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Anonymous vs. Scientology
Curt Hopkins
Members of the hacktivist organization allege that church leadership is using Craigslist to recruit
“Breaking Bad”: Walter White must be punished – America, finally, needs to see someone pay
Colin McEnroe
We'll be rooting for justice because there's so little of it: Jamie Dimon walks free but whistleblowers face prison
Lady Gaga’s early days: “The sexual energy was palpable. You could smell it”
Eric R. Danton
The story of Gaga's ascent is also the story of New York nightlife in the '00s. Her ex-DJ reveals the inside story
Yes, Greenwald is a journalist
Faiza Patel, Amos Toh
The First Amendment doesn't discriminate against being anti-establishment, activist or working for a foreign outlet
Julian Assange stars in parody rap video
Prachi Gupta
The WikiLeaks founder sings while wearing a mullet wig and a tank top
Grunwald vs. Greenwald: Who’s the “activist” journalist, now?
David Sirota
A "mainstream" reporter calls for the murder of a public figure, but somehow his "journalist" bona fides are intact
Time’s Michael Grunwald tweets for Assange’s death
Natasha Lennard
The reporter's aggressive comment caused a Twitter storm
Welcome to post-Constitutional America
Peter Van Buren
The Manning trial finished what the Patriot Act began -- and ushered in a new era of US politics
America’s war on patriots
David Sirota
To expose U.S. war crimes and criminals is not to be lauded as a hero, but deemed a criminal with a long sentence
Watch the trailer for the WikiLeaks movie
Prachi Gupta
Benedict Cumberbatch stars as Julian Assange in "The Fifth Estate"
Snowden faces new asylum-less world
Tom Engelhardt
Venezuela, Bolivia and Nicaragua can't protect the NSA whistle-blower from rendition at the hands of the CIA
Edward Snowden nominated for Nobel Peace Prize
Alex Halperin
The nomination is a response to "hasty and ill-conceived decision" to give Barack Obama the prize in 2009
The age of revolution: 1989-2013, and counting
Andrew O'Hehir
From the Berlin Wall to Cairo, we live in an era of anti-authoritarian revolution that may transform the world
I know what Snowden’s feeling right now
Peter Van Buren
When I blew the whistle on the State Department, I knew my life would never be the same. The fear was overwhelming
Sunday shows: What you missed
Jim Newell
Punditry experts this week ended racism, fomented homophobia and grew mustaches
America’s split personality: Paranoid superstate and land of equality
Andrew O'Hehir
From "The Heat" to "White House Down," from Snowden to gay rights, America plays both hero and villain
WikiLeaks volunteer was paid FBI informant
Alex Halperin
A "cherubic" looking 18-year-old was part of an international investigation
Snowden screen name said leakers “should be shot”
Alex Halperin
His amnesty application to Ecuador may also take months
Who will stop Google?
Rebecca Solnit
Snowden revealed what many of us already suspected: Google completely controls the web
Putin denies US extradition request for Snowden
Vladimir Isachenkov, Matti Huuhtanen
The Russian president says the intelligence leaker is free to travel as he pleases
Snowden won’t find a beacon of civil rights in Ecuador
Alex Seitz-Wald
Does he risk losing goodwill by allying with a president known for his "widespread repression" of the media?
How Snowden’s Aeroflot flight is like the Rihanna plane
Daniel D'Addario
Snowden's evading the press with flight antics. So was a pop star who needs the press to survive
Where on Earth is Edward Snowden?
Alex Halperin
And other questions about the newest international man of mystery
Assange: Snowden en route to Ecuador
Alex Seitz-Wald
The WikiLeaks founder says the NSA leaker is in a safe place, but declines to reveal his location
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