Chelsea Manning

Julian Assange Released From Prison in Plea Deal With U.S.

Assange will plead guilty and return to his native Australia after spending years in a British prison.

Tech News Matt Novak Jun 24

Julian Assange Granted Right to Appeal Extradition to U.S. Over First Amendment Questions

Is an Australian national working overseas protected by the First Amendment?

Tech News Matt Novak May 20

Who Is Jack Teixeira, the Man Accused of Leaking Pentagon Documents on Discord?

Secret Pentagon documents have flooded the web in recent weeks. The military says the leaker is a 21-year-old IT guy trying to impress his friends on Discord.

Tech News Lucas Ropek Apr 17

Julian Assange Extradition to US Approved by UK Government

WikiLeaks indicated that it will be pursuing an appeal of the decision.

Tech News Kevin Hurler Jun 17

The U.S. Really Doesn’t Want to Admit It Spied on Julian Assange

A new report shows the Justice Department has been stonewalling the investigation into a security firm that may have helped the CIA spy on Assange.

Privacy & Security Lucas Ropek Nov 29

Ecuador Tells Julian Assange His Citizenship Has Been Revoked

Assange's onetime hosts have now severed any remaining ties with the WikiLeaks founder, who is fighting extradition to the U.S.

Tech News Tom McKay Jul 28

DOJ Pinky Swears Not to Torture Julian Assange If He’s Extradited to U.S.

A UK court previously ruled Assange shouldn't be extradited because he was likely to kill himself.

Tech News Matt Novak Jul 8

Julian Assange Denied Bail in UK While Trump Regime Appeals Extradition Ruling

Julian Assange has been denied bail while the Trump regime appeals a UK court’s ruling on Monday that the Wikileaks founder should not be extradited to the U.S. to face espionage and computer hacking charges. The court is worried Assange will skip bail like he did in 2012 when he claimed asylum at London’s Ecuadorian…

Tech News Matt Novak Jan 6

Judge Rules Julian Assange Shouldn’t Be Extradited to U.S. Citing Suicide Risk

A judge in the UK ruled on Monday that Wikileaks cofounder Julian Assange should not be extradited to the U.S. to face computer hacking and espionage charges brought by President Donald Trump’s Justice Department, according to a ruling posted online and statements made in court. The judge cited Assange’s depressive state and risk of suicide…

Tech News Matt Novak Jan 4

DOJ’s New WikiLeaks Indictment Has Significant, Convenient Plot Holes

In its push to extradite WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange from the U.K., the U.S. Justice Department on Wednesday published a superseding indictment aimed at broadening “the scope of the conspiracy surrounding alleged computer intrusions with which Assange was previously charged.” The names of certain organizations and individuals are masked, including that of a paid FBI…

Privacy & Security Dell Cameron Jun 25

Judge Orders Chelsea Manning and Jeremy Hammond Released From Jail

Documents ordering the release of Chelsea Manning and former AntiSec hacker Jeremy Hammond were signed on Thursday by the U.S. District judge who detained them both in a Virginia jail last year for refusing to testify in the federal grand jury investigating WikiLeaks. Judge Anthony Trenga ordered both grand-jury resistors released, saying their testimony is…

Privacy & Security Dell Cameron Mar 12

Chelsea Manning Attempted Suicide in Jail, Is Recovering, Lawyers Say

Imprisoned activist and former Army intelligence analyst Chelsea Manning attempted suicide on Wednesday in the Alexandria, Virginia, jail where she’s been held for a year following her refusal to testify before a federal grand jury investigating WikiLeaks. Manning’s legal team confirmed the incident in an statement to Gizmodo. She is currently in the hospital and…

Tech News Dell Cameron Mar 11

Psychologist Finds Chelsea Manning’s Imprisonment Pointless as Lawyers Seek Her Release

Attorneys for imprisoned activist and former U.S. Army intelligence analyst Chelsea Manning have filed a new motion for her release from the Virginia jail that’s been holding her for almost a year. Manning, citing her contempt for the judge-less grand jury process and the judicial practice of imprisoning reluctant witnesses without charge, has racked up…

Tech News Dell Cameron Feb 19

Chelsea Manning Responds After Top U.N. Official Labels Her Imprisonment ‘Torture’

In her first public statement since a top United Nations official equated her imprisonment to torture, former Army intelligence analyst Chelsea Manning reaffirmed her pledge to remain in jail rather than testify before a grand jury investigating WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange. “My long-standing objection to the immoral practice of throwing people in jail without charge…

Tech News Dell Cameron Jan 2

Jeremy Hammond, Former WikiLeaks Source, Held in Contempt

Former hacktivist Jeremy Hammond, a one-time WikiLeaks source, who admitted to leaking stolen files from a private intelligence firm, was held in contempt on Thursday after allegedly refusing to testify before a federal grand jury in the Eastern District of Virginia. It is not immediately clear what consequences Hammond will face or what questions he…

Privacy & Security Dell Cameron Oct 10

Chelsea Manning Can Remain in Jail for Another Year, Judge Rules

Chelsea Manning, a former Army intelligence analyst-turned-whistleblower, may remain behind bars for up to another year and face nearly a half-million dollars in fines over her ongoing refusal to testify before a grand jury about her disclosure of classified information to WikiLeaks. A federal judge in the Eastern District of Virginia on Monday denied a…

Tech News Dell Cameron Aug 7

Chelsea Manning’s Lawyers Again Ask For Her Release, Say She’ll Never ‘Betray Her Principles’

Attorneys for Chelsea Manning on Friday have once again asked the court to release the activist and whistleblower from her confinement in Virginia on the basis that she cannot be coerced to testify in the Justice Department’s ongoing investigation into Wikileaks and its founder Julian Assange. “She is suffering physically and psychologically, and is at…

Tech News Dell Cameron May 31

Julian Assange Fails to Appear in London Court Citing Serious Health Problems

Julian Assange failed to appear via video link for an extradition hearing in a London court today after WikiLeaks said that it was “gravely concerned” for Assange’s health. The 47-year-old is currently serving a 50-week sentence in London’s Belmarsh prison for skipping bail in 2012 and has reportedly been moved to the hospital wing of…

Tech News Matt Novak May 30

FBI Sued Over Files on Dead Hacker Who Turned In Chelsea Manning

A researcher seeking access to the FBI’s files on Adrian Lamo—a deceased hacker best known for informing on whistleblower Chelsea Manning—filed a lawsuit this week citing the bureau’s failure to properly respond to her request. Camille Fassett, a researcher at data collective Lucy Parsons Labs, filed a complaint in the D.C. District Court after the…

Tech News Dell Cameron May 24

Julian Assange’s Belongings Reportedly Shared With U.S. Authorities, Despite Pending Extradition Hearing

WikiLeaks editor in chief Kristinn Hrafnsson has issued a warning that any information recovered by U.S. authorities from Julian Assange’s devices—seized following his expulsion from London’s Ecuadorian embassy in April—is likely to be tampered with, claiming that chain-of-custody procedures have already been violated. Hrafnsson, in an interview with the Associated Press this week, said there…

Privacy & Security Dell Cameron May 21

Chelsea Manning

Julian Assange Released From Prison in Plea Deal With U.S.

Julian Assange Granted Right to Appeal Extradition to U.S. Over First Amendment Questions

Who Is Jack Teixeira, the Man Accused of Leaking Pentagon Documents on Discord?

Julian Assange Extradition to US Approved by UK Government

The U.S. Really Doesn’t Want to Admit It Spied on Julian Assange

Ecuador Tells Julian Assange His Citizenship Has Been Revoked

DOJ Pinky Swears Not to Torture Julian Assange If He’s Extradited to U.S.

Julian Assange Denied Bail in UK While Trump Regime Appeals Extradition Ruling

Judge Rules Julian Assange Shouldn’t Be Extradited to U.S. Citing Suicide Risk

DOJ’s New WikiLeaks Indictment Has Significant, Convenient Plot Holes

Judge Orders Chelsea Manning and Jeremy Hammond Released From Jail

Chelsea Manning Attempted Suicide in Jail, Is Recovering, Lawyers Say

Psychologist Finds Chelsea Manning’s Imprisonment Pointless as Lawyers Seek Her Release

Chelsea Manning Responds After Top U.N. Official Labels Her Imprisonment ‘Torture’

Jeremy Hammond, Former WikiLeaks Source, Held in Contempt

Chelsea Manning Can Remain in Jail for Another Year, Judge Rules

Chelsea Manning’s Lawyers Again Ask For Her Release, Say She’ll Never ‘Betray Her Principles’

Julian Assange Fails to Appear in London Court Citing Serious Health Problems

FBI Sued Over Files on Dead Hacker Who Turned In Chelsea Manning

Julian Assange’s Belongings Reportedly Shared With U.S. Authorities, Despite Pending Extradition Hearing

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