Chelsea Manning

Chelsea Manning Was Denied Entry Into Canada

By Joseph Hincks

Harvard Withdrew Chelsea Manning’s ‘Visiting Fellow’ Invitation. Here’s What to Know

By Melissa Chan

Harvard: Chelsea Manning Can Visit, Just Not as a Fellow

By Kevin Lui

Pompeo Cancels Harvard Event Over Manning Hire

By Abigail Abrams
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Chelsea Manning Wrote a Powerful Essay on Beauty and Self-Expression

'I try to be bold'

By Samantha Cooney

Chelsea Manning Posts First Photo of Herself After Prison Release

Manning had been serving a 35-year sentence

By Julia Zorthian

Wikileaks Source Chelsea Manning Released From Prison

Her 35-year sentence was commuted by former President Barack Obama

By Katie Reilly

What to Know About Chelsea Manning

The Army soldier had leaked a trove of secret U.S. documents in 2010

By Melissa Chan

Chelsea Manning to Remain Active Duty After Release

Manning will be released from prison on May 17, six years before she would have been eligible for parole under her 35-year sentence

By Maya Rhodan

Chelsea Manning Thanks Prison Inmates for Keeping Her Going

In an emotional letter

By Tara John

Obama Cuts Manning's Sentence

Under the order, Manning's sentence will expire on May 17, 2017

By Maya Rhodan

Julian Assange 'Will Agree' to Extradition on One Condition

Manning is currently serving a 35-year sentence for leaking classified U.S. documents to WikiLeaks

By Kevin Lui

Chelsea Manning Petitions President Obama for Shortened Sentence

Manning was sentenced to 35 years imprisonment for leaking government secrets

By Maya Rhodan

Chelsea Manning Sentenced to 14 Days in Solitary

She was charged with interfering with the "good order" of the military prison

By Kate Samuelson

WikiLeaks Source Chelsea Manning Starts Hunger Strike

Chelsea Manning, the U.S. army private convicted in 2013 for leaking classified information to WikiLeaks, has announced she has started a hunger strike to protest what she calls “constant and overzealous administrative scrutiny by prison...

By Denver Nicks

Chelsea Manning Hospitalized, Army Officials Say

In 2013, Manning was convicted of leaking classified material

By Daniel White

Chelsea Manning Speaks Out on Battle to Grow Her Hair in Prison

"I didn’t take the news well. I felt sick. I felt sad"

By Alexandra Sifferlin

Chelsea Manning Starts Tweeting from Prison

“It will be hard, but I don’t want this Twitter feed to be a one-way street/conversation,” she tweeted.

By Noah Rayman

Chelsea Manning Cannot Be Called 'He'

Manning's legal adviser called the new ruling “an important victory"

By Sabrina Toppa

Edward Snowden, Lupe Fiasco and More Wish Chelsea Manning a Happy Birthday

Michael Stipe called her a "patriot"

By Victor Luckerson
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