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Prosecutors' Aggressive Pursuit of Julian Assange May Make It Harder to Extradite Him

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The Danger in Prosecuting Assange

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Read the 270 Arguments President Trump Has Made Against the Mueller Investigation

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What to Know About Julian Assange's Legal Status

By Kate Samuelson and Dan Stewart
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James Comey: WikiLeaks Is 'Intelligence Porn,' Not Journalism

"There’s nothing that even smells journalist about some of this content"

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WikiLeaks: The Real Cost of ‘Forced Transparency’

The war on secrecy keeps escalating. In the latest case, WikiLeaks claims to have uncovered documents–which it has labeled Vault 7–that show how U.S. intelligence agencies can evade encryption to access smartphones and core devices...

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The CIA's Hackers Find Their Secrets Posted Online

If any more evidence was needed that privacy in the digital realm exists chiefly in theory, it arrived on March 7 with the publication by WikiLeaks of a trove of apparent Central Intelligence Agency documents...

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CIA Contractors Likely Source of WikiLeaks Dump: Officials

The CIA has so far been silent on the authenticity of the documents

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Denied Clemency, Snowden Remains Trapped In Putin's Game

Russia was never meant to be Edward Snowden’s final destination. When he decided in 2013 to leave his comfortable job in Hawaii as a U.S. intelligence contractor and expose his government’s most invasive spying programs,...

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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

The Founder of WikiLeaks Just Dismissed the Russia Hacking Report as a 'Press Release'

The founder of WikiLeaks said the report was politically motivated

By Maya Rhodan

What to Know About Pizzagate, the Fake News Story With Real Consequences

A man who believed the conspiracy theory brought a gun to a Washington, D.C. restaurant

By Kate Samuelson

Chelsea Manning Petitions President Obama for Shortened Sentence

Manning was sentenced to 35 years imprisonment for leaking government secrets

By Maya Rhodan

What to Know About Julian Assange's Legal Situation

Wikileaks co-founder is being questioned Monday on a rape allegation in Sweden

By Tara John

Marco Rubio Won't Talk WikiLeaks

"These leaks are an effort by a foreign government to interfere with our electoral process"

By Daniel White

WikiLeaks: Ecuador Cut Julian Assange’s Internet Access

The antisecrecy group said over Twitter that it had “activated appropriate contingency plans”

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What's Going On With Julian Assange and WikiLeaks? Here Are 4 Theories

Rumors are flying after cryptic tweets published on Sunday

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Pamela Anderson Delivered a Vegan Lunch to Julian Assange

The former Baywatch star says she supports Assange and is concerned for his well-being

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Why the Russian Hacks of Hillary Clinton's Campaign Should Reassure Us All

In the midst of our bountiful October harvest of Trump grotesqueries, the Russians and Julian Assange organized a WikiLeaks dump of private emails from the Clinton campaign. These revealed a shocking and scandalous fact about...

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Here's the History Behind Hillary Clinton's Abraham Lincoln Defense at the Debate

"I was making the point that it is hard sometimes to get the congress to do what you want to do," Clinton said

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