Yes I did skim the article.
There's lots of "Oooh - people in the government are looking at information picked up by the NSA [a government agency] in doing their work [defined by law and executive order] in collecting data outside the USA. And they're passing it around inside the government [to people who have a valid need-to-know and who are subject to penalties and prosecution if they misuse or mishandle the information] as required by executive orders and other regulations [and has to be carefully processed if it contains any US persons' information to minimize the chance of violating the law or a person's rights]. Scary!"
Sorry, I'm not buying the scare-mongering.
YMMV.
I have no problem if a sensible Congress wants to clarify/tighten/otherwise sensibly change the law about this. It shouldn't be based on oooga-booga fearmongering though. IMHO.
Cheers,
Scott.