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Charges against Julian Assange withdrawn, unfounded
Glenn Greenwald
The WikiLeaks founder is accused by Swedish authorities of rape, and then cleared 12 hours later
WikiLeaks seeks online safe haven in Sweden
Malin Rising
Whistleblower site moved its servers out of the U.S. in 2007. U.S. could demand Swedish police aid in investigation
WikiLeaks: Pentagon ready to discuss Afghan files
Karl Ritter
Pentagon will consider helping Assange review classified documents, removing confidential information
Are risks from WikiLeaks overstated by government?
Robert Burns
National Security Archive historian: "The Pentagon is hyping"
WikiLeaks preparing to release more Afghan files
Raphael G. Satter
There are still 15,000 documents being held by whistle-blower website. Pentagon is furious
WikiLeaks to publish new documents
Associated Press
The international government secret purveyor declares an intention to leak more information, despite Pentagon pleas
Monday link dump: Get well soon, Michele!
Alex Pareene
How to get fired by David Vitter, Marc Theissen finds a leak he dislikes, and the Senate is still broken
Hit list draws fire in wake of leaked US documents
Lolita C. Baldor
Elite special-ops unit Task Force 373, with its killing of children, at the center of controversy
White House says leaks are alarming
Anne Flaherty, Raphael Satter
Doubts raised about government's ability to protect military secrets. WikiLeaks founder: It's only the beginning
Afghans: 52 civilians die in NATO attack
Robert H. Reid
The international coalition disputes the report. Casualties a source of friction within the alliance
The WikiLeaks war logs change everything
Dan Gillmor
Afghanistan diaries mock secrecy and highlight shifts in war, politics, media. Look for a counterattack
Afghan war logs highlight civilian killings by U.S. forces
Justin Elliott
The leaked government reports, released by Wikileaks, include previously unreported accounts
Alleged Army whistleblower Bradley Manning felt angry and alone
David Dishneau
Intelligence analyst calls himself a "hactivist," draws comparison to Ellsberg's Pentagon Papers
The Obama administration and its pundit-defenders
Glenn Greenwald
As the civil liberties abuses pile up, establishment Democrats demand that progressive criticism of Obama cease
The strange and consequential case of Bradley Manning, Adrian Lamo and WikiLeaks
Glenn Greenwald
What really happened that led to the detention of a 22-year-old Army private as the WikiLeaks whistle-blower?
WikiLeaks founder has his passport confiscated
Glenn Greenwald
The Australian Government attempts to confine a leading whistleblower to one country
Follow-up points on the WikiLeaks video
Glenn Greenwald
It's mystifying how anyone could believe that the Apache incident is rare or unusual
Iraq slaughter not an aberration
Glenn Greenwald
The only thing rare about this incident is that we are seeing it on video
WikiLeaks releases video of slaughter in Iraq
Glenn Greenwald
Every American should watch the reality of what we do when we invade and occupy other countries
The war on WikiLeaks and why it matters
Glenn Greenwald
The U.S. government escalates its campaign to harass and destroy a key whistle-blowing site
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