German Magazine says NSA Kept Hundreds of Reports on Merkel

A German magazine says the U.S. National Security Agency kept more than 300 reports on German Chancellor Angela Merkel, a revelation that could further strain relations between the two countries over the scope of U.S. surveillance programs. Der Spiegel magazine says the reports were part of a database about foreign heads of state that also included the heads of Peru, Somalia, Belarus and other countries. In a Saturday report, Der Spiegel said the information is in documents leaked by...

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