Julian Assange on Brink of Extradition to U.S.
The judgment on Friday puts Assange at greater risk than ever of facing trial for espionage charges that have alarmed press freedom advocates.
The judgment on Friday puts Assange at greater risk than ever of facing trial for espionage charges that have alarmed press freedom advocates.
In a case that puts press freedoms on trial, a British appeals court is considering the suicide risk should Assange be sent abroad.
Senators say they want to protect foreign journalists from government aggression. But what happens when the U.S. is the aggressor?
The ceaseless political scandals over classified documents point to deeper systemic problems with Washington’s obsession with secrecy.
I've been reluctant to write what I know about the FBI’s scheme because the tale is so complicated that I'm still not sure I fully understand it.
The veteran investigative journalist discusses the CIA’s assassination plan as well as his portrayal in the FX series “American Crime Story.”
A Pentagon report treats the killing of an Afghan family as an innocent mistake -- and upholds a U.S. tradition of excusing war crimes.
Gordon Kromberg has been dogged by allegations of bias and politicized prosecutions. Now he could shape the future of journalism.
The CIA labeled WikiLeaks a “non-state hostile intelligence service” while entertaining plans to kidnap or assassinate its founder.
California Democrat Ro Khanna wants to "make tech work for all of us."
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