking to the Press: How the Obama Admin Ruined Life of State Dept Expert Stephen Kim

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Democracy Now! 2015-02-17 Tuesday

• Headlines for February 17, 2015
• Egypt Makes Libya the New Front in Anti-ISIS War, 4 Years After NATO Left Chaos Behind
• Al Jazeera Journalists Celebrate Freedom in Egypt After 411 Days in Prison, but New Trial Looms
• The Next Syriza? As Greece Rejects Austerity, Meet the Activist Who Could Become Spain's New PM

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Democracy Now! 2015-02-16 Monday

• Headlines for February 16, 2015
• Copenhagen Attack Witness Inna Shevchenko Debates Scholar Tariq Ramadan on Religion and Free Speech
• Fear, Inc. 2.0: As Anti-Muslim Incidents Continue, Report Exposes Funders, Pundits of Islamophobia
• Tens of Thousands Join North Carolina Moral March to Protest GOP Takeover, Racism & Islamophobia

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Democracy Now! 2015-02-13 Friday

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• \"We're All One\": UNC Shooting Victim Yusor Abu-Salha's StoryCorps Interview Months Before Death

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• Denver Police Killing of LGBT Teen Jessica Hernandez Sparks Outcry as Officers' Claims Disputed

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• Undocumented Father Finds Sanctuary in Denver Church to Fight Deportation to Mexico

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• As Public Pensions Shift to Risky Wall Street, Local Politicians Rake in Political Cash

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Democracy Now! correspondent Sharif Abdel Kouddous reports from Cairo as Al Jazeera journalists Mohamed Fahmy and Baher Mohamed are ordered released on bail after over a year in prison.