New York Times:
“New details about the monitoring of Chancellor Angela Merkel’s
cellphone by the National Security Agency further stoked the German
government’s anger on Sunday and raised two questions: Why did the
United States target her as early as 2002, and why did it take five
years for the Obama administration to put a halt to the surveillance?”
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