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WikiLeaks Founder "Indiscriminately" Published Sources' Names: US Lawyers
Julian Assange is being prosecuted for publishing sources' names and not his political opinions, lawyers representing the United States said on Wednesday as the WikiLeaks founder fights to stop his extradition from Britain.
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US Judge Orders WikiLeaks Source Chelsea Manning Released From Prison
A US federal judge on Thursday ordered that former US Army soldier and WikiLeaks source Chelsea Manning should be immediately released from prison, where she was being held for refusing to testify in an ongoing US investigation of WikiLeaks.
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Wikileaks' Julian Assange Held In London Jail, "UK's Guantanamo Bay"
Wikileaks founder Julian Assange is being held in London's high-security Belmarsh prison which has housed some of Britain's most notorious inmates, a legal source told news agency AFP on Friday.
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WikiLeaks Source Chelsea Manning Set To Be Released
Chelsea Manning, the transgender army private jailed for one of the largest leaks of classified documents in US history, is set to walk out of a military prison Wednesday after seven years behind bars.
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Wikileaks' Latest Release Of CIA Cyber Tools Could Blow Cover On Agency Hacking Operations
The material includes the secret source code of an "obfuscation" technique used by the CIA so its malware can evade detection by antivirus systems.
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Julian Assange Says Would Go To US Only If Rights Guaranteed: WikiLeaks
WikiLeaks said Wednesday its founder Julian Assange could travel to the US to face investigation after one of the whistleblowing site's main sources was given clemency -- but only if his rights were "guaranteed".
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Barack Obama Commutes Sentence Of WikiLeaks Source Chelsea Manning
US President Barack Obama on Tuesday commuted the sentence of Chelsea Manning, who is serving 35 years behind bars for giving classified US documents to WikiLeaks.
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WikiLeaks Urges Leaks Of Departing President Obama White House Documents
WikiLeaks appealed Tuesday for leaked White House documents before President Barack Obama leaves office, as its founder Julian Assange again denied Russia was the source of hacked Democratic party emails that hurt Hillary Clinton's bid for the US presidency.
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Military court ruling upholds secrecy in WikiLeaks trial
A US military court of appeals on Wednesday dismissed a lawsuit filed by journalists and a rights group seeking greater openness in the upcoming trial of WikiLeaks source Bradley Manning.
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WikiLeaks, Facebook and the perils of oversharing
The recent release of internal State Department cables by WikiLeaks, assisted by a coalition of news outlets in the United States and Europe, has been viewed as a national security matter -- have confidential sources been compromised? Could relations between...
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WikiLeaks site comes under attack
The WikiLeaks website crashed on Tuesday in an apparent cyberattack
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Accused WikiLeaks source appears in US military court
His baby face aged by 19 months in detention, the young soldier blamed for the largest leak of classified material in American history appeared Friday for the first time in public at the start of a court-martial hearing that may hinge on whether the U.S. government overzealously stamped "secret" on material posing no national security risk.
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US set to try soldier over leaks, targets Assange
As the suspected source for the biggest intelligence leak in American history faces his first hearing Friday, U.S. prosecutors have their eye on another prize: the man who disclosed the documents to the world.
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WikiLeaks: How some 250,000 US diplomatic cables were leaked
It was meant to be a strictly-managed release, carefully censored to avoid putting innocents at risk and tailored for maximum media exposure. But by Thursday WikiLeaks' release of some 250,000 US diplomatic cables had turned into a massive online document dump.
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WikiLeaks site comes under attack
The WikiLeaks website crashed on Tuesday in an apparent cyberattack
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WikiLeaks Founder "Indiscriminately" Published Sources' Names: US Lawyers
Julian Assange is being prosecuted for publishing sources' names and not his political opinions, lawyers representing the United States said on Wednesday as the WikiLeaks founder fights to stop his extradition from Britain.
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US Judge Orders WikiLeaks Source Chelsea Manning Released From Prison
A US federal judge on Thursday ordered that former US Army soldier and WikiLeaks source Chelsea Manning should be immediately released from prison, where she was being held for refusing to testify in an ongoing US investigation of WikiLeaks.
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Wikileaks' Julian Assange Held In London Jail, "UK's Guantanamo Bay"
Wikileaks founder Julian Assange is being held in London's high-security Belmarsh prison which has housed some of Britain's most notorious inmates, a legal source told news agency AFP on Friday.
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WikiLeaks Source Chelsea Manning Set To Be Released
Chelsea Manning, the transgender army private jailed for one of the largest leaks of classified documents in US history, is set to walk out of a military prison Wednesday after seven years behind bars.
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Wikileaks' Latest Release Of CIA Cyber Tools Could Blow Cover On Agency Hacking Operations
The material includes the secret source code of an "obfuscation" technique used by the CIA so its malware can evade detection by antivirus systems.
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Julian Assange Says Would Go To US Only If Rights Guaranteed: WikiLeaks
WikiLeaks said Wednesday its founder Julian Assange could travel to the US to face investigation after one of the whistleblowing site's main sources was given clemency -- but only if his rights were "guaranteed".
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Barack Obama Commutes Sentence Of WikiLeaks Source Chelsea Manning
US President Barack Obama on Tuesday commuted the sentence of Chelsea Manning, who is serving 35 years behind bars for giving classified US documents to WikiLeaks.
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WikiLeaks Urges Leaks Of Departing President Obama White House Documents
WikiLeaks appealed Tuesday for leaked White House documents before President Barack Obama leaves office, as its founder Julian Assange again denied Russia was the source of hacked Democratic party emails that hurt Hillary Clinton's bid for the US presidency.
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Military court ruling upholds secrecy in WikiLeaks trial
A US military court of appeals on Wednesday dismissed a lawsuit filed by journalists and a rights group seeking greater openness in the upcoming trial of WikiLeaks source Bradley Manning.
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WikiLeaks, Facebook and the perils of oversharing
The recent release of internal State Department cables by WikiLeaks, assisted by a coalition of news outlets in the United States and Europe, has been viewed as a national security matter -- have confidential sources been compromised? Could relations between...
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WikiLeaks site comes under attack
The WikiLeaks website crashed on Tuesday in an apparent cyberattack
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Accused WikiLeaks source appears in US military court
His baby face aged by 19 months in detention, the young soldier blamed for the largest leak of classified material in American history appeared Friday for the first time in public at the start of a court-martial hearing that may hinge on whether the U.S. government overzealously stamped "secret" on material posing no national security risk.
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US set to try soldier over leaks, targets Assange
As the suspected source for the biggest intelligence leak in American history faces his first hearing Friday, U.S. prosecutors have their eye on another prize: the man who disclosed the documents to the world.
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WikiLeaks: How some 250,000 US diplomatic cables were leaked
It was meant to be a strictly-managed release, carefully censored to avoid putting innocents at risk and tailored for maximum media exposure. But by Thursday WikiLeaks' release of some 250,000 US diplomatic cables had turned into a massive online document dump.
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WikiLeaks site comes under attack
The WikiLeaks website crashed on Tuesday in an apparent cyberattack
