Wikileaks

Wikileaks Founder Defends Publishing CIA Director's Private Email

"Secrecy builds bureaucracy and incompetence."
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When The Hackers Become The Hacked: Why Reading John Brennan's Emails Feels Wrong

Wikileaks' dump of Brennan's emails didn't reveal any state secrets, but it did put observers in an odd position.
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Here Are John Brennan's Emails, Just Released By Wikileaks

Help us read through them, and tell us what you find.
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Chelsea Manning Wanted To 'Give Up On Everything' When Military Forced Her To Have Short Hair

"I finally decided that maybe I should quit, to give up on everything and everyone."
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Inside Mexico's Very Own Wikileaks

Méxicoleaks has uncovered a number of major scandals since its launch.
By Kara Andrade, Pulitzer Center

Sweden Ends Part Of Its Investigation Against Julian Assange

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Wikileaks: U.S. Spied On Japanese Officials And Companies

Wikileaks has previously released similar reports of U.S. spying on Germany, France and Brazil.
By AP

Chelsea Manning Defense Fund Flooded With Donations

"It's in our collective interest to ensure that whistleblowers are able to receive a full, vigorous defense of their rights."
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WikiLeaks vs. Donald Rumsfeld's Lies: An Eyewitness Account

WikiLeaks' massive "war logs" release on Iraq last October exposed Rumsfeld's many misleading statements over and over, but were quickly forgotten by mainstream journalists.
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