The balance of power is beginning to shift," the fugitive leaker said on the two-year anniversary of his first disclosure.

By Dustin Volz | National Journal

June 4, 2015 You can call him "Eric" all you want, but Edward Snowden is not going away.

On the two-year anniversary of when his leaks detailing secret spy operations at the National Security Agency first emerged, landing like a thunderclap around the world, the former intelligence contractor appears more confident than ever that his actions have permanently altered the surveillance debate.