Sweden to Reopen Rape Case Against WikiLeaks' Assange
Sweden will seek his extradition once serves his 50-week prison term in Britain for jumping bail
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WikiLeaks’ Assange Sentenced to Nearly One Year in Prison for Jumping Bail
Julian Assange's lawyer read out a brief apology letter to the judge which claimed: 'I did what I thought at the time was the best and perhaps the only thing that could be done'
Opinion Why Jeremy Corbyn Loves Julian Assange So Much
The UK Labour leader's kneejerk support for the Wikileaks founder is entirely predictable, as is Corbyn's lack of response to the scent of anti-Semitism Assange exudes
Julian Assange’s Long History of Alleged anti-Semitism
Forging ties with Holocaust deniers, mocking Jewish Twitter users and calling a Jewish reporter 'a rat' - the WikiLeaks director has a Jew-hating past
U.S. Prosecutors Pressing Witnesses to Testify Against Assange, WikiLeaks Says
Despite the Obama Administration deciding not to prosecute, WikiLeaks claims secret criminal charges have recently been filed by the Trump administration
Associate of Trump Aide Roger Stone Says He Will Reject Mueller Plea Deal
Jerome Corsi claims special counsel's office wants him to plead guilty to lying to investigators but that 'it's not fair' because he was allowed to amend testimony
Associate of Trump Aide Roger Stone in Plea Talks With Mueller's Team
Conservative writer Jerome Corsi previously said he expected to be charged with lying to investigators after special counsel's team questioned him over Stone's ties to Wikileaks
Brother of Slain DNC Staffer Seth Rich Sues Conservative Media Outlets Over Conspiracy Report
The lawsuit alleges that the outlets spread a conspiracy stating that Aaron Rich, a defense contractor, worked with his brother to leak DNC documents to WikiLeaks in exchange for money
Parents of Slain DNC Staffer Seth Rich Sue Fox News Over WikiLeaks Conspiracy Report
The federal lawsuit names Fox investigative reporter Malia Zimmerman and commentator Ed Butowsky liable for 'pain, anguish' and harm to their son’s reputation
The Real Person Behind 'The Post': An Interview With the Leaker Nixon Hunted
Daniel Ellsberg, the military intelligence contractor who leaked the Pentagon Papers in 1971, tells Haaretz his opinions about Vietnam, Trump, Snowden and the chances of nuclear war
Revealed Trump Jr. Secretly Corresponded With WikiLeaks During Campaign, Contradicting Pence
In a series of exchanges, released by Trump Jr. on Twitter, WikiLeaks, which has links to Russia, asks him to push leaked emails from Clinton’s campaign and to release his father's tax returns
Trump Buddy Nigel Farage a 'Person of Interest' in FBI's Russia Probe
Guardian reports Farage piqued interest of FBI due to his connections to people related to both Trump campaign and WikiLeaks ■ House committee subpoenas former Trump aide Flynn and attorney Cohen
Sweden to Drop Rape Investigation of WikiLeaks Founder Julian Assange
It will bring to an end legal stand-off between Swedish prosecutors and Assange, who has been living in the Ecuadorean Embassy in London since 2012
WikiLeaks Whistleblower Chelsea Manning Freed After Seven Years in Prison
Transgender soldier and former intel analyst in Iraq said she leaked materials to expose the U.S. army's disregard of the war's effects on civilians
Assange Averts Extradition as Leftist Party Claims Victory in Ecuador
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange was granted asylum by Ecuador after a British court ordered him extradited to Sweden to face questioning in a sexual molestation case.
WikiLeaks Says Will Share CIA Hacking Tools With Tech Companies
Documents published on Tuesday revealed new information on the CIA's hacking techniques and U.S. cyber security vulnerabilities.
The Timing, Source, and What's Missing: WikiLeaks' CIA Cyber Arsenal Dump Explained
How reliable is Vault 7, the information allegedly leaked from the Central Intelligence Agency? For starters, nothing stated by WikiLeaks or Assange should be taken at face value.
WikiLeaks Dumps Thousands of Files on 'CIA Hacking Capabilities' of Encrypted Apps
If 'Vault 7' does prove legitimate, the dump will represent yet another catastrophic breach for the U.S. intelligence community at the hands of WikiLeaks and its allies.
Obama Commutes Sentence of WikiLeaks Whistleblower Chelsea Manning
Manning has been a focus of a worldwide debate on government secrecy since she provided more than 700,000 documents, videos, diplomatic cables and battlefield accounts.
Trump Briefed on 'Compromising Information' Russia Has on Him
Russian intelligence officers reportedly in possession of personal and financial information on Trump, classified unconfirmed report claims; Trump blasts 'fake news.'
Parents of Slain Jewish DNC Staffer Call on Public to Help Find Killer
Seth Rich's parents repeat pleas for public not to traffic in conspiracy theories about the murder, including one connected to Wikileaks alluding to the Clintons' involvement.
WikiLeaks' Assange to Be Interviewed on November 14, Swedish Prosecutors Say
The move could end a long diplomatic deadlock that has seen WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange holed up in Ecuador's London embassy since 2012.
WikiLeaks Clinton Campaign Chairman Refutes Claims She Will Be 'Worse Than Obama' on Israel
In leaked email correspondence with his daughter, John Podesta reassures that the Democratic candidate is 'totally committed to Israeli security.'
Ecuador Cuts WikiLeaks Founder Assange's Web Access Over Clinton Emails
WikiLeaks' decision to impact the U.S. election was entirely its own responsibility, Ecuador says, adding it doesn't want to meddle in election processes or favor any candidate.
Ecuador Shuts Down Julian Assange's Internet, Wikileaks Says
Hacking group claims Assange loses access after publication of Hillary Clinton's Goldman Sachs speeches; Ecuador's foreign minister says Assange remains under government protection.
WikiLeaks Clinton in 2015 Email: Facade of an Israeli-Palestinian Peace Process Better Than Nothing
Hillary Clinton emailed several of her advisers several days after the Israeli election following Netanyahu's apology for decrying high Israeli-Arab voter turnout.
Assange: WikiLeaks to Release 'Significant' Clinton Campaign Data Before Election
Asked if the data could be a game-changer in the election, the Australian told Fox News: 'I think it's significant. You know, it depends on how it catches fire in the public and in the media.'
As WikiLeaks Spills High-profile Secrets, Privacy of Vulnerable at Risk
In the past year alone, the radical transparency group has published medical files belonging to scores of ordinary citizens while many hundreds more have had sensitive family, financial or identity records posted to the web.
Not Just Credit Cards, Hackers Are Now Stealing Medical Records
The spread of one MK’s surgical procedure over the social media is a new kind of invasion of privacy, but theft is mainly used for blackmail and resale
Analysis Trump's Campaign Caught in Intricate Web of Ties Between Russian Money and West
The accounts revealed by The New York Times show Trump's inner circle has links to Putin's comrades, but Russian oligarchs’ influence in West is much wider.